Name: Corsair Hydro Series H100x
Brand: Corsair
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Rating: 3.5 (47 reviews)

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The CORSAIR Hydro Series H100x is an extreme performance liquid CPU cooler that packs dual 120mm CORSAIR SP fans and a 240mm radiator into a simple, no-fuss package. With PWM fans that run between 600 RPM to 1,700RPM, it’s easy to switch from low-noise to extreme performance when you need it. An all-new thermally optimized cold plate and low-noise pump design are housed in a stylish white-LED lit pump head, adding a touch of brilliance to your system. Combining the essentials of the CORSAIR Hydro Series and great performance, H100x puts extreme CPU cooling within reach.

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 In the box you get the two fans, the radiator and the CPU bracket, all the little screws that you need and everything you need to install it now. The radiator itself is a dead simple setup, it comes uninstalled obviously, you need to put the fans on yourself. Corsair recommends putting the fans in the direction that they'll pull the air into the case and over the radiator to cool it down, so it's an air-intact case. You can set that up that way, you need to work out which direction it's going to sit in your case, that's the other thing, the other consideration

 This is a no-frills version that has no RGB lighting, the only little bit of lighting you get is on the pump head itself around the Corsair logo. As you can basically tell from the box it doesn't have any RGB fans, it does come with two 120mm fans and they are quiet fans. But otherwise it's like I said no frills. It is however a solidly built piece of kit and it comes with a 5 year guarantee which speaks to the quality of the build

 But otherwise it's like I said no frills. It is however a solidly built piece of kit and it comes with a 5 year guarantee which speaks to the quality of the build. Now I've been using Corsairs all-in-one coolers for many years and I really find them excellent, easy to install, hassle-free and also just really reliable, never had any problems with them. This one is also compatible with a numerous range of different CPUs including Intel and AMD, a variety of different sockets

 Hello, this is The Prevoked Prawn and this is the Corsair H100X High Performance 240mm Liquid CPU Cooler. This is an affordable CPU cooler from Corsair, that's an all-in-one system that will set you back around £75 or $75 depending on where you are in the world. This is an unboxing video and I'll show an overview of the installation process which is ridiculously easy. Now these Hydro series coolers are really easy, all-in-one coolers that are dead easy to install and keep CPU cooling hassle-free

Corsair H100x AIO Cooler unboxing and install

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 You see, the pump only has a 3-pin connector coming out, so it obviously goes into a fan header. But what's that? You want the fans to hook into the pump to feed off the same header? Nope! No way to do it except either A: Buy 2 y-splitters (Hook the fans together with one, and hook that one up with the pump's 3 pin), B: Splice the fans together and only use 1 splitter to join it with the pump, or C: Just splice everything together. Another star off.  Now then, what did I like? Well to put it simply, this cooler is amazing at what it does

 5/5 for product performance, -2 for aforementioned complaints.  *Edit* After less than a week of use one of the fan bearings as already started to grind. Went to take the back off so I could put much better grease in them but what's this? A solid plastic plug that's pressed in? I could probably drill it out but screw it. Now I have an excuse to get better fans

 Granted this is in a basement during a good Michigan winter :) My V6 kept it around 35-38C and that was with some pretty good fans.  TL;DR Product works great, let down about lack of software/ method of connecting fans to pump (without splicing or buying extra adapters), missing screws and pins. 5/5 for product performance, -2 for aforementioned complaints.  *Edit* After less than a week of use one of the fan bearings as already started to grind

 Another star off.  Now then, what did I like? Well to put it simply, this cooler is amazing at what it does. Even with the stock fans it's keeping my FX-6300 at 4.7gHz (plan on going giher) at 29C under a Prime 95 test

Product works great, disappointed by lack of features and missing hardware.

 The only downside as I mentioned is the noise levels however if you have been looking to upgrade to liquid cooling for a while now the H100X provides a cost effective and still impressive way of getting into the liquid cooling game. So I'm Dominic for KickGuru, this has been our review of the Corsair H100X. If you liked this video you can give us a thumbs up, leave a comment below and subscribe. Make sure you also hit the bell icon so you can be notified of all of our future videos

 So in terms of raw performance at least it is very very impressive. The cost however is noise levels and I did think to myself when I saw the fact that the fans were SB series rather than ML series I thought it was quite likely these are going to be a bit louder. Corsair's previous liquid coolers from a few years ago definitely had a reputation for being a bit raucous. So as you can see it is the loudest cooler on test by a fair way

 The H100X however does not support Corsair Link, it's in that sense a dumb liquid cooler because all you really need to do is make sure the pump is getting power, plug in the two fans and off you go. So it's essentially a very basic, very simple liquid cooler from Corsair priced at £79.99. So first things first, what do you get in the box? You get the user manual and some warranty information, there's also the necessary screws and hardware, you get one bracket for Intel and then there's also a separate bracket for AMD

CORSAIR H100X COOLER Review - COOLIT designed but any good?

Hey guys, building a PC and I’ve gone with the parts below.
I know I’m late with asking because I’ve ordered the parts, but I just want to know if I made some bad choices. Just want to calm my nerves with this post I guess. 
I’ve tried to keep the cost down because of the GPU-price but still choose good parts. The MOBO was on sale for 270$ in my country.
It’s intended for a 1440p 144hz monitor (Acer Predator XB27HUA).

MOBO- Asus ROG STRIX Z590-F GAMING WIFI ATX
CPU - Intel Core i7-11700K
CPU Cooler - Noctua NH-U12A
GPU - MSI GeForce RTX 3070 Ti 8 GB GAMING X TRIO
RAM - Kingston HyperX Predator 32 GB (4 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200Mhz CL16
OS Storage - Kingston KC2500 500 GB M.2-2280 NVME
Extra Storage - Kingston KC2500 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME
PSU - Corsair RM850W 80+ Gold
Case - Phanteks Eclipse P600S

<div class="md">Hey guys, building a PC and I’ve gone with the parts below.
I know I’m late with asking because I’ve ordered the parts, but I just want to know if I made some bad choices. Just want to calm my nerves with this post I guess. 
I’ve tried to keep the cost down because of the GPU-price but still choose good parts. The MOBO was on sale for 270$ in my country.
It’s intended for a 1440p 144hz monitor (Acer Predator XB27HUA).

MOBO- Asus ROG STRIX Z590-F GAMING WIFI ATX

CPU - Intel Core i7-11700K

CPU Cooler - Noctua NH-U12A

GPU - MSI GeForce RTX 3070 Ti 8 GB GAMING X TRIO

RAM - Kingston HyperX Predator 32 GB (4 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200Mhz CL16

OS Storage - Kingston KC2500 500 GB M.2-2280 NVME

Extra Storage - Kingston KC2500 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME

PSU - Corsair RM850W 80+ Gold

Case - Phanteks Eclipse P600S

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Building a PC, please rate it!

I'm very satisfied with everything but the fans

 Right so I've got it installed and we're going to do the fast boots that it will turn on. Oh wow look at that, yep and they've got a post, yeah my fan's spinning out, oh god right yeah, something's blocking this fan here. So I'm going to get that right before I take these off from that. Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh

 So here we've just got stuff in the box, the one that's compatible with what you get, all that good stuff. So here we are opening the box up. Here is the documentation, we've got a warranty slip thingy, warranty guides, just an insulation thingy, a bit of protection, here we are a plastic bag over the cooler, alright let's get this out, we've got a fan splitter, that's good in case you don't have one, here we have the mounting bracket for the behind the motherboard, yeah that looks like the M4 bracket, there's the other bit, a little package of screws, all the stuff, fan mounts and all that, and the other fans here, these fans are quite nice, might get some more. So there's thermal paste on it, I'll be using it because thermal paste costs quite a bit and you don't need it because the stuff I put on there is quite good

 Here is the documentation, we've got a warranty slip thingy, warranty guides, just an insulation thingy, a bit of protection, here we are a plastic bag over the cooler, alright let's get this out, we've got a fan splitter, that's good in case you don't have one, here we have the mounting bracket for the behind the motherboard, yeah that looks like the M4 bracket, there's the other bit, a little package of screws, all the stuff, fan mounts and all that, and the other fans here, these fans are quite nice, might get some more. So there's thermal paste on it, I'll be using it because thermal paste costs quite a bit and you don't need it because the stuff I put on there is quite good. So here we are, the tubes are kind of thick, quite flexible, there's a radiator kind of see through, it's all quite good, yeah I like this stuff. So I'm going to get into moving it over from my freezer 43 and then I'll give you some temps and stuff like that

Heat wave ready - H100x

. idle temp has crept up from 30 when the cooler was new to about 35-38 now.)  Edit: 1-31-16.

 Fortunately, the GPU exhausts most of its own hot air out the back of the computer.  I guess I'll try this setup for a while and see how it goes. I've got a 3D render going right now, and the temperature is creeping back up to 53 degrees.

Buy a 4 pin fan splitter!!!

Hello there, good people!

I am about to build my first desktop and it was clear from day one that I'd go with a Ryzen CPU. Currently, the available option is the 5800X, so I decided to stick with it.

My plan is to use said build in the following manner: 
- 50% games ( older, current, future ones )
- 50% productivity tasks ( Blender, Numeric computation, simulations )

The CPU will be put into an ASUS TUF X-570 PRO motherboard, paired with an RTX 3080 ( most likely EVGA FTW3 or XC3/Ultra ) with 32Gb of 3200Mhz CL16 RAM from G.Skill. All the software I'll be using will be run from a M.2 SSD, with Windows getting its separate SSD as well. 

If you could share your experience with similar tasks I intend to do with the 5800X, as well as the cooling solutions ( Air cooling preferred for me ) and temps you are getting, it would mean a lot to me!

Thank you for reading this and thank you in advance for replies!

Have a great day!

<div class="md">Hello there, good people!

I am about to build my first desktop and it was clear from day one that I&#39;d go with a Ryzen CPU. Currently, the available option is the 5800X, so I decided to stick with it.

My plan is to use said build in the following manner: 
- 50% games ( older, current, future ones )
- 50% productivity tasks ( Blender, Numeric computation, simulations )

The CPU will be put into an ASUS TUF X-570 PRO motherboard, paired with an RTX 3080 ( most likely EVGA FTW3 or XC3/Ultra ) with 32Gb of 3200Mhz CL16 RAM from G.Skill. All the software I&#39;ll be using will be run from a M.2 SSD, with Windows getting its separate SSD as well. 

If you could share your experience with similar tasks I intend to do with the 5800X, as well as the cooling solutions ( Air cooling preferred for me ) and temps you are getting, it would mean a lot to me!

Thank you for reading this and thank you in advance for replies!

Have a great day!
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Ryzen 5800X owners, please, share your experiences

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