Price history for CORSAIR H100x RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler - 32 LEDs -SP120 PWM Fans - Intel® LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, 2066, AMD® AM4 Sockets 240mm AIO
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$95.00
- January 9, 2025
$85.00
- January 6, 2025
$99.99
- December 28, 2024
$133.91
- December 25, 2024
$165.99
- December 19, 2024
$177.99
- December 10, 2024
$97.65
- November 25, 2024
$177.99
- November 7, 2024
Since: August 31, 2024
Highest Price:
$177.99
- November 7, 2024
Lowest Price:
$85.00
- January 6, 2025
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Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler Price History
Price History for Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler 240mm - Black CW-9060065-WW
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Current Price
$92.95
January 9, 2025
Highest Price
$99.95
August 31, 2024
Lowest Price
$92.95
September 12, 2024
Since August 31, 2024
Last price changes
$92.95
December 10, 2024
$99.95
October 3, 2024
$92.95
September 12, 2024
$99.95
August 31, 2024
Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler Description
Modular, tool-free mounting bracket for quick and simple installation on the latest Intel and AMD motherboard sockets including LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, 2066, 2011-3 and 2011 plus AMD Socket AM5, AM4.
Easy operation thanks to 5V ARGB motherboard lighting control, or connect to an RGB lighting controller for lighting compatibility with nearly any build configuration.
Enable advanced control with CORSAIR iCUE software for system monitoring and synchronized lighting with your iCUE ecosystem (requires a CORSAIR iCUE lighting controller, sold separately).
Cooled by a 240mm radiator and two 120mm CORSAIR SP RGB ELITE Series AirGuide fans, delivering powerful PWM-controlled airflow between 400 and 1,500 RPM and eight individually addressable RGB LEDs per fan.
Equipped with a thermally optimized copper cold plate with pre-applied thermal compound and low-noise pump design for high-performance, quiet cooling.
Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler Specification
Specification: Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler
Product Dimensions
1.96 Pounds, 10.91 x 4.72 x 1.06 inches
Item model number
CW-9060065-WW2
Date First Available
February 2, 2023
Manufacturer
Corsair
Country of Origin
Taiwan
Item Weight (pounds)
1.96
ASIN
B0C14B8BZV
Compatible Devices
Desktop
Noise Level (dB)
28
Material
Copper
Maximum Rotational Speed (RPM)
1.5
Air Flow Capacity
47.74 Cubic Feet Per Minute
UPC
840006669784
Number of Items
1
Lighting Type
RGB
Noise Level
37 decibels adjusted
Power Consumption (watts)
0.3
Color Category
Black
Cooling Fan Type
CPU
Product Weight (ounces)
29.6
Radiator Size (millimeters)
240
Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts (Years)
6
Bearing Type
Magnetic Dome
Color
Black
Fan Size (millimeters)
120
Processor Socket
Socket AM4 (PGA 1331)
Airflow Volume
63.1 cubic feet per minute
Fan Speed
2400 revolutions per minute
Product Length (millimeters)
277.114
Customizable Lighting
Yes
Model Number
CW-9061001-WW
Number of Fans Included
2
Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor (Years)
6
Brand
CORSAIR
Cooling System
Liquid
Product Width (millimeters)
120
Product Height (millimeters)
26.924
Cooling Method
Water
Power Connector Type
4-Pin
Voltage (Volts)
5
Brand Name
Corsair
Material Type
Copper
Item Dimensions L x W x H
10.91"L x 4.72"W x 1.06"H
Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler Videos
Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler Reviews (13)
13 reviews for Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler
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★★★★★
Myke –
This was so much easier to set up than the one it’s replacing, for 2 reasons. The instructions are clear and full sized. It does not require the obscure ‘other SATA’ power connector that absolutely no other component has needed for years. That provided me additional room in the back of my case, and I appreciate it.
The pump RGB cable is remarkably short compared to the fans’ cables. Corsair being Corsair, I suppose this is a deliberate upsell for an extension cable, but it was workable.
Looks good. The logo isn’t my first choice, but it’s not as obnoxious as I feared.
It’s quiet and effective.
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★★★★★
Dustin Reed –
Easy install seems to be working good. I5 13600kf doesn’t overheat.
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★★★★★
Enigma –
I never was sold on water cooling. My main gaming PC is still air cooled. But I decided to build a system for my bigscreen I can play things that support controllers on. I chose this because the older server system I disassembled to create the new ‘console’ PC kept overheating with its stock cooler.
I occasionally use this system to do video encoding on so I needed something capable of handling sustained high thermal loads.
This thing cakewalks through anything I throw at it. I have it tweaked so the fan rarely spins up except when it’s running games or encoding something. Just watching movies or YouTube on the bigscreen and the fan on the radiator doesn’t even bother spinning, CPU stays at about 32C. The highest I ever see the CPU get is doing handbrake encodes, 100% CPU usage, at 45C.
The lighting effects are cool, and it’s highly customizable, easy to come up with your own snazzy effects. I have it paired with a Corsair Carbide case, and the smoked glass makes the lights very understated which I love the look of. Of course Corsair iCUE lets you also turn the lights completely off if the system is in your bedroom or dorm or something and you need to sleep in the dark with the system on.
It’s powered by a USB header from the motherboard, so make sure you have one free. It’s just a micro USB connection into the pump though so conceivably you could run a micro USB cable from a port somewhere, it just wouldn’t look as good.
No leaks, no dealing with fluid, which I hate the idea of. I’m so impressed with this AIO I’m considering buying one for my main Ryzen PC. It’s exceptionally silent. I can never hear the pump and I can only hear the fan if it’s maxed out and my face is a few inches from it.
The one downside I see is very small. There’s a tiny wire that has to go to your motherboard’s CPU fan plug so your system doesn’t freak out because it isn’t directly controlling the fan. That wire is kind of obvious depending how your case wires up, and for me it took a while to figure out how to hide it.
The only other thing is the tubing itself can’t be hidden and isn’t all that long for various reasons, so there’s a limited set of ways you can make the thing look good, but it’s an AIO, you take that when you don’t want to do your own tubing.
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★★★★★
Justin G. –
Unfortunately I lost the small RGB cable that came with my case, so the color doesn’t match the rest of the case, but I am still happy with my purchase.
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★★★★★
Slacker94 –
DROPPED my pc temps. My previous cooler failed and my pc was consistently running 80-90 C!
My only con with this is it didn’t have any instructions on how to install and the video that they posted on Youtube is super rushed and uninformative, it’s not beginner friendly that’s for sure. Once I figured out where everything went, it was fine so I can only give 2 stars for ease of install.
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★★★★★
Mark Schwartz –
No sé absolutamente nada de computadoras, pero este enfriador fue extremadamente fácil de instalar con un Intel Core i5. Igual no sé nada de su funcionamiento pero supongo que es muy bueno. Lo tengo en una PC para juegos y puedo notar que el equipo no se calienta.
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★★★★★
Justin G. –
This H100X doesnt support iCUE out of the box, which means you can’t see your pump health status. I can’t stress how important it is to be able to see your pump health (internal fan spinning/pump working at least). When you run a big old traditional CPU fan/heatsink, you can at least see visually if the fan is spinning when your CPU might be getting hot, and you can typically catch that issue before you have a PC meltdown. With an all in one water-cooling system (AIO) like this Corsair H100X, you have no idea if the water pump has failed, that is until your system is overheating and you sit there scratching your head and guessing if the water pump has failed. Sure, you can see the fans on the radiator if they stop working, but you can’t see what’s going on with the pump health. I haven’t had to buy a new AIO for 5 years and I assuming they all had a USB connection to view the pump health status….nope. Horrible waste of my time and money installing this H100X without a pump monitor on it.
Yes, while the Amazon ad states the following: Enable advanced control with CORSAIR iCUE software for system monitoring and synchronized lighting with your iCUE ecosystem (requires a CORSAIR iCUE lighting controller, sold separately).
I thought that I only needed an iCUE lighting controller if I cared about customizing lights. The product page shows images of iCUE Software logos and I assumed (wrongly) that Corsair wouldn’t sell a pump without a pump health monitor capability. Shame on Corsair for selling ANY AIO model without a pump monitor built-in. Now I see why this H100X was so cheap. Apparently the “i” at the end of the model name (like H100i) means it supports iCUE.
As an IT Engineer working in both infrastructure and software development for over 25 years now, I strongly urge you to ONLY buy an AIO water-cooling system that includes a water-pump sensor of some kind, usually a USB connection from the AIO to your mainboard. It’s not worth saving a few bucks to assume “it’ll never happen to you” and/or that you’ll catch a CPU meltdown when the pump fails some day.
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★★★★★
Antonio –
The media could not be loaded.
En la anterior se me terminó rompiendo la bomba. Note alrededor de 10 grados menos con esta (12600kf) menos ruido de ventiladores, muy contento con la compra.Lo unico que en esta tengo que mirar a que revoluciones esta la bomba para saber su funcionamiento, por lo demas genial.
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★★★★★
Preston S. –
I ordered this for a PC build I was working on and was surprised at how easy it was to install. All the parts necessary to mount the cooler were included and the RGB liquid cooler really stands out and completes the look. Since most of my other components are Corsair brand, everything can be controlled from the iCue software which is very convenient.
I have an AMD Ryzen 7800x3D and this cooler keeps the temperatures under control. It’s very quiet and well worth the cost, especially if you can get it on sale.
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★★★★★
Mark Schwartz –
At first, it was pretty hard to install because it didn’t come with an installation manual but managed to figure it out later on the build. All in all it’s a good AIO for it’s price!
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★★★★★
Marshmallow –
Had to replace the AIO that came with my ibuypower after 3 years. Came across this one, felt it was a great price. Keeps the PC at great temps and is super quiet, well worth it.
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★★★★★
Kenny Li –
Ottimo prodotto, peccato per la velocità ventole un pò bassa. In futuro credo cambierò le ventole. Nell’insieme è un buon prodotto. Facile da istallare con pasta già preistallata. Consigliato
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★★★★★
Dustin Reed –
Works well. Stressful to install if you are not well versed in computer building like I am. I had no idea what I was doing and there is NO INSTRUCTIONS. The only guide is a youtube video that does not explain the wiring segment very well at all to people just learning. So im stuck with no RGB because I dont know what I did wrong with the wires. But, i got the pump to work so thats all that really matters I guess. 3.5 stars
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Myke –
This was so much easier to set up than the one it’s replacing, for 2 reasons. The instructions are clear and full sized. It does not require the obscure ‘other SATA’ power connector that absolutely no other component has needed for years. That provided me additional room in the back of my case, and I appreciate it.
The pump RGB cable is remarkably short compared to the fans’ cables. Corsair being Corsair, I suppose this is a deliberate upsell for an extension cable, but it was workable.
Looks good. The logo isn’t my first choice, but it’s not as obnoxious as I feared.
It’s quiet and effective.
Dustin Reed –
Easy install seems to be working good. I5 13600kf doesn’t overheat.
Enigma –
I never was sold on water cooling.
My main gaming PC is still air cooled.
But I decided to build a system for my bigscreen I can play things that support controllers on.
I chose this because the older server system I disassembled to create the new ‘console’ PC kept overheating with its stock cooler.
I occasionally use this system to do video encoding on so I needed something capable of handling sustained high thermal loads.
This thing cakewalks through anything I throw at it. I have it tweaked so the fan rarely spins up except when it’s running games or encoding something. Just watching movies or YouTube on the bigscreen and the fan on the radiator doesn’t even bother spinning, CPU stays at about 32C. The highest I ever see the CPU get is doing handbrake encodes, 100% CPU usage, at 45C.
The lighting effects are cool, and it’s highly customizable, easy to come up with your own snazzy effects.
I have it paired with a Corsair Carbide case, and the smoked glass makes the lights very understated which I love the look of. Of course Corsair iCUE lets you also turn the lights completely off if the system is in your bedroom or dorm or something and you need to sleep in the dark with the system on.
It’s powered by a USB header from the motherboard, so make sure you have one free. It’s just a micro USB connection into the pump though so conceivably you could run a micro USB cable from a port somewhere, it just wouldn’t look as good.
No leaks, no dealing with fluid, which I hate the idea of.
I’m so impressed with this AIO I’m considering buying one for my main Ryzen PC.
It’s exceptionally silent. I can never hear the pump and I can only hear the fan if it’s maxed out and my face is a few inches from it.
The one downside I see is very small. There’s a tiny wire that has to go to your motherboard’s CPU fan plug so your system doesn’t freak out because it isn’t directly controlling the fan. That wire is kind of obvious depending how your case wires up, and for me it took a while to figure out how to hide it.
The only other thing is the tubing itself can’t be hidden and isn’t all that long for various reasons, so there’s a limited set of ways you can make the thing look good, but it’s an AIO, you take that when you don’t want to do your own tubing.
Justin G. –
Unfortunately I lost the small RGB cable that came with my case, so the color doesn’t match the rest of the case, but I am still happy with my purchase.
Slacker94 –
DROPPED my pc temps. My previous cooler failed and my pc was consistently running 80-90 C!
My only con with this is it didn’t have any instructions on how to install and the video that they posted on Youtube is super rushed and uninformative, it’s not beginner friendly that’s for sure. Once I figured out where everything went, it was fine so I can only give 2 stars for ease of install.
Mark Schwartz –
No sé absolutamente nada de computadoras, pero este enfriador fue extremadamente fácil de instalar con un Intel Core i5. Igual no sé nada de su funcionamiento pero supongo que es muy bueno. Lo tengo en una PC para juegos y puedo notar que el equipo no se calienta.
Justin G. –
This H100X doesnt support iCUE out of the box, which means you can’t see your pump health status. I can’t stress how important it is to be able to see your pump health (internal fan spinning/pump working at least). When you run a big old traditional CPU fan/heatsink, you can at least see visually if the fan is spinning when your CPU might be getting hot, and you can typically catch that issue before you have a PC meltdown. With an all in one water-cooling system (AIO) like this Corsair H100X, you have no idea if the water pump has failed, that is until your system is overheating and you sit there scratching your head and guessing if the water pump has failed. Sure, you can see the fans on the radiator if they stop working, but you can’t see what’s going on with the pump health. I haven’t had to buy a new AIO for 5 years and I assuming they all had a USB connection to view the pump health status….nope. Horrible waste of my time and money installing this H100X without a pump monitor on it.
Yes, while the Amazon ad states the following:
Enable advanced control with CORSAIR iCUE software for system monitoring and synchronized lighting with your iCUE ecosystem (requires a CORSAIR iCUE lighting controller, sold separately).
I thought that I only needed an iCUE lighting controller if I cared about customizing lights. The product page shows images of iCUE Software logos and I assumed (wrongly) that Corsair wouldn’t sell a pump without a pump health monitor capability. Shame on Corsair for selling ANY AIO model without a pump monitor built-in. Now I see why this H100X was so cheap. Apparently the “i” at the end of the model name (like H100i) means it supports iCUE.
As an IT Engineer working in both infrastructure and software development for over 25 years now, I strongly urge you to ONLY buy an AIO water-cooling system that includes a water-pump sensor of some kind, usually a USB connection from the AIO to your mainboard. It’s not worth saving a few bucks to assume “it’ll never happen to you” and/or that you’ll catch a CPU meltdown when the pump fails some day.
Antonio –
The media could not be loaded.
En la anterior se me terminó rompiendo la bomba. Note alrededor de 10 grados menos con esta (12600kf) menos ruido de ventiladores, muy contento con la compra.Lo unico que en esta tengo que mirar a que revoluciones esta la bomba para saber su funcionamiento, por lo demas genial.
Preston S. –
I ordered this for a PC build I was working on and was surprised at how easy it was to install. All the parts necessary to mount the cooler were included and the RGB liquid cooler really stands out and completes the look. Since most of my other components are Corsair brand, everything can be controlled from the iCue software which is very convenient.
I have an AMD Ryzen 7800x3D and this cooler keeps the temperatures under control. It’s very quiet and well worth the cost, especially if you can get it on sale.
Mark Schwartz –
At first, it was pretty hard to install because it didn’t come with an installation manual but managed to figure it out later on the build. All in all it’s a good AIO for it’s price!
Marshmallow –
Had to replace the AIO that came with my ibuypower after 3 years. Came across this one, felt it was a great price. Keeps the PC at great temps and is super quiet, well worth it.
Kenny Li –
Ottimo prodotto, peccato per la velocità ventole un pò bassa. In futuro credo cambierò le ventole. Nell’insieme è un buon prodotto. Facile da istallare con pasta già preistallata.
Consigliato
Dustin Reed –
Works well. Stressful to install if you are not well versed in computer building like I am. I had no idea what I was doing and there is NO INSTRUCTIONS. The only guide is a youtube video that does not explain the wiring segment very well at all to people just learning. So im stuck with no RGB because I dont know what I did wrong with the wires. But, i got the pump to work so thats all that really matters I guess.
3.5 stars