Hydro Series™ H100i v2 TDP ?

[crissvy]

So, i'm picking parts for a new build but i can't find any info on Hydro Series™ H100i v2's TDP, even Corsair's official site does not list it, google did not help. do any of you guys have an idea what it might be?

 

[Gam3r01]

They dont have any TDP listed, they never have.
However, you dont need to know the TDP on it because nothing runs hotter than that cooler can handle. Essentially every 240mm cooler does not need to list its TDP (nor have they been measured)

 

[crissvy]

I'm not worried about that cooler handing the temps, i'm more worried about my PSU handling the cooler. Be Quiet! lists it's TDP's on every cooler, i think the high end is at 250w range, that makes me worried about compatibility in my system, i could go safe and buy more watts but i'm happy with the SF600 i picked. If that cooler could really "safely" support 5+ghz OC's at 1.4v and higher why not list it as such.

 

[maxwellmelon]

what cpu are you going with? 5ghz at 1.4volts means nothing on its own.

 

[crissvy]

6600k and i'm not even saying i want to do it but having the option of knowing what my system could go up to would be nice in the future. How hard can it be for Corsiar to measure it's products tdp, i mean, the coolers are marketed for builders and oc'ers anyway, it just makes no sense to me. At this point i just made a guess and wrote it down as 300w, probably a safe bet.

 

[HeyItsHarry]

Im sure your safe with the h100i v2 and the 6600k, im doing it myself and the tdp of a 6600k is 91W, and well, h100i v2 is amazing.

 

[maxwellmelon]

I have the h105 which is a little bigger and it has no prob keeping my amd fx8350 cool at 5ghz at approx 160 watts. (though it does have to work them fans hard) considering the lower starting wattage a intel cpu has h100 should be fine

 

[brandon9455]

I know it’s an old thread but why are you spending mire money on the cooler than the cpu >~<

Btw we have the same cpu I can only reach 4.5 stable o•o