Corsair XD5 RGB Pump/Reservoir Combo – Black

Acquistato e montato insieme a tutti gli altri componenti Corsair HydroX (waterblock CPU, waterblock GPU, riserva e pompa, radiatore, raccordi, tubi, liquido). La fattura è ottima e ora anche d’estate non avrò più alcun rumore di ventole!

Esteticamente, avendo già tutto il resto dei componenti Corsair (Ventole, Tastiera, Strisce led, Torri led, Mouse, Cuffie, etc..) integrati con il software iCUE sul pc, è una bomba! Centinaia di led sincronizzati all’unisono che creano i più disparati giochi di luce.

I came from the Corsair AIO 280 which had been a great performer for a few years now. But as I started to notice irregular temp swings, I thought it’s time might be up. So I took the plunge into custom loop, and Corsair made this really easy. I went with the hydro X series, soft tubes, still 280 setup, on a 12700K pushing 5K-P/3.9K-E all core hitting around low 70’sC peak, around 30-33C idle. Around 65C after hours of gaming. Fittings worked great, easier with soft tubes for sure (better for beginners). Really quiet, works super well. Also, will work with ICUE commander XT (pump goes on fan header 6, then pick from dropdown menu).

 I had to modify my case for this pump to fit, but with all cases that comes down to a number of factors. The pump is totally silent, great lighting, and has an array of mounting possibilities. Price is comparable to all the rest. I am quite happy with this purchase.

OK for a ok pump tank combo great flow but seams cheaply made.

Alright, buckle up because I went all in on Corsair’s waterblocks for my CPU, RAM, and pump, and let me tell you—I’m never going back to EK again. I’m talking about a triple threat here, and Corsair knocked it out of the park.

First off, the price difference between Corsair and EK? Stupendous. I felt like I was getting away with a steal. But the real kicker? The pre-applied thermal pads that aren’t crap. No more scraping off factory gunk like a caveman with a butter knife; Corsair actually gives you thermal pads that make installation feel like a spa day for your PC. Life-saver? You bet!

Now, I’ll admit the pump was a tad pricier than I’d have liked, but after a used one leaked like the Titanic in my rig, I wasn’t about to redo my hardline tubing. Corsair’s pump is rock solid—whisper-quiet, no drama, just cool, consistent flow like it’s training for a marathon.

All in all, I purchased all three: CPU, RAM blocks, and pump, and I’m writing this single review for all of them because they’re that good. Quality is top-tier across the board, and I’m officially Corsair-converted.

EK, who? With Corsair, I’m finally sleeping soundly, knowing my rig looks and performs like a million bucks without costing anywhere near that. Five stars to Corsair for water blocks that are surprisingly better, better-priced, and ready to turn your PC into an absolute liquid-cooled beast!

Made my install very easy, as it comes with a mount, hardware, and even a temperature sensor which other pump/res’ you usually have to buy separately. It runs quiet, and has enough power for my loop.

One con, the included philips screws to mount to a radiator only work with Corsair radiators as the diameter and thread pitch was different from my rads from another manufacturer, so if you’re going to mount it to a rad, check to make sure you have compatible hardware on hand.

Other than that, for a basic to mid-level loop, I’d say this is the one.

C’est une pompe D5 normal .. Mais comme je suis fanboy corsair ,je me suis appauvris de cette somme.

Petit hic ,elle semble faire un raisonnement de tremblement sous les 2000rpm pourtant elle est fixé sur ses silentbloc d’origine et sur des Phanteks D30 qui ont aussi des pads en caouthouc anti vibration…

Mise à part ça, très belle pièce comme d’hab chez Corsair