CPU Cooler

Corsair - H80i 77.0 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler

( 4.2 Average / 160 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Corsair

Part #

H80i
(or) CWCH80i
(or) CW-9060008-WW

Supported Sockets

AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+, FM1, FM2, FM2+, LGA1150, LGA1151, LGA1155, LGA1156, LGA1366, LGA2011, LGA2011-3, LGA2066

Liquid Cooled

Yes

Radiator Size

120mm

Noise Level

37.7 dbA

Fan RPM

2700 RPM

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- Intel Core i5-3570K (@4.2GHz)
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- 94 235 by getchuucked

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Reviews

mack_5991 41 points 29 months ago

from completed build Project:RED

Decent cpu cooler, takes up alot of space with push/pull but the temps are worth the sacrifice. 8/10 would buy again.

chengvang 3 points 29 months ago

from completed build Finally, my first!

A bit hard to install into the HAF 912, kind of tight.

b1aze 7 points 29 months ago

from completed build Water Cooled 4670K in a 350D Window, 144 hz Monitor and some pretty LED Fans

Very easy to assemble and mount. I had absolutely zero issues with Corsair Link. With a little bit of reading, i got a few of the quirks worked out (Getting it to stay 1 color needs a setting of 1 in Green and 1 in Blue, not 0 in each). The only thing is the stock fans can be LOOUUUDDD. I replaced them with some better looking LED fans.

bohemond1980 19 points 28 months ago

from completed build Haswell Build

Extremely poor cooling, even with reseating and reapplying thermal paste; H55 cooled my i7 960 @4.1Ghz better than this does the 4770K.

bassbooster1128 16 points 28 months ago

from completed build Infamous

Corsair Link is glitchy

errorunknown 46 points 28 months ago

from completed build BitFenix Prodigy M - Devil's Canyon Build - 4690K Overclocked i5, 280x

I went with the H80i because it was on sale and looks nicer IMO than air coolers. The software is a little buggy, but it has a lot of options that you can mess with.

jonasbensimon 34 points 28 months ago

from completed build First Build

Its not an outstanding unit for the bulkiness

goodra 35 points 27 months ago

from completed build 2nd pc build

The corsair link software is too glitchy and required registry edit to display the fans. However, it does a great job keeping the cpu cool.

Tsuneo6 9 points 27 months ago

from completed build Blastoise

I was dissapointed by this cooler, seeing the thick rad made me believe it would be more capable, but the cooling performance isnt all that great, it makes alot of noise when your fans go above 1100 rpm and the corsair link software is extremely buggy.

Se1fD3struct1on 51 points 26 months ago

from completed build Noctis 780

quiet for the most part, keeps my CPU nice n cool. but Corsair Link will not work in Windows 10, and I can hear the pump when it ramps up