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| Brand Name | Corsair |
|---|---|
| Item model number | CW-9060007-WW |
| Item Weight | 3.8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 9 x 7.3 x 6 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9 x 7.3 x 6 inches |
| Color | Black |
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- Self-contained cooling system
- Copper cold plate with pre-applied thermal compound
- Large-diameter, low permeability tooling
- Tool-free magnetic multi platform mounting bracket kit
- Compatibility with Intel LGA 1150, 1155, 1156, 1366, and 2011, AMD sockets AM2, AM3, FM1, and FM2
- Radiator dimensions: 120mm x 152mm x 27mm, Fan dimensions: 120mm x 120mm x 25mm
- Fan static pressure: 2.36mm/H20
- 5 Years Warranty
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By
Robert S.
on March 11, 2015
Style Name: H100i GTX 240MM
Verified Purchase
I had some pretty important questions about this item before I bought it and had trouble finding the answers. I'd like to start this review by going over them and what answers I found after open the box and getting hands-on with this cooler. I'll also upload a few images that explain a bit more than the pressers on the Amazon page. It installed fine in an Antec P-280 case, except the logo is upside-down if you want the wires facing away from your RAM and don't want clearance issues with the hose side of the radiator and the back of the case. So I have the radiator hoses on the right heading down and the pump/block I have the hoses to the left making the logos on both the radiator and pump upside-down (only way this was going to fit in this case). This isn't a problem with the unit per-se, so no stars can be deducted.
1. How long are the cables?
The Fan/Pump wires:
These head straight out of the "side" of the cooler on the side that has the two hoses. The 3-pin wire that goes to the motherboard is 11" long. The 4-pin wire that goes to the fans on the radiator are 12" long and it has two connectors, placed in-line, on the end. Neither of these seem to be socketed on the block side and are permanently attached. The fans themselves have an extra 12" of wire so there is ample wire there in total to do many things to hide them.
The USB:
The USB connection that is part of the "Corsair Link" feature is 27" from end to end, laid flat. I'd say it is a usable 24" given that you'll need a bend at the motherboard end. One end is a motherboard style header block, the other is a 90 degree USB mini.Read more ›
1. How long are the cables?
The Fan/Pump wires:
These head straight out of the "side" of the cooler on the side that has the two hoses. The 3-pin wire that goes to the motherboard is 11" long. The 4-pin wire that goes to the fans on the radiator are 12" long and it has two connectors, placed in-line, on the end. Neither of these seem to be socketed on the block side and are permanently attached. The fans themselves have an extra 12" of wire so there is ample wire there in total to do many things to hide them.
The USB:
The USB connection that is part of the "Corsair Link" feature is 27" from end to end, laid flat. I'd say it is a usable 24" given that you'll need a bend at the motherboard end. One end is a motherboard style header block, the other is a 90 degree USB mini.Read more ›
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By
Marcellino
on March 5, 2015
Style Name: H100i GTX 240MM
work pretty good. have to move the tubes with some force to get it to fit in 750D case.
CPU: I7-4790K 4.40GHz
quiet mode: 33.2C /91.7*F idle/
balanced mode: 32.7*C/90.8 idle/
Performance mode: 32.5*C/90.5*F idle/ game: 40.0*C/104.0 SIMCITY 5/PVZ Garden Warfare:41.8*C/107.24ºF (Room temp: 68.4*F/20.2*C
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770
Motherboard: G1.Sniper M5
2x Samsung 840 EVO 250GB
1 3 TB WD Green HDD
4x Crucial 8GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM
case: 750D
edit: added 2 Exra PWN fans to this cpu cooler. got 22*C under 11% load,
CPU: I7-4790K 4.40GHz
quiet mode: 33.2C /91.7*F idle/
balanced mode: 32.7*C/90.8 idle/
Performance mode: 32.5*C/90.5*F idle/ game: 40.0*C/104.0 SIMCITY 5/PVZ Garden Warfare:41.8*C/107.24ºF (Room temp: 68.4*F/20.2*C
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770
Motherboard: G1.Sniper M5
2x Samsung 840 EVO 250GB
1 3 TB WD Green HDD
4x Crucial 8GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM
case: 750D
edit: added 2 Exra PWN fans to this cpu cooler. got 22*C under 11% load,
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By
Knight
on November 28, 2014
Style Name: H110 280MM
Verified Purchase
It's Leaking. I found the leak on initial inspection prior to installation. Please thoroughly inspect your radiator, tubes and all connections for a leakage. Check out the tiny drop of fluid in the picture. I cleaned it up but the fluid reappeared in few minutes.
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By
Aero
on February 3, 2013
Style Name: H110 280MM
Verified Purchase
I have an Intel i7 3930k, Corsair 650D, and ASUS X79 Sabertooth. I am upgrading from a Corsair H100, which has the motor griding issue and I solved it using the diode mod. I was able to get a stable 4.8GHz with the H100 with the temps below 85C and a VCore of 1.368. That test was done with BIOS 1203 with an ambient temperature of 26.5 (hot Florida weather)
I love the size of the H110 radiator, the new pump, and the lack of molex. I think the molex connector has to be phased out since I always have a problem plugging molex into my Corsiar AX1200. I ran into problem with mounting the H110 into my 650D. The tubes have to be on the right side of the radiator because the rear fan would interfere with a left side mount. An internal P/P configuration would not work with the H100 and will not work with the H110 as well. The configuration I choose was an exhaust push. One day, Ill have a P/P with fans on the outside of the case. I've done that with my H100. The kit does not come with short mounting screws. I had to use the screws that came with my H100. There is a piece of the 650D top HDD dock that interferes with the H110 radiator. I was able to mount the radiator to the top of my case using 6 out of 8 screws, which is sufficient enough but also looks messy. During my stress testing, I set the fans to spin at full speed. One of the fans started to rattle and then the other started to rattle as well. I already submitted a RMA on the fans. Here are my results using 20 runs on LinX:
4.8GHz, 74C max temp, 1.368V max VCore (could be lower with the 3305 BIOS), 24C ambient
4.9GHz, 82C max temp, 1.392V max VCore, 25.5C ambient
I was not able to hit 5GHz because the VCore was at 1.432V and that was too high for comfort.Read more ›
I love the size of the H110 radiator, the new pump, and the lack of molex. I think the molex connector has to be phased out since I always have a problem plugging molex into my Corsiar AX1200. I ran into problem with mounting the H110 into my 650D. The tubes have to be on the right side of the radiator because the rear fan would interfere with a left side mount. An internal P/P configuration would not work with the H100 and will not work with the H110 as well. The configuration I choose was an exhaust push. One day, Ill have a P/P with fans on the outside of the case. I've done that with my H100. The kit does not come with short mounting screws. I had to use the screws that came with my H100. There is a piece of the 650D top HDD dock that interferes with the H110 radiator. I was able to mount the radiator to the top of my case using 6 out of 8 screws, which is sufficient enough but also looks messy. During my stress testing, I set the fans to spin at full speed. One of the fans started to rattle and then the other started to rattle as well. I already submitted a RMA on the fans. Here are my results using 20 runs on LinX:
4.8GHz, 74C max temp, 1.368V max VCore (could be lower with the 3305 BIOS), 24C ambient
4.9GHz, 82C max temp, 1.392V max VCore, 25.5C ambient
I was not able to hit 5GHz because the VCore was at 1.432V and that was too high for comfort.Read more ›
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