Difference between all the Corsair Liquid Coolers?

[Samington28]

Lately Ive been interested in liquid cooling my CPU. Ive heard a lot of great things about Corsair, but if there are better brands please recommend. Anyway, I noticed that there are several Corsair 240mm AIO liquid coolers, H100i GTX High Performance, H100i, H110 280mm, and H105 Extreme Performance. What are the differences between then besides the price. Does one cool better than the others?

By the way space is not an issue in my case so the thicker rad will not be a problem

 

[Gam3r01]

The H11x series are all 280mm, instead of 240mm. The "i" in the same signifies corsair link, and the GT and GTX are the newest coolers.

All and all, there are much better, quieter options than the corsair models. Such as the H240x.

 

[Samington28]

The H11x series are all 280mm, instead of 240mm. The "i" in the same signifies corsair link, and the GT and GTX are the newest coolers.

All and all, there are much better, quieter options than the corsair models. Such as the H240x.

Your saying the GT and GTX are better and quieter? Just to clarify...

 

[Gam3r01]

They are marginally better, however they still use the same fans so the acoustics are relatively the same.
The GT(x) models are simply newer, not necessarily better by a wide margin.

 

[CorsairJoseph]

They are marginally better, however they still use the same fans so the acoustics are relatively the same.
The GT(x) models are simply newer, not necessarily better by a wide margin.

Correct. But just to add on, coolers that are 280 spec (H110 / H110i GT / H110i GTX) will technically have better fan noise level because they use 140mm fans as oppose to 120 and 240 spec coolers which are using 120mm fans.

Also, GTX designator means that the colored inserts on the sides of the radiator and top of pump cap are replaceable.

 

[KingDingDong]

Also according to the specs the 280 rad is actually 5mm thinner.