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Corsair Hydro Series H110 Liquid CPU Cooler

Corsair Hydro Series H110 Liquid CPU Cooler

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For gamers who want better performance in the most graphically demanding games at the highest settings, water-cooling systems have become the norm. Offering high thermal conductivity and virtually silent performance even at the highest speeds, water-cooling systems mark a turning point in the field of PC gaming Read More

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Darkworld-Siege
19
Oct 20, 2016
Nope. Not buying the older model for $10 less. I'd rather just anti up and pay the $10. PLUS since I have amazon prime my savings would literally be $1.04 total...... yeah! lol. come on massdrop??? this one just makes no sense.
Link for H115i https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Extreme-Performance-Liquid-Cooler/dp/B019955RNQ
SkipPe
189
Oct 19, 2016
I have had a series of Corsair AIO's. I currently have a Corsair H80i GT, which I bought for REALLY cheap open box at Microcenter. I could not go any larger with my case at the time, but now I have an NZXT 440, so I can totally accommodate a 280 mm rad. My real dilemma is whether to continue on with Corsair AIO's, or to upgrade to EK/Swiftech, even if I only do their kits. I had a custom loop briefly on an AMD 8-core (XSPC block, Swiftech rad, Koolance res, Bitspower fittings with PrimoChill tubing and a Danger Den pump). I had to sell off the loop (and all my spare parts, watches,...) after a layoff and bankruptcy. It sucked, but survival and all that.
Now i wonder if a custom loop is worth the trouble, or if I should simply stick with AIO's.
Morrowind542
127
Oct 24, 2016
Yep, an open loop design is much superior. It's quieter, cools better, can be expanded to cover extra graphics cards and such, and can be customized to fit your style. However, even the most basic cost at least twice as much as a high end AIO design, they're harder to set up, and leaks are a very real threat.
A lot of people, myself included, just don't have the budget for one, and even fewer have the time/inclination to do all the research that's required. AIO coolers are a good middle ground for these people.
LevelSteam
Oct 24, 2016
Morrowind542Yeah, cost is a big prohibiting factor with any custom loops. As far as leaks, I would actually trust a custom loop filled with pure distilled water or other non-conductive fluid due to a bad experience I had with an H100i that sprung a leak in one of its connections to the CPU block. For the most part I don't really hear too many horror stories about AIO units so I probably just had some bad luck with that one.
apudapus
3
Oct 19, 2016
I've had the H110 since it came out in 2013. I had to cut the bottom of my case to fit the radiator's end tanks but it's been working great since. Overclocked 4770k @ 4.5GHz hits 63C max playing BF4.
PaulMD
70
Oct 19, 2016
$109 shipped is not a good price for this. It regularly gets down to $110 and sometimes $100.
http://pcpartpicker.com/product/3XyxFT/corsair-cpu-cooler-cw9060026ww
gus6464
20
Oct 19, 2016
H110 is an obsolete model. The H100i v2 is the one you want at $102 on amazon.
SkipPe
189
Oct 19, 2016
gus6464H110 has a significantly larger radiator, and most people never use Corsair Link. I have an H80i GT, and I never even bothered installing it.
Jerkamie
8
Oct 22, 2016
corsair link sucks
rafael.sampaio
19
Oct 19, 2016
For $1 more you can buy it right now on Amazon.
Cyphre
2708
Oct 19, 2016
rafael.sampaioH110 on Amazon is $118 (even more expensive on Newegg). However, the H100i is going for $103. Can't say I really know the difference between all their part numbers.
Nick12
1
Oct 19, 2016
CyphreH110-280mm(dual 140mm fan equivalent) H100i-240mm(dual 120mm equivalent) (I just got one of these)
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