Review Corsair Titan 360 RX RGB AIO review: Excellent for iCue

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Corsair’s iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB is a strong AIO. Check out the review for our results with Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K CPUs!

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[thestryker]

It doesn't really seem like Corsair has done much to justify the price premium here. I suppose if one is into RGB and the iCue ecosystem it might make sense. I do think it's a shame they've gotten to the point where they charge more because they're Corsair though as the products aren't bad.

I could see tying the pump to the coolant temperature for variable rate pump speed, but definitely not the fans.

While the fan add on is the most interesting to me of what they have available it just increases an already high price. To me this is made worse due to Arctic having VRM fans with their entire line and Silverstone has the IceMyst.

 

[PixelAkami]

It doesn't really seem like Corsair has done much to justify the price premium here. I suppose if one is into RGB and the iCue ecosystem it might make sense. I do think it's a shame they've gotten to the point where they charge more because they're Corsair though as the products aren't bad.

I could see tying the pump to the coolant temperature for variable rate pump speed, but definitely not the fans.

While the fan add on is the most interesting to me of what they have available it just increases an already high price. To me this is made worse due to Arctic having VRM fans with their entire line and Silverstone has the IceMyst.

iCUE as a software isnt too bad tbh. I got my iCUE H170i for 150ish on Amazon and it was a 420mm RAD with 3 140mm AF Elite RGB fans. Much quieter than my GPU ever will be and ive seen it keep temperatures at 93c at 300ish watts at full speed. No undervolting done.

I do run the pump on variable speed whenever I'm doing things whether it be browsing the web, gaming, or even editing. My fans themselves either stick eith Balanced or Extreme. They all are hooked up to the Commander Pro fan controller.

Their LX 140 fans are stupid expensive but if its ratings are true, they're way better than the AF Elite fans i have currently and could give me some extra headroom for temperatures. They also come with the iCUE Link box which allows for "better customization".

 

[Albert.Thomas]

I could see tying the pump to the coolant temperature for variable rate pump speed, but definitely not the fans.

On the one hand, pumps definitely impact cooling more than fans do.

On the other hand, I run pumps at 100% by default and if pump noise levels are high enough I can measure them (My noise meter can't read below 36.4 dBA accurately)... I kinda consider that an engineering failure.