CORSAIR Hydro X Series XC7 RGB PRO CPU Water Block for Intel LGA 1700, 1200, 115X and AMD Socket AM4 (Copper Cold Plate, 110 MicroCooling Fins, 5V ARGB Motherboard Adapter Cable Included) White

The quality for it was decent, the noise was nothing though and the performance was very good but I would get little high temperature here and there. It was very easy to install, and it was worth the money. temperature was really good most of the time

I wasn't expecting the LEDs to also glow onto the motherboard, but this thing is really cool looking, it works really well too. I wanted to add the CPU to my GPU custom water loop and added another radiator at the same time and am very happy with how corsairs systems all work together. iCUE has helped me cool my computer and build my custom loop with ease. So long as I was able to get the hardware in the right place, they were able to handle the software well.

The thumb screws are a little tight to start and apply a lot of pressure. I am not sure the second is any sort of an issue, it gets the water block in tight contact with the processor. I am using this on an i7-14700K, when running performance benchmarks the CPU hits over 250 Watts and core temperatures hit 85C. With an AIO that got good marks it was hitting 100C on some cores and going into thermal throttling. The paperwork says you can mount it any way, but that's not right. Air an get trapped at the top if you have the inlet and outlet side by side. Next time I open the case I may rotate it 90 degrees to put the outlet at the top. The RGB matches the MSI motherboard that is driving it. Are there better water blocks? It's a style choice. This one works fine for me.

Alright, buckle up because I went all in on Corsair’s waterblocks for my CPU, RAM, and pump, and let me tell you—I’m never going back to EK again. I’m talking about a triple threat here, and Corsair knocked it out of the park. First off, the price difference between Corsair and EK? Stupendous. I felt like I was getting away with a steal. But the real kicker? The pre-applied thermal pads that aren’t crap. No more scraping off factory gunk like a caveman with a butter knife; Corsair actually gives you thermal pads that make installation feel like a spa day for your PC. Life-saver? You bet! Now, I’ll admit the pump was a tad pricier than I’d have liked, but after a used one leaked like the Titanic in my rig, I wasn’t about to redo my hardline tubing. Corsair’s pump is rock solid—whisper-quiet, no drama, just cool, consistent flow like it’s training for a marathon. All in all, I purchased all three: CPU, RAM blocks, and pump, and I’m writing this single review for all of them because they’re that good. Quality is top-tier across the board, and I’m officially Corsair-converted. EK, who? With Corsair, I’m finally sleeping soundly, knowing my rig looks and performs like a million bucks without costing anywhere near that. Five stars to Corsair for water blocks that are surprisingly better, better-priced, and ready to turn your PC into an absolute liquid-cooled beast!

I came from the Corsair AIO 280 which had been a great performer for a few years now. But as I started to notice irregular temp swings, I thought it's time might be up. So I took the plunge into custom loop, and Corsair made this really easy. I went with the hydro X series, soft tubes, still 280 setup, on a 12700K pushing 5.1K-P/4K-E all core hitting around low 70'sC peak, around 30-33C idle. Around 65C after hours of gaming. Fittings worked great, easier with soft tubes for sure (better for beginners). Really quiet, works super well. Also, will work with ICUE commander XT (pump goes on fan header 6, then pick from dropdown menu).

This product works well. I only needed to mount the ports in a vertical arrangement with the bottom port being used as an intake. I imagine like many have pointed out, it would trap air if the holes are mounted in a horizontal configuration as there is absolutely no way for the air to be removed from the high point in the block. I'd imagine that there would even be less air if the top hose was used as an intake which would be incorrect but would probably keep out air with fast enough flow.

Easy to install in the sense that Corsair provides a guiding bracket/frame and instructions on how to mount to the CPU -- was super helpful!! 😂 also, they have a layer of thermal paste evenly pre-applied, so as long as you don't do something crazy (or unless you want better paste and replace it yourself), you can easily mount it with very little prior experience. In terms of visual appeal and overall quality of materials I am very happy with this purchase!!! It adds such a nice element to the build and does a great job keeping my CPU temp in check. It can be a bit of a daunting task getting everything in order for a Corsair build, but it's so worth it!!! Thank you Corsair for keeping quality *and* aesthetic appeal top of mind!

The best part about this block besides the performance you get from it, is you can flip what side the inelt it on. By default it’s on the right but 4 screws and you can flip the block over and put the inlet on the other side. Very nice for cleaning up tubing runs. Overall dropped my temps by about 5-9° depending on the load from a Bykski block. Very happy.

So far so good looks pretty good in my build too, it can keep my 9800 x 3D at 70c at full load

Es un producto ejemplar en cuanto a su calidad-precio. Siendo casi 100€ más barato que la marca rival (EKWB) con un rendimiento similar. Sin lugar a duda es muy buen producto.

The cooler provides very bad cooling, I idle at around 40° and under load it can go up to 90°. I don’t recommend this cooler if you are gonna overclock.

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So I replaced another block with this, the temps were amazing compared to the other block but unfortunately a week later my board decided to catch file around my graphics card slot and I decided to removal all the custom water cooling aka removed this. It shorted around the PCI-E end of the slot....... I did not find any water/liquid etc so I do not think this block leaked but who knows. A shame. I went back to a AIO unit. The event basically killed $1000 graphics card. Sad face.