Cooling/Water Cooling by stefan @ 2017-04-10
Even when dealing with an overclocked octa-core Ryzen 7 1700 CPU at 3.9GHz, the Corsair Hydro Series H110i could handle its task with ease, so we have got a maximum of 50 degrees Celsius while running an instance of Prime95 in the Quiet Profile. The noise levels are also very acceptable in this state, since we have measured a maximum of 39.7 dBA, 30 cm away from the test system.
The 280mm H110i liquid CPU cooler from Corsair is shipped in a medium-sized cardboard enclosure, which comes fully-sealed:
On the top cover of the packaging, we will get to see a photo of the actual product, along with a list of the highlights:
On one of the box sides, the manufacturer is listing the compatible sockets, CPUs, but also mentions Corsair Link that can be used to control the unit via USB connection. While the AM4 socket is not mentioned on the box, this particular CPU cooler is fully compatible with it:
Next, we will get to see the list of box contents:
Some more product features can be spotted on the other sides:
If we are searching for more technical information regarding the unit, we should look on the bottom of the cardboard enclosure, which does also include measurements:
After lifting the top cover of the box, we will be able to see the documentation, along with the Warranty Guide but also a leaflet with “Warranty against defects” information:
Inside the Quick Start Guide, Corsair does explain the installation steps on each platform with drawings, which is easy to understand:
The cooling system along with its bundle are kept secure inside a custom cardboard mold:
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