News - Corsair announces super-sized Hydro Series liquid coolers

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H110 and H90 liquid CPU coolers “Deliver extreme cooling and quieter operation”.

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Looks almost exactly the same as a nzxt kraken with a corsair logo on it :P

Will be interesting to see some reviews and benchmarks on these.

We have units incoming next week. :)

Just give me some blinking longer pipes so I can put the rad in the bottom of my case :(

If they also have the i functionality of the 100i and 80i then that\'s pretty damn cool

I think most people had issues with the pump noise more than the fans being an issue - can replace fans.

Probably the reference design form the manufacture. I am sure a H90i/H110i is in the works.
Good thing my case can\'t fit 14cm fans, otherwise I would be getting one of these, but I also wish it did :p

I doubt they\'ll do an \'i\' version for a while, there is too much hostility to the \'i\'s from people that have them due to the whole whine problem.

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Just give me some blinking longer pipes so I can put the rad in the bottom of my case :(

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With the current temperature here in Blighty, I want my rad outside the house.

I will likely just ignore this and go for the NZXT...

They could have made this a long long time ago but it took them until they had competition for an update, most likely so that they could milk the consumers out of what probably costs them very little to manufacture for the same high price.

Would be interesting to see some benchmarks however. It does indeed look suspiciously like a re-branded NZXT and benchmarks should confirm it.

It's interesting that they see a market for the H110. I have an H100 in my 3930 system and it does a fine job. With TDPs dropping I suspect that an H80 will be more than adequate for my next system.

I think the main selling point is similar performance to the H100, but quieter. Regarding the lowering TDPs, that should mean we can push the chips further with the same cooler, that's why I went with the H100s to get the max OC on a budget, else why not just use the stock cooler?

They have increased the size of the rads and fans because at CES Swifttech gave a demo of the H220 and it beat the corsair's in both temps and sound levels! The swiftech's can also be expanded to cool the MB chipset or graphics as well.

Looking forward to see review of both.

Will this fit in a Corsair 600t?
Is there an option to buy the unit WITHOUT the fans, I like choosing my own :)