CorsairiCUE Link Titan 360 RX LCD 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 recently installed the CORSAIR iCUE Link Titan 360 RX LCD Liquid Cooler on my setup, and it's been performing exceptionally well. The cooler has a sleek, black and silver design, which blends perfectly with my build and adds a clean, modern look. The RGB lighting and LCD display are a nice touch, making the cooler not only functional but also visually appealing.When it comes to cooling, this cooler is a beast. My Intel i7-14700K stays below 35°C while idle, which is amazing for maintaining low heat. Even during intense stress testing, the temperature never goes over 80°C, which shows just how effective this cooler is at keeping everything in check.Ease of installation was a breeze, as the mounting process was straightforward and the instructions were clear. The cooler comes with a detailed guide, and everything fit well without much effort. The speed of the fans is impressive too; they're quiet yet provide enough airflow to keep the system cool under load. I barely hear them even when they're running at higher speeds, which is a big plus.In terms of value for money, this cooler offers a lot for its price. It's a high-performance product that’s well worth the investment if you're looking for reliable cooling, especially for a powerful CPU like the i7-14700K. As for lifespan, CORSAIR is known for making durable products, so I’m confident this cooler will last for a long time, keeping my system cool for years to come.The CORSAIR iCUE Link Titan 360 RX is a great choice if you're looking for excellent cooling, easy installation, and great value for money. It keeps everything running cool and quiet while looking great in your setup.

Recommend using the QR code inside the package to read/download PDF instructions. Included instructions are otherwise absent. All components are a good quality and fit together well. Controller is a bit of a rat's nest with no fewer than 3 connections to motherboard and PSU and yet another for fan. Pump is yet another additional USB2 motherboard connection. All connectors are unique and only plug in the right places. Cooling efficiency seems excellent, and the display is very versatile in how and what is shown. Functionality through single software (must be downloaded and installed) is very neat and easy. Practically silent operation. There are lower cost solutions but most take lots more cabling tangle and confusion, so for me this was a best choice.

Fan is awesome. The fan is sooo quiet i cannot hear it running. The temperature gauge is easy to read and provides assurance the cpu isn't frying. It was fairly easy to install, which really depends on your motherboard. Love the colors and corsair software. Quality product in the month I have owned it.

Easily one of the most performant AIOs I've come across. It can handle my AMD 9800X3D just fine. The highest I've ever seen my CPU is at 75C, which is insane. The triple fans included also provide amazing quality RGB, and highly customizable within iCue Link. People still think the software is bad, but I love the software myself, and it gives you a variety of options for the lighting. It is configured as an exhaust setup, meaning it's meant to go on the top of your case. In my opinion, that is the best orientation for my case (NZXT H6 Flow). It fits into my case really well, and provides excellent airflow for the radiator.In games:COD: BO6 and Warzone: keeps my 9800X3D under 55CFortnite: Under 60CMinecraft: 60-70C (Shaders, DistantHorizonsMod, and 16Chunk Loading with a 32X texture pack)AC Odyssey: Under 65CCyperpunk 2077: Under 70C

This cooler keeps my CPU temperature low even under heavy load. The LCD screen is a nice touch—bright, customizable, and adds a premium feel to my setup. Setup was smooth with iCUE Link. Great performance and design!

I’m using this AIO cooler in a high-performance system with an Intel Core i9-12900KF. While it functions, there are several major drawbacks that limit its usefulness and make it difficult to recommend at this price point.The biggest issue is the forced reliance on Corsair’s iCUE software. Without it running, the LCD screen on the cooler is effectively crippled. Even worse, system monitoring tools like HWiNFO cannot access coolant temperature data, which is a basic and essential metric for anyone managing thermals seriously. This locks you into Corsair’s ecosystem for even basic telemetry.Installation was surprisingly awkward. The system requires a proprietary dongle which adds clutter and limits routing flexibility. The fans also use a proprietary connector, so you cannot replace them with standard PWM fans without losing iCUE control and daisy chaining. This lack of modularity becomes a problem if one fan fails or you want to upgrade.Fan noise is another drawback. The radiator fans are loud even at 60 to 80 percent RPM. They become clearly audible under load, and the tone is sharp and not easily ignored. Under sustained AVX2 workloads pulling around 268 watts, the coolant stabilizes near 42C and CPU package temps average in the high 80s with short bursts at 100C and brief thermal throttling. That’s not exceptional performance for a 360mm unit, especially one running a high-RPM pump and top-exhaust configuration.On the positive side, the pump is quiet, and the cold plate appears to be well mounted based on thermal resistance measurements. There are no stability issues, and the unit does what it’s supposed to do when all Corsair components and software are used as intended. But for anyone looking to build a clean, software-agnostic, high-performance system, this is not a good choice.This cooler is heavily reliant on proprietary standards and locked features. It prioritizes visuals and brand integration over flexibility, interoperability, and pure cooling performance. I would not buy it again.