Corsair Goes 140mm: H90 and H110 Liquid Coolers Released
Corsair's new Hydro Series H90 and H110 liquid coolers are supposed to give better cooling capabilities and are designed for more quiet operation.
Corsair has introduced their all-new H90 and H110 Hydro Series liquid CPU coolers, which are both an enlargement of the original H80 and H100 respectively. These new closed loop liquid coolers should deliver superior cooling performance and quieter operation compared to their 120mm counterparts.
The H110 comes with a huge 280mm radiator, while the H90 sports a 140mm radiator. The units will both come with low-speed, 140mm fans that are especially designed for high static pressure, which should move more air per dB of noise than 120mm fans.
Thi La, Corsair's Senior VP and GM of Memory and Enthusiast Components boasted: "Many PC enthusiasts choose liquid cooling for its extreme cooling efficiency and quiet operation. To take liquid cooling the next level, we super-sized the Hydro Series H110 and H90, providing users our best cooling-to-noise ratio ever."
Users will find that both the H90 and H110 feature an enhanced copper cold plate, which is supposed to enhance heat transfer for better cooling performance. Both the coolers are compatible with almost all modern CPU sockets, amongst which Intel LGA 1155, LGA 1156, LGA 1366, LGA 2011, along with AMD's AM2, AM3, AM3+, FM2 and FM1 sockets.
Corsair's Hydro Series H90 and H110 are already for sale, and suggested retail prices are $99.99 for the H90 and $129.99 for the H110.
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soccerplayer88 The biggest complaint I've heard about the Hxx series from Corsair was the fan noise.Reply
I'm eager to see how these do, been wanting to replace my Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme for some time now. -
soccerplayer88 @PhenisReply
Yeah, I was just reading a bit more into it. These two models still use the Asetek mounts, not the (imo) better CoolIT mechanism.
Maybe I'll wait just a bit longer for the -i variants. -
warmon6 tarateh00aaReply
We dont care about a Stinking Tablet! We dont care if your getting one next week!
Come back to us when you got Super Computer that need 1.21 GigaWatts to run and have pics! -
rozz damn - i was a personally a big fan of the looks of the H100 and the square water block.Reply
My H100 looks awesome in my rig, but i too am curious of the stats of this -
bgunner To answer Tului's question most with 2 140mm fans on top example my second PC case the Cooler Master 690 II will hold them on top, bottom or side but side seems out of place.Reply