Corsair H170i Elite Capellix Review (3 x 140, 420mm Water Cooler)

[@techyescity]

Hey y'all, cooler is not a value for money play, have checked out a value option here (snowman): kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5zQapihprxoick Also compare it against some of the coolers in today's video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWS3moesirCIhLM

[@iphilip1]

you said on the title

[@michaelthompson9798]

It’s great to see the running joke of the i7-117……sorry i9-11900k heat output finally has a purpose here 😂😜😆🤪 to test cooling capacity of AIO / HSF etc hehe 😉

[@DIYTech21]

Thats too much watts 300, Winters will be better with it in the room

[@EpicGamingEct]

try a BIOS update you shouldn't be pulling that much wattage for the CPU , i did on my I7 11700k and seen it drop considerably in wattage use and run at higher frequencies using a Asrock Z490 !!!!

[@junkyeyes]

Try testing agains a 5800x. It hits very fast 80+c°. I will send mine back in a couple of days. Oh and not to mention that above 500rpm the ventilator are making a weird high pitch noice

[@heyguyslolGAMING]

Just in time for Alder Lake. Thx Bryan. Hope your doing well over there during these tough times.

[@patrickprafke4894]

I have a corsair H80 in push/pull from 10 years ago. Still runs great with its metal tube lines.

[@MarcoGPUtuber]

But everyone says size doesn't matter! Am I being lied to, Tech YES?

[@benjamintan2733]

That really depends on your hands and how you are most comfortable with it.

[@iamatlantis1]

Cleaning white braided cables, best methods? That's a sweet ass Pokémon jacket

[@techyescity]

White braided cables damn, I haven't tried that yet for an AIO, right? Could only imagine hot water and letting it sit.

[@iamatlantis1]

@@techyescity for a modular psu Maybe braided is the wrong term, white fabric wrapped cables. I saw you washing a psu and keeping the ends up out of the water. I think I'll try that with a dish or laundry detergent hot water mix

[@arch1107]

a toothbrush and isoprophyl alcohol is what i would use first

[@iamatlantis1]

@@arch1107 I will do that, thank you

[@jonathanellis6097]

Would have been interesting to seen some more shots of the cooler, and how much cable spaghetti is there? One reason I like the Artic AIO's is the lack of millions of cables.

[@spusuf]

We just Zip tied the cables together, although there were still 2 per fan they ALL plug into the hub (both RGB and fan power)

[@keithmiller9665]

I can’t help noticing how much electricty today’s higher end PC components are using particularly GPUs and now this cooler. You will see how energy prices are currently going up. From a cost and environment perspectives using 500+ Watts can’t be good. Some PCs are now using the equivalent electricity consumption of electric heaters. In good news much of this electricty now comes from renewables but the cost aspect remains. Perhaps time to highlight some PC specifications that consume low amounts of electricty but can still get the job done?

[@techyescity]

I have something coming soon, just picking up some used parts to make it happen!

[@innocentiuslacrim2290]

I complitely agree on this point. It is getting pretty mad when some PC electric usage is around 1 kilowatt range. Normally kilowatts are reserved for saunas and ovens.

[@grimm00002]

I guess that's kind of humanity's collective fault for wanting more. Honestly, consumers were kind of ok that Intel pinned everyone down with 4 cores/8 threads until Ryzen showed up. Now everyone calls Intel on their bullshit, but is 4 cores/8 threads really that bad? I work an office job, most of it involving Excel. I honestly believe that Windows 10 and the current iteration of Excel is the point where a Core i5 4960 (with 8gb of DDR3 1600 Mhz RAM and a mechanical hard drive) shows its age. I do think there's still a bit of performance to be had if this machine has an SSD. Maybe two more threads. Even maybe 16GB of RAM. I personally own an ancient FX 6100 with a GT 1030 and a mere 4GBs of DDR3 1333Mhz RAM in dual channel mode. (I'm poor). But paired with SATA SSDs and a 4:3 monitor at 1280*1024, I can still enjoy Control and World War Z but in a lower resolution. I am expecting a bit better situation for myself financially this year, but I since I mostly play DOTA2, this machine will serve me just fine (but the heat it crazy nuts for something not too much of an upgrade from a dual core Athlon). We'll see if upping the RAM to 16GBs would make this snappier but I have my doubts.

[@Hornbowman]

Agreed. However, change is on the horizon: given how successful Apple's M1 chip is, I expect both Intel and AMD to come up with similar designs and see the industry switch from x86-64 to ARM - at least, in the not-too-distant future.

[@zodiacfml]

Intel is using 2015 process node for this i9-11900k but chips are truly more efficient these days, proof is in laptops close to desktop performance despite fraction of the power. The problem is these companies now doing the overclocking themselves, little headroom left for the user unlike the days of early overclocking. Aside from that, they also add plenty of voltage than necessary. I recall undervolting my Athlon XP where a few voltage drops will cause instability but undervolting modern CPUs/GPUs will give slightly more performance while consuming significantly less power.

[@AmateurTroll69]

i just installed a h150i Elite capellix for a 5900x coming from a h100 PRO XT 240 .... you know to keep things....................COOL, *puts on sunglasses*

[@techyescity]

Corsair's AIOs are that good that I gave up testing the other brands and just tested against their old products. In this video I only included the best air cooler that I have tested previously. Pretty impressive what they have done with this one.

[@tetox450]

Man i loved your pokemon sweater, looking sharp brohter!

[@711jastin]

i'm a believer in air cool supremacy, main build uses a Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4, secondary build uses a Noctua U14s. I did spent more on air flow, which consists of 6 Noctua fans.

[@carlosteixeira3966]

Loving the new graphics for the graphs of the temps etc ! I have a 280mm Corsair just like the one on the video but tbh I am looking to change it for a good air cooler just because of the fact that I don't have to worry about the liquid evaporation over time etc + ease of installation , cable management and maintenance

[@XxViciousxX]

I had to give up my Noctua DH14 it couldn't keep up with my 9900k at 5ghz. Grabbed a 360mm AIO from EK and now my temps are like 80c vs 96c. But I liked having all air as I knew nothing could leak no pump to break it was pretty awesome.

[@sparhawk1228]

How long does coolant last before a refuel is required?

[@25MHzisbest]

For anyone wondering which case to use the "Phanteks ECLIPSE P500 AIR" just fits this and very highly rated too. Even better in the UK its £89.99 without fans so perfect to fit this cooler in the front (£199.99 UK).

[@GlennsHardWired]

I have one in mine.... 5900x 4.8 all core 1.34v... 65c max temp

[@25MHzisbest]

@@GlennsHardWired Hit it with a 30 min Cinebench R23 and see how it gets on!

[@trickyrat483]

"Me? I've got sixteen and a half inches, baby." Sounds so much better than 420 mil. :)

[@ericdeltoro8484]

I previously used a H110i GTX but I've since then upgraded to a custom open loop with a 45mm thick 280mm radiator and a 45mm thick 120mm radiator, both from Alphacool. Its cooling my Ryzen 7 2700X and Vega FE. My rig stays cool and extremely quiet with Arctic P12 and P14 fans. They rarely go over 50~60% in speed and everything stays sub 60C under load. I still have the H110i GTX, I use it on my test bench because its still a really good cooler despite being around 5 years old.

[@tech_jims]

That thing is a total beast of an aio 😃 I want one 🤣

[@richardward6256]

Woohoo, i`m first on this one....early bird catches the worm. Triple 140 mm cooler ....??? ....The first thing in my mind, is what cases it would fit, and it does match a hot runner CPU....What i would like to see from cooling manufacturers, is 2 things : 1 - a Port so that you can add a GPU block to the loop. 2 - a thicker radiator. Also, case manufacturers standardising their naming conventions, so that when shopping, you can easily identify what cooling it is compatable with.

[@blai5e730]

I have a Phanteks Enthoo 719 (Luxe 2) case running a custom loop with an Alphacool NeXxoS XT45 420mm cross-flow radiator (which are a bit longer than a standard U-flow radiator). It's a full tower E-ATX case that stands 570mm high.

[@omegaPhix]

My custom loop costs the same as this AIO lol

[@mikeymaiku]

i remember my first 420 rad, it was great, so great that my 240 / 420 rad setup was so overkill for a 2600k system... had to use a E-ATX case to fit this lol

[@grlmgor]

LOL 420 rad on a 2600k what did it peak at 50 degrees?

[@wa2368]

You really needed 840mm of cooling for that chip. You could start jumping up and down and rejoice with the low temperatures.

[@mikeymaiku]

@@grlmgor hey man if it made you feel any better i had a 3x grx 480 setup. It was..... enough lol

[@mikeymaiku]

@@wa2368 you really didnt. My antect 920 aio was able to run it at 4.8ghz under 75 degrees lol

[@wa2368]

@@mikeymaiku It will cool down even more when you turn on that fancy pattern of RGB disco lights and start dancing. In fact, the faster you dance, the cooler the chip gets.

[@shanksisnoteventhatstrongbruh]

I love your jacket Brian.

[@DragoserakerIT]

Finally a legitimately compelling AIO option for the top of a 1000d been running a 280mm for so long and it looks weird in the mount.

[@tezka2]

I slapped 170i on my 6900xt, it took me like 1day and a lot of balls to do it. The temps a really good. Before i had 280mm aio nzxt. It did the job keeping gpu temps at 65-72. Hot spot 95. JT at 88.But at 98% fan speed. Now temps like : Gpu 51 HS 86 JT 70 And it is all at 60% fan speed. I Iove 170i !

[@WSS_the_OG]

Was hoping to see how this holds up against the Arctic Liquid Freezer II series.

[@Speak_Out_and_Remove_All_Doubt]

Has anyone brought out RGB colour controllers that are linked to the CPU temperature, so when under load it goes red and when cool it's blue and then everything in-between?

[@germanmade1219]

They have that setting in many RBG softwares

[@techyescity]

They have a temperature sensor, but not an actual percentage load sensor, though that would be a good idea.

[@Speak_Out_and_Remove_All_Doubt]

@@germanmade1219 nice, I'll look into it.

[@anthonysmith6413]

Don't know of other softwares but my "NZXT Cam" Software has that feature. But I use an NZXT AiO so I don't know if it's compatible with other AiO's.

[@spusuf]

Yes iCUE has temperature effects which you can put on segments of your fan (e.g CPU temp on left of all fans, GPU temp on right)

[@cbnto]

It would be interesting to see if the H115 with a push-pull setup could come close to or match the H170 performance at the cost of extra fans and more decibels. Nice review!

[@tobiasit1743]

i use the Silent loop 360mm (the first one) with Alpenföhn rgb fans

[@itsdeonlol]

Your jacket is cool Brian!

[@dog_knight]

I went from a H115i with two fans to a H150i with six fans. The noise is annoying. But it’s cooling performance is greatly improved. And it’s on my gaming PC which really is only used with headphones so I can’t hear it with them on. The H170 would be ideal but that would also need a new case.

[@tobyreinhardt9022]

Thanks for the review!

[@taggerman6867]

That's a sick jacket you've got

[@BigSaulo]

If it hasn't been said here yet. This will fit on the 1700 board. I got a 13700k with a Asus Prime z790 Mobo and it's a direct fit.

[@LawrenceTimme]

I have the artic freezer and I liked the 360 over the 280. Seemed to perform a lot better. Not tried the 420 yet

[@mrt6349]

Hmm just ordered one, dident think about case size :) I dont think my fractel design is big enough.

[@t3amb4sh]

It's really awesome (and kinda ironic maybe? ) that this thing can fit into my Phanteks enthoo pro TG (which is practically enthoo pro, from 2014, but came out as a new, TG version, in 2017 I think). It can fit on the top of the case, not in front which can be used for a 280 radiator max (or 360 if you remove 5.25 bays and do some modding). I am using a Corsair H150i Pro RGB (the only RGB about it is the block's logo and its perimeter). 3 years on an i7-8700K , applied new thermal paste last year, but it wasn't really necessary. It's just perfect, keeping the CPU at 4.8Ghz (all cores , 24/7 for almost 30 months now) cool. I will only change it , if it's broken! It's absolutely phenomenal, and iCue is getting better (at first it was not that good, but the updates made it become stable and bug-free)

[@spyplane3979]

ARCTIC FREEZER II I420 WITH P FANS willl best that for a cooler .Im getting around 30c 33 c in windows 10 .11900 intel.

[@depth386]

I am the proud owner of a Thermaltake Core X9 case and in it I have TWO 420x140x60 rads, one for CPU and one for GPU :-) it also supports 480’s.

[@nps5886]

I have an alphacool eisbear extreme that will be replacing a280mm corsair cooler that i have had for a few years

[@ToloyKeripinMunsang]

Arctic has 420mm option too. Wonder how both of the cooler fare head to head

[@peterky3229]

Great Video ! ... Which case are you using for this water cooler ? Thanks ...

[@og_killa2482]

i have a 280 and the 420 looks insane i want it

[@FaMa277]

I have an AlphaCool Eisbaer 420 and it cost only 130 Euros here in Germany. Yeah its kinda ugly in comparison, but you get great value for your money. Its running constantly at 700 rpm and the pump is at 7 Volts, so barely hearable. I just love it.

[@areastudiopropcgaming8674]

U should try Coolermaster ML360 illusion. I own it and got very good CPU temp.

[@MadBlazer89]

I changed the stock Ryzen 2700x cooler for a friend of mine with the H115i 280mm Cappleix AIO. While the performance and the aesthetics we're awesome, the mounting procedure was such a pain. Ignoring the amount of cables, it seemed that the screw holes were drilled but not threaded or something. It took all my force to make a quarter of rotation before the screw river was flying off. And this was for each screw, took me hours. And to make it worse when I looked inside it seems that the screws were actually drilling the fins of the radiator, which got me worried but I heared from someone not to worry as water is not circulating in the most outer part of the radiator where the screws go in....not sure if it was just a manufacturer defect for a specific batch or just bad design, but still, a not so good experience for the person who builds the machine.

[@_Par1ah]

If you want a 420mm aio without all the unicorn fart rgb, Arctic makes a great 420mm aio. Got mine for $125 on sale

[@gregNFL]

So about that big case … what were you able to use this rad in and were there any issues? Thanks for the video.

[@wenethmoon6587]

What are your thoughts on front mount for this aio? Seems as for most people (myself included) that’s the only real option, unless you have a massive case for top mount

[@conza1989]

Cryorid R1 Universal, great cooler but my front fan has given issue a bit. The best part of AIOs in my opinion, is all about dust capturing and cleaning, air coolers are really hard to clean, especially the bigger ones

[@TheXavierEvera]

Ah a fellow mx silver user

[@AndrewTJackson]

Nice dude! I love this, thank you! I've always been of the opinion of buying something to last, and that means air cooling only. I might change this on future. :-)

[@eduardolopes7338]

I have and prefer custom loop.

[@KOT-ANGRY]

"Linus Father", you love the noise BUT you like silent coolers, lol :P~~

[@johnwhyte.5655]

Bryan can you start putting info on the music you play for us please ?

[@griffin1366]

Personally the Artic Freezer II 280mm is just unbeatable. If not the best cooling in it's range, cheapest of it's range, quietest of it's range AND no bloat software needed.

[@Demkneez]

Now we just need NZXT to release one to compete with this and im buying it right away

[@pcgamerzzzchannel3407]

i wonder what the temps would be if paired with an 13900k.

[@PK01234]

The fractal Torrent case would be a great option for this 420mm radiator.. A bit pricy, but quiet & cools like a champ.

[@marchev1982]

i bought the fractal torrent case to replace my Phanteks P600S and now im trying to selling the Torrent ,1st its a bit more wide and definetly its pointelss to use Torrent wiht AIO in the front the main reason is because its missing a top fans and when you have intake from bottom and front there is a hot spot created in the top corner of the GPU and you can feel it wiht your hand the hot air struggle to escape there ,and my GPU temps rise wiht 4 degrees with torrent from 58 to 62 ,cpu is cool thats normal as is mounting in the front ,i wanted to keep just because i want to keep my tubes of the radiator down it fits perfect but there is the other problem ,down you cant use 3x140mm wiht 420mm aio ,you can put 2x180 but without a bracket because hit the cables at the bottom of the motherboard when you try to slide it in , but the problem is that if you want the tubes down you need to remove the second 180mm fan from there because they cant fit together atleast no with push pull configuration like i did maybe wiht just pull yes didnt try ,anyway if i had to remove 1 bottom fan jsut to put 420mm aio in the front its already a bad call ,too much hussle ,this case is made for aio coolers so you can have some exhaust the hot are in this area above the GPU ,now whit my Phanteks p600S i fit the 420 aio in the front pipes up (zero problems ) push pull is just fit nice and tidy my gpu temps are 57-58 and cpu 27 on idle and around 50 during game , i bought arctic liquild freezer 420 aio came from nzxt z63 and wow the diference is a night and day ,remove this cam bulshit and zero spikes anymore from 32-- 45 all the time ,right now is stady 28 plug and play hope this help somebody want to try same builds .

[@PK01234]

@@marchev1982 Thanks for the in-depth Ivan, I haven't got the torrent, was thinking it would be perfect for a 420, but I understand the probs you ran into... my next goto has been the p600s for quite a while. Thanks for the info..

[@marchev1982]

@@PK01234 p600s it's an amazing case ,from the moment you open the box all the packaging you going to see the quality. You will never regret it and that mesh in the front just let all the air in ,torrent it's a definitely a air cooler case , good luck with your build

[@craigprocter1232]

no mention of the LCD replacement for the CPU cooler?

[@Celician83]

Sorry, at $240USD, I'm buying a EK 360mm custom loop kit instead of an AIO. Had too many of those things fail in less than a year, my 360mm kit I've had for 3 years with ZERO issues, and even expanded my GPU to it's well as a 240mm rad since I bought it

[@reallyryan_]

I've been using the Corsair iCUE H150i Elite Capellix since may on my i9 9900k and it's done the job really well i came from a Corsair Hydro 100i RGB Platinum it was ok not the best in my expereiance.

[@Matthew_Lang]

I've got the Cooler Master Masterfan's in my setup. (SF120R, SF240R, SF360R) and a Cooler Master Masterair MA620M CPU cooler. These fans look nice, and keep the temps reasonable. But! They are noisy! Been debating on swapping everything out in favor of some 140MM fans. Although, I doubt my case will hold this, as it only has previsions for 2x140mm fans at the front. Oh well, this still looks pretty promising!

[@JabbaWalker]

Dunno what results in an actual case would be I personally go for noctua cookers, they are the best

[@Mopantsu]

If you don't need RGB the Arctic Liquid Freezer Pro II 420mm would be the better buy at less than $150 USD. I have the 280mm version and it's ace.

[@Nele_BiH]

get corsair 7000d and wheels or strong buddy to help you build it,forlift is also a option XD

[@GroundGame.]

Is there an mATX case I could pair a 420 with this? Suggestions? 😳 Is that even possible?

[@JayTsTech]

I have the arctic freezer liquid ii 360 in my main rig, with a thermaltake core x71....case is big enough to fit atleast 2 420mm rads lol

[@drinkingmilk8877]

Tech yes! those girthy fans!!!

[@vergilchair9724]

Wonder if rog ryujin II 360 is available in ur country and if it is would you make vid about it?

[@Bnjamining]

What a white version for a white airflow

[@johnny7184]

The review itself is good but it is not even addressed to the pump which I think is not really quiet and can be disturbing

[@doogle4144]

How much of a difference is there in going with a thicker rad rather than more fans?

[@anthonyhershko]

Great video! Does anyone know if it will fit my asus rog strix helios gx601 (PC case)? Cause' I really want to buy this. Thanks!

[@GPEART1]

140mm fans are a big improvement over 120mm, better airflow, less noise/rpm, so this will beat out a 360 rad on all fronts!

[@patrickprafke4894]

So, 200mm aio coolers are around the corner?

[@WayStedYou]

140mm aios are fir sure much better for sound since you can run them slower. The only downside is case compatibility

[@VANNI-j4mGOVANNI]

ПРИВЕТСТВУЮ ВАС! ПОДСКАЖИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА СТОИТ ЛИ ЕЁ ПОКУПАТЬ? У МЕНЯ СТОИТ CORSAIR ICUE 115I PLATINUM RGB.

[@skeetssaer2018]

I'm not surprised about the performance of that cooler. I had an Alphacool Esibear 420 for years and the Aurora is a refresh on that. I would love to see what that would do against this one. Also the Phanteks Enthoo Pro and Pro 2 both support 420mm rads. I have the rad from my Esibear cooling my 6800XT.

[@RealEvangelizer]

I got this before any reviews came out and I say FU world.

[@djcuts3628]

personally i got a corsair H150i in main PC 5800X+ 2080Ti (just resently swapeed that from a 8700k@5ghz) , in backup PC Ryzen 1700 + GTX 970 thats on full hardline custom waterloop , my org plan was to put the 8700k in that , but it was a bit overkill for a media server / backup PC so i sold that onand kept the ryzen 1700 , to much of a ball ache to drain ect (even thought i got EKWB Evo waterblock sat here for Intel the I7 , used it last time on a 6700K CPU , but it still good enuff)

[@shorts-rim]

witch cases do you recommend

[@lunaraura2828]

I've had an arctic 420 on a 9900k and decided switching to a collar master 280 as it's good enough and wasn't worth the extra money

[@Mr1Tanker]

OC? vCore please?

[@kordovakobi]

The SCDKey link is broken.

[@Syntheticks]

I like Corsair stuff and have a 280mm aio but would rather go the custom loop route if we start getting to needing a bigger case and if we're spending more money might as well go all the way and not just pivot off a 420mm aio. :D

[@Lee-rn5wl]

one thing why is upside down every one knows the inlet n outlet needs to be below the CPU

[@anthonysmith6413]

Dude!!! What's that song?! It's so funky I need it in my life. Edit: Found it! Tape Machines - Stories

[@adrex5854]

Hi! Is not about the video but I need some help. Noticed my IPad Pro 2nd gen doesn’t play above 720p on all the videos. I’m having this problem in both the app and the browser. Someone please help

[@corty1980]

Tech YES City, looking at replacing my i7 4770 with a Quadro k2000 system that is used for my home security cameras which pretty much is running at 100%. Looking at running a Ryzen 5 5600G or 7 5700G using a mATX form factor, not sure if I should run an AIO or just a fan. The system will be in a cupboard and will have 1 camera @ 1440 and 3 @ 1080. Do you think this system will cope and what case do you recommend? BTW I am in Victoria so doesn't get as hot as it does for you in Queensland, but still do get the odd 40+C days.

[@arch1107]

depending at the airflow in the case used, the 5600 will do just fine with the cooler that comes in the box mos matx cases i have use will fit 2 120mm fans in the front so there is always airflow for everything those are my two cents

[@javvyjavvy]

Is the Noctua DH 15 still worth using in these newer cpus ? I know its air cooling but it keeps my 9900k ice cold. Not sure if this is the case with the newer cpus.

[@avnimelani9314]

i have a h170i but i bought a 4000x corsair case and it obvi doesn’t fit does anyone know if the 5000x case would fit it ? it says it’s 520mm long

[@kylemueller]

420mm... Nice

[@414mayns]

Does the H170i fit in the front of the Corsair 680x?

[@1234Jaytay]

The p600s will mount the biggest 420 rads. Front only!

[@boborbob7579]

How does this compare with h150i, I use this with i9 9900k with 2 cores at 5.2 and the other 6 at 5.1 at 95° max temp shrieks on two cores others hit around 88°

[@rickgibson6632]

What is duries?

[@mattparker9726]

@ Yesman is there a minimum in size radiator for a given CPU?

[@TheBarnaclesHunter]

How does it perform vs noctua nh-d15?

[@elvisbest3213]

I have my thermaltake P8 case would this fix ?

[@level1544]

So size does matter

[@buttknuckle55]

I just scooped this up the other day. I have a X299 mobo and 7980XE that I'm going to de-lid and do direct die cooling on. Considering how hot that chip gets, I'm really curios how well this AIO will hold up and how much overclocking headroom it will give me with those 18 cores. I'll also set up a push/pull config for the fans for the extra cooling.

[@techyescity]

Haha the next video will be perfect for you then! I am putting this on my 10980 xe, and it will answer your question (I need a delid too tbh, though be VERY careful on the 7980xe as there is only one direction to delid it in out of 4).

[@buttknuckle55]

@@techyescity I opted out for DeBauer's kit so it's pretty much fool proof (i hope). I have his deliding tool and the mounting bracket. I got this 7980XE dirt cheap not knowing if it it even worked (from China) and it works great. I want to put it up against my 5950X once I get all this done. Looking forward to your review! Keep up the great work. Love your channel!

[@LawrenceTimme]

@@techyescity the 9980xe and 10980xe are soldered

[@LawrenceTimme]

Lol I was going to say the same thing. A 420 really will shine on a big chungus cpu like intel 18 core!

[@buttknuckle55]

@@LawrenceTimme Yup and that summabitch can pull up to 500 watts. I'll have no IHS so going to direct die cool it. Really curious how this thing holds up. Plus I don't care about noise and I run my fans on full speed. I use my computers as air purifiers

[@EpicGamingEct]

try a BIOS update you shouldn't be pulling that much wattage for the CPU , i did on my I7 11700k and seen it drop considerably in wattage use and run at higher frequencies using a Asrock Z490 !!!!

[@thomasf5160]

U catch us in another Video? I see what u did there Bryan with ur match ing Jacket on :-D

[@barbaracarter7244]

My question is I got a Corsair capellix and it'll start up pump fans lights but as soon as that happens pump fans and lights shit down and I get this fed blinking lights on the fans and I am thinking somehow it's bricked wondering is there a solution for It I actually stopped using icue because my PC would shut down no matter what and the CPU isn't over heating I checked with a laser Temp check but wondering what happened I just took Icue off PC and I began to go to whirlwindfx download there's signal rgb and I mean this software is the teats to me it's the god of argb it worlds for all I mean all even hue products go to website take a look but I'm using that software and my PC dies not shut downy aio I bought it from ass ons hand store was wondering ofmo can. Get if going somehow the description is in her I mean in short hand it'll boot up light up pu.p flowing lights flashing food changing fans blowing but it'll shut off and only get red blinking light