Manufacturer CORSAIR today announced a new line of performance-oriented All-in-One RGB CPU coolers. This new series of liquid CPU coolers consists of the H100i RGB ELITE, H115i RGB ELITE, and H150i RGB ELITE models. They all have broad compatibility with the latest Intel and AMD sockets, including LGA 1700 and AM5.
By supporting LGA 1700 and AM5, they are ready for the Intel Alder Lake generation and raptor lake, and with several years of future CPUs from AMD. This makes this liquid cooling be thinking for the future.
CORSAIR wants your Alder Lake or Ryzen 7000 to look good RGB while cooling
This series of liquid coolers offers first-class airflow thanks to its new CORSAIR AF ELITE series fans. This provides high-caliber cooling to keep your CPU temperatures low, even when the processor is running the heaviest processes.
The AF ELITE series fans are also launching today as separate purchase products if you need to change fans. They are available in black and white and in 120mm or 140mm sizes. They take advantage of CORSAIR AirGuide technology and ultra-quiet fluid dynamic bearings to deliver robust, focused airflow.
AF ELITE PWM fans included in the liquid cooler kits deliver a torrent of powerful airflow with minimal noise. They disperse heat through a high surface area radiator in a size to fit every case. There are 240mm, 280mm and 360mm for the H100i RGB ELITE, H115i RGB ELITE and H150i RGB ELITE respectively.
They will be compatible with AM5, the next generation AMD motherboard socket, which will use the same cooling bracket as AM4. It also supports LGA 1700 for cooling the latest 12th Gen Intel Core processors, as well as support for LGA1200, LGA115x, and LGA2066.
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Plus, installation of the CORSAIR RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler is easy and intuitive thanks to its tool-less modular mounting bracket and conveniently placed USB Type-C fan and power harness for quick connection. All of these products come with a five-year extended warranty, ensuring that the heatsink will last the life of the processor.
Source: Tech Power Up
