iCUE H150i RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler
iCUE H150i RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler
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Corsair iCUE H150i Elite 360mm RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler - White
iCUE H150i RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler
iCUE H150i RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler
Last updated at 21/06/2026 12:10:52
Corsair iCUE H150i 360mm ELITE RGB Liquid CPU Cooler- White [CW-9060079-WW]
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CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE RGB Liquid CPU Cooler - White NDA August 23
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originally posted on scan.co.uk
Cooler is repaired by Corsair themselves and works perfectly. Even running the most intensive games doesnt stress it out and keeps everything cool. My i7-13700K only reaches 70°C at full load and rests below 40°C idle, and my PC is stored under a desk so with better airflow these numbers could be lower.It's very quiet on idle and only gets loud when CPU load is very high, but you can configure many settings in the BIOS and ICUE to change all of this.My cooler personally came with the LGA 1700 standoffs but I cannot guarantee every purchase will come with one.
originally posted on pccasegear.com
This AIO is amazing, and it also comes with two pump caps, one has less RGB, and the other has lots, and it also supports an LCD kit, which is super awesome for people that want to upgrade to that in the future. I have had no issues with this, and it keeps the I7-13700k underneath it completely cool. I would like to note, that its not on the page currently, but it does support LGA-1700 by default, but is not stated anywhere that I could find, not even corsairs own website, which is super misleading, especially since I purchased the upgrade kit just to make sure, and never actually needed it.
originally posted on bestbuy.ca
Was very easy to setup installed in a 5000d Cosair. The fan and pump rgb looks great. Mounted intake to exhaust heat through rad out the the top of case. Keeps my 13700k cool like 35 Celsius in gaming and general use. Bench marks runs my cpu to 100c but that’s the cpu using it’s full power with no thermal throttling. I did mount it side was and cover is adjustable. Did this so cooler lines look better and small cable that connects to mobo can be hidden better. Would recommend anyone this cooler for newer Gen CPU’s that run hot. Zero complaints. It’s even really quiet.
| Style | Fans&Cooling |
| Fan 2 dimensions (W x D x H) | 120 x 120 x 25 mm |
| Fan dimensions (W x D x H) | 120 x 120 x 25 mm |
| Radiator depth | 12 cm |
| Radiator height | 2.7 cm |
Corsair iCUE H150i 360mm ELITE RGB Liquid CPU Cooler- White [CW-9060079-WW]
14-day returns
CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE RGB Liquid CPU Cooler - White NDA August 23
Free delivery
CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE RGB Liquid CPU Cooler - White NDA August 23
Delivery $10
Cooler is repaired by Corsair themselves and works perfectly. Even running the most intensive games doesnt stress it out and keeps everything cool. My i7-13700K only reaches 70°C at full load and rests below 40°C idle, and my PC is stored under a desk so with better airflow these numbers could be lower.It's very quiet on idle and only gets loud when CPU load is very high, but you can configure many settings in the BIOS and ICUE to change all of this.My cooler personally came with the LGA 1700 standoffs but I cannot guarantee every purchase will come with one.
This AIO is amazing, and it also comes with two pump caps, one has less RGB, and the other has lots, and it also supports an LCD kit, which is super awesome for people that want to upgrade to that in the future. I have had no issues with this, and it keeps the I7-13700k underneath it completely cool. I would like to note, that its not on the page currently, but it does support LGA-1700 by default, but is not stated anywhere that I could find, not even corsairs own website, which is super misleading, especially since I purchased the upgrade kit just to make sure, and never actually needed it.
Was very easy to setup installed in a 5000d Cosair. The fan and pump rgb looks great. Mounted intake to exhaust heat through rad out the the top of case. Keeps my 13700k cool like 35 Celsius in gaming and general use. Bench marks runs my cpu to 100c but that’s the cpu using it’s full power with no thermal throttling. I did mount it side was and cover is adjustable. Did this so cooler lines look better and small cable that connects to mobo can be hidden better. Would recommend anyone this cooler for newer Gen CPU’s that run hot. Zero complaints. It’s even really quiet.
Don't expect to get this refurbished, started leaking as soon as I started using it in my pc. I've fitted many AIOs and this is the first time I've experienced an issue. Scan refuses to refund as the face plate, a cosmetic piece, was damaged after reassembly/transit. It's important to note that the fault was there before the plate was damaged and the damage wouldn't have happened if the pump hadn't had to be taken apart to check the leak.
The installation instructions are very unclear. I was a bit perplexed why my CPU was running 100℃ after installing - I thought that because I already had an ICUE HUB with my case I wouldn't need a 2nd one, and wasn't clear that the one provided with the cooler was also what provided power to the pump. (-1 point)Once I had the pump running I was annoyed to discover that the pump is louder than the h80i I replaced. It emits a constant buzz, about the same volume as your average coil whine. And for the volume, it doesn't seem to dissipate much heat from the CPU. (-1 point)Overall 3/5
CPU: i9-11900k (Haven't overclocked it yet) MoBo: MSI MPG Z590 Gaming Force GPU: MSI RTX 3070 Gaming X Trio Case: Corsair ICUE 5000X RAM: 4 Sticks of Corsair Vengeance RGB SL 32G (2x 16GB) PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower GF1 1000W 80+ Gold AIO: CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX WHITE, 360mm Radiator SSD: WD_BLACK 1TB SN750 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive WD_BLACK 1TB SN750 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive WD_BLACK 500GB SN750 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive with Heatsink Removed Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E1T0B/AM Misc: Asiahorse Power Supply Sleeved Cable for Power Supply Extension Cable Wire Kit CORSAIR iCUE SP120 RGB ELITE Performance 120mm White PWM Triple Fan Kit Comments: When placed at the top of ... MoreCPU: i9-11900k (Haven't overclocked it yet) MoBo: MSI MPG Z590 Gaming Force GPU: MSI RTX 3070 Gaming X Trio Case: Corsair ICUE 5000X RAM: 4 Sticks of Corsair Vengeance RGB SL 32G (2x 16GB) PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower GF1 1000W 80+ Gold AIO: CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX WHITE, 360mm Radiator SSD: WD_BLACK 1TB SN750 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive WD_BLACK 1TB SN750 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive WD_BLACK 500GB SN750 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive with Heatsink Removed Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E1T0B/AM Misc: Asiahorse Power Supply Sleeved Cable for Power Supply Extension Cable Wire Kit CORSAIR iCUE SP120 RGB ELITE Performance 120mm White PWM Triple Fan Kit Comments: When placed at the top of the case, the space between the CPU power block and the AIO is a VERY tight squeeze. If I had used cables that came with PSU it would not have fit. As it was the cable extensions from Asiahorse were flexible enough that I got it in there. You could use a 280mm radiator and be fine, or remove a fan and be fine also. Annnd at the bottom of the case, I was barely able to fit the case's USB 3.0 cable because the case cutouts are so narrow. and how long and thick the case cable was. Oh! The Mobo has an EPS power block at the bottom that must be connected to the PSU otherwise your GPU won't work. Just an FYI there. All-in-all I am happy with the build. However... I would not suggest this Case and Motherboard combination for the two issues mentioned above.
I paired this 360mm AIO Radiator with an AMD Ryzen 78003XD - The CPU has averaged 58% sustained (max 70%) in COD/Battlefield with avg Temps of 55 deg C (max 58) and this cooler has been so chill and quiet.The Corsair Commander had a total of 6 fans controllable so that took care of the 3 chassis fans I had too so the iCUE software is handling all of them for lighting and cooling fan speeds.Even on extreme, my old 1070 laptop is louder and since it makes it about 1 deg cooler, I'm not bothered and balanced is enough for me.
This was my first step into liquid cooling, and I couldn't be happier with the results. Since installing the H150i I've seen noticeably cooler base and stress temperatures across a variety of workloads. On average my system runs 5-15 degrees cooler than with previous air cooling.Setup is very straightforward, and Corsair includes everything you need to get the H150i running very quickly. The only "caution" I would add is regarding the radiator size. The H150i includes a 3 fan radiator, which limits your install options. Please measure carefully to make sure the radiator will fit into your case (it won't fit into most smaller mid tower cases - though the it will front mount into a Corsair 465X case. You're probably better to go with a larger mid tower case (such as ... MoreThis was my first step into liquid cooling, and I couldn't be happier with the results. Since installing the H150i I've seen noticeably cooler base and stress temperatures across a variety of workloads. On average my system runs 5-15 degrees cooler than with previous air cooling.Setup is very straightforward, and Corsair includes everything you need to get the H150i running very quickly. The only "caution" I would add is regarding the radiator size. The H150i includes a 3 fan radiator, which limits your install options. Please measure carefully to make sure the radiator will fit into your case (it won't fit into most smaller mid tower cases - though the it will front mount into a Corsair 465X case. You're probably better to go with a larger mid tower case (such as the 465X) or a full tower case.I connected the H150i to a iCUE controller, which provides an easy yet powerful way to control the fan profiles and lighting. When running with a balanced power profile the three fans are nearly silent. For heavier workloads the extreme performance setting is quiet a bit louder, but keeps the CPU cool even during heavier gaming sessions. iCUE lighting gives you a wide range of lighting options.
I recently decided to swap to a liquid cooler from a Noctua tower for my 5800X. I initially opted for the Corsair H100i and while it did reasonably well at keeping my CPU at manageable temps (60-70 degrees with gaming, 85 max in Prime95), the one thing that really put a damper on the experience was how loud the fans could get. The ML fans included max out at ~2500 RPM, which works very well for pushing air, but gets noticeably audible. In practice, the fans were mostly in the 1500-1800 RPM range.As a result, I decided to try a swap to the H150i and the difference was immediately noticeable. In terms of temperature, I genuinely don't believe that the H150i is dramatically better; temps are on the average about 5 degrees cooler, which is great, of course.. but the ... MoreI recently decided to swap to a liquid cooler from a Noctua tower for my 5800X. I initially opted for the Corsair H100i and while it did reasonably well at keeping my CPU at manageable temps (60-70 degrees with gaming, 85 max in Prime95), the one thing that really put a damper on the experience was how loud the fans could get. The ML fans included max out at ~2500 RPM, which works very well for pushing air, but gets noticeably audible. In practice, the fans were mostly in the 1500-1800 RPM range.As a result, I decided to try a swap to the H150i and the difference was immediately noticeable. In terms of temperature, I genuinely don't believe that the H150i is dramatically better; temps are on the average about 5 degrees cooler, which is great, of course.. but the most noticeable impact is that the three fans are almost always lower than 1000 RPM (around ~600 RPM with most of the games I play). The audible difference is palpable. Well worth the upgrade!
So this is my first AIO i have ever installed, so i had some idiot issues.1. am4 mobo, so i had to swap the brackets on the cooler to am4, no problem.2. had to google the installation video of others because this model i got did NOT match any video's I could find. You'll notice in other videos the bracket on the heatsink has some wierd clips on it (in their videos), this one did not, so i had to keep the rear plate(back of mobo) but remove the front board brackets, and use the ones with the cooler, was difficult for me to do solo (trying to hold backplate on and press cooler onto the proc while trying to screw in the screws.took me longer than it should have. but ended up fine!
| Style | Fans&Cooling |
| Fan 2 dimensions (W x D x H) | 120 x 120 x 25 mm |
| Fan dimensions (W x D x H) | 120 x 120 x 25 mm |
| Radiator depth | 12 cm |
| Radiator height | 2.7 cm |
