Strong fans PMW speed control with 0 RPM mode

Asetek pump is faulty Overpriced Corsair markup is no longer backed by their quality Not very efficient when it does work

I've had 2 of these units fail on me, these Asetek pumps are faulty and a quick Google search with show as such. These AIOs are far to expensive to have pump failures this early in the products life, especially when companies like Corsair markup their AIOs so much more then other companies, because of the name and their proven track record on "quality". I've lost all trust in Corsair products and vow to avoid buying anything from them again as long as it's possible. I spent so much money on my build making sure all my fans and anything else that I could get Corsair so I could utilize 1 program to control everything. Now I'm stuck with $800 worth of cooling stuff that is either crap or going to be crap very soon. Do yourself a favor and get an EKWB or Arctic AIO both companies are far superior then Corsair and both use their own proprietary pumps letting us out of the grasp of Asetek. The performance is enough data for me. I'm running a 280mm Arctic Liquid Cooler II (so 2 140mm fans rather then 3 120mm). The smaller cooler is able to keep my i7-14700k cooler then the Corsair by an average of 6 degrees, with fans at a much quieter fan curve. Don't waste your money on Corsair.

Kept my 12900ks within 90° C at 5.2 GHz all core [20+ minutes R23] Tasteful RGB Quiet fans + Pump All cables connect to pump for less [visible] cable mess

No clear instruction pamphlet Slightly messy cable setup Janky socket 1700 support

Extremely good AIO for the price, keeps a 12900ks tamed very well