CORSAIR iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB Liquid CPU Cooler – 360mm AIO – Low-Noise – FlowDrive Cooling Engine – Intel LGA 1851/1700, AMD AM5/AM4 – 3X RX120 RGB Fans – iCUE Link System Hub Included – Black

I picked up the Corsair iCUE Link Titan 360 RX to cool my new build, and I’ve been really impressed so far. This is Corsair’s latest 360mm AIO with their new iCUE Link ecosystem, and I wasn’t sure what to expect—but everything just worked.Usage:I installed it with no issues on an Intel [insert your CPU model] inside a mid-tower case. The iCUE Link system made cable management much cleaner than my last setup, and it booted right up without any firmware hassles or fan curve weirdness.Pros:Extremely quiet – even under load, the system stays silentCool and stable – CPU temps have been consistently healthy so farClean build – the iCUE Link cables cut down on clutterLooks great – RGB is tasteful and well diffusedNo setup issues – everything worked out of the box for meCons:You’ll need an available USB 2.0 header for the hubiCUE software still isn’t perfect, but it’s stable enough for meTips:Update iCUE before installation if you haven’t used it in a whileTry mounting the pump head upright—the Corsair logo looks better aligned that wayDon’t forget to enable custom fan curves in iCUE if you want to fine-tune your setup laterVerdict:If you’re looking for a premium AIO that’s quiet, cools well, and makes your build look clean and modern, this cooler nails it. Setup was smoother than expected, and performance has been solid. Highly recommended if you’re building in the Corsair ecosystem or just want less cable clutter.

Everything is working as designed. I think it's amazing. The only issue I had was after everything was connected NOTHING showed up in iCUE but everything was working as expected. Very strange. After following Corsair's help page (Which by the way does not help) I found the problem. My mobo, which is an MSI MPG Z790I Edge Wifi, apparently does not have enough power to run the iCue Hubs. I connected everything to the hub then ran a usb-C cable (Just a random usb-c I had lying around) from the Hub to the rear back panel of my case where I have a spare usb-c outlet. Plugged it in and violah!!! Everything is now up and running. Hope this helps somebody with the same problem I had.

The best performance and coolest CPU cooler that you can buy, super quality, 100% recommend

Ryzen 7 7800X3D is at 42 degrees Celsius while I type this on my browser, and gets to about 60 degrees during most games, so pretty good cooling. This is a great starter package for the iCue Link system fans, with the variety of cables and hub included. For me this was a perfect addition to an existing iCue Link build, upgrading from a two-fan AIO. Brightness and noise level depends on your settings on the iCue Link app. Go Corsair, go!

This CPU cooler looks amazing and cools my cpu extremely well. it’s dropped my temps by over 20 degrees c while gaming. i have an all corsair set up so this paired nicely with the rest of my pc. the icue link system makes wiring super easy and clean looking. 100% recommend!(update 2-1-25)the lighting on the pump for the cpu cooler has seemed to have failed as only the left side of the pump now lights up. i’ve contacted amazon and they’ve issued a replacement. that was a few mins ago so i have yet to receive it. i still love the cooler. hopefully what i received was from a bad batch and my replacement is better.(edit 2-3-25)i received my replacement and it works just fine. i will update again if anything changes

I have installed several water coolers over the last 15 years from single pump running on molex power to requiring multiple power sources to run due to complexity. This easy to install water cooler keeps a gaming computer running at an average of 28 degrees Celsius under daily load and average of 36 degree Celsius when stress testing. Running an i9-14900k overclocked without issues. Highly recommend the Corsair brands over any others I have dealt with.

Out of the box the pump was rattling and loud. Sounded like it was cavitating. Did all the steps Corsair recommends to get air out of the pump in case that was it. It changed nothing. After around 5 hours of total use, mostly at idle while troubleshooting the pump - it completely died and overheated my brand new AMD 9800x3d. Of course getting ahold of Corsair is impossible. Takes up to 2 weeks for them to answer your ticket.Not sure what happened to the quality customer service and product Corsair used to provide but I suppose that’s a thing of the past.