Corsair has launched a new range of watercooling kits with its Titan RX RGB Serie. With this new range, the brand offers us a number of customisation options, particularly for the pump cover, where it offers several alternatives to meet different needs. In short, the company oferred for us to test the iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB. We’ll see what happens!
Presentation:
Corsair offers us a range which includes a radiator in three different sizes:
- 240 mm for the smallest
- 280 mm for the intermediate model
- 360 mm for the largest
Of these kits, only the 240 mm and 360 mm versions are available in white. What’s more, this series doesn’t seem to benefit from a 420mm radiator… For the time being.
As the name suggests, this kit benefits from the brand’s famous iCUE Link ecosystem. Broadly speaking, this is a system for connecting several of the brand’s products via a single connector. This considerably reduces the number of cables in your installation. We put it to the test with the iCUE Link H150i LCD and iCUE Link H170i RGB.
Naturally, the brand emphasises the performance of its kit. To achieve this, the American company says it uses a pump that uses a three-phase motor, offering better flow while reducing noise levels. Finally, coupled with all this, we find a cold plate manufactured to offer the best possible contact with your processor.
The mounting kit has been further simplified for even faster installation. This time, the mounting screws are attached directly to the mounting lugs, limiting the number of components to be handled.
The brand also offers greater customisation with interchangeable pump covers to suit different needs and styles. The same goes for the RX RGB fans, with removable side panels to complete the look of your kit… And that’s without mentioning the aRGB lighting throughout.
In terms of price, this 360 mm kit is officially priced at €204.90, compared with €169.90 for 240 mm and €184.90 for 280 mm. It should be noted that there is no change in price depending on the colour. What’s more, it’s good to see the brand returning to more reasonable prices, even if there are products that are more rational in terms of cost.
