You don't need to say "USD" when you've already put the dollar sign Edit: the point is he doesn't need to say both you apes. Yes I should've said "you don't need to put the dollar sign if you say USD"
Just bought this AIO and they made some changes to it. I think they listened to Jay's critique. Changes they made: They sleeved the CPU fan cable so it looks stronger. (still got the tiny wire inside) Made the sleeve of the other cables better fitting. Changed the hologram stickers to plain black ones with the Corsair logo. There is also no more hot glue used to keep the fan cable in it's place. The thermal paste are multiple triangle shaped with little spacing.(Personally i'm not a fan of this so i'll be changing it with thermal paste from Der8auer)
i was so confused why it didn't pop up in icue, you helped me figure out that hurdur there is specific headers for it, like fan3 is not where you put them... Also just got to say jay your are a godsend for someone who likes to figure things out and misses an obvious mistake. luckily the fans are a ok!
I think for benchmarking purposes, it's actually ideal to use a test bench because it gives you the best possible scenario with whatever your testing in terms of thermals. Everything else will scale down because it's an open-air test bed. The moment you start putting it into case, the variances in case design come into play and skew results, point and at that point you're not just testing the cooler, but also case performance as well.
I personally think that at least on occasion some testing of cooling solutions should be done in cases, specifically within a few different cases that are high, moderate and low air-flow, as a way to make sure that certain cooling designs are not significantly diminished when put into a case, despite being similar or better than other cooling solutions when tested on an open-air test bench. Even just a single video showing that the results are transferrable, if they are, as Jay seems to be implying (for example testing a few different cooling solutions on equivalent hardware in multiple different cases and the test bench, and graphing each of the solutions results to show whether the best open-air cooling solution remains so in every case or not - and whether the lead is maintained, diminished, or improved), would be a great video to see and could be pointed to for anyone complaining about it in the future.
Lol did Jay seriously just say "they're for gamers who want high framerates without breaking the bank" about his Redux gaming PC sponsor...? Did he not see Steve's video on Redux PC's? Their price to performance is by far the worst out of any pre built on the market right now... Redux's $1300 PC performed WORSE then a $680 prebuilt from iBUYPOWER...
@@kite3356 It's an ad, don't take it to heart. Do you think all the people shilling Raid Shadow Legends really enjoy playing the game or are just going through the motions for a paycheque?
Jay makes sure to point out that the fans have special frames to direct the air through the radiator more efficiently then proceeds to mount the fans in a way that won't use that feature 🤣
Yep...and to add to it, if they were mounted in a way that used that feature , it would also hide those 1990's hologram stickers that Jay loves so much. I can only how imagine much is on the mind of the man running the channel. Keep up the good work Jay! All teasing aside, your input has vastly helped me to learn, build, use, and overclock my computer. 5 years ago I only used a computer for acquiring media. I am now upgrading my 3rd build to a trx40 for video editing.
I love Jay and his videos, he's one of the longest running PC TH-camrs and he's like the crazy cool uncle you'd love to have... But I gotta say, in the past couple of years, he's been getting a bit sloppy on what and how he reviews. There's nothing wrong about a sponsored review, but when you do a sponsored review, and don't have a single bad thing to say about a product, then it gets fishy. For this one he did have some negative comments, but in some other videos he's uploaded, he has talked about products that even if cool, have blatant flaws or drawbacks, and he has failed to bring up any of them (can't remember the video right now, but it was from about a month or so ago). I guess maybe he's always been like this, but I just hadn't noticed? I mean, not every channel has to be Gamers Nexus, but at least try and maintain fairness in your reviews :/
I just wish these companies that make AIO's would always release a version of each model without fans. I know that technically makes it not an AIO but who cares, lower the price
@@theq4602 You're entirely assuming this is because I want to buy new fans along with the AIO. If fans aren't included the price is coming down, and a lot of people want to use fans they already own, as is my case, so no need to worry about waste. Also, people are going to do this if they want to regardless. I know tons of people who still end up replacing their stock AIO fans
They totally should sell aios with the option to be fan less, if they can make it viable from a business standpoint it would only help boost their popularity
Just a heads up for people looking to order this or the other variants, mine is the h150, i have no compaints on the cooler performance but the hoses are not very long, in my meshify 2 i chose to mount this at the front of the case and the hoses had to be at the top, they were not longer enough to be at the bottom, luckily the rad is higher than the cpu so its ok but not optimal, just be aware of this if u insist on having the hoses feed from the bottom of the rad 👍
Just recieved my H150i elite LCD (Dec 2022) and the hot glue is still there but much less on mine and it's black glue that blends decently with the frame.
Really like that you include aesthetic criticisms as well as technical. They put those glass panels on for a reason. I like gunmetal grey, Russian industrial over seizure-inducing kawaii, but to each their own.
@@the_hamrat And for a good reason. Not only they make crap products, they ripped off Caselabs, sued them so they could steal their designs, won the lawsuit and Caselabs went under. Luckly, Caselabs is back with a new owner, but I wouldn't support such scummy brand either.
@dj Kplus The thermaltake lawsuit hit them pretty hard. Every tech company was affected by the trump tariffs, it ain't an excuse. Also, yeah, the P series... but what about the crap power supplies, crap fans, crap AiO's, crap custom watercooling kits and the most budget cases are crap as fuck. For the price point they ask for the P series, there would be riot if they built them as the budget series.
I really really like my thermaltake core P3. You would think it gets dusty but I've had it for more than two years now and never dusted it once. Something about the fans of the radiator and the video card keep that dust in the air moving right out of the case because there's no sides so it never settles. Strange phenomenon but awesome, I was expecting to have to dust it all the time.
Yes and no. Putting stuff into a real case will have a meaningful effect on perceived loudness as cpu and gpu coolers noise will get dampened. But you also have some moronic review sites that test 360 aio:s with a case like Be Quiet 801 and place the rad against the closed roof that has small vents for 120 fan at the back of the case. "Barely better than a d14". I bet next they tape the d14 shut from all sides and say its worse than a stock cooler.
Obviously Linus has a 12th gen CPU too lmao. All the big tech TH-camrs do. They all have to do their testing ahead of time in order to release their review video the day the embargo lifts. How do you think every time a new product launches every channel has a review video uploaded the same morning within minutes lol?
This is well beyond the level of extravagance I would ever want for a CPU cooler. I just splurged on a Noctua CPU cooler though and boosted the OC on my 7700K to 4.7 Ghz using information I got mainly from watching this channel.
You have an i7 4700k too? Considering getting this or the kraken cause they're the only 2 on the market with animated 8bit led screens. Ugh the decision is kinda hard to make and price points are the same.
I was surprised by the price of this CPU cooler as I has been expecting more like $250, but it costs $540 AUD in Australia. Bloody expensive, especially considering the highlighted issues. I personally don't care about the gifs but I do like the temperature and power use options.
I bought one of these for a new system build. The pump and comander core died in a few days. Returned it and replaced it with no problems, so so good with the new one. Anyone else have one die in the first few days? ...also... the fans have been upgraded since this was uploaded.
Do you have any noise issues coming from the fans? I've seen some complaints that the fans make a weird noise, kinda like a piece of paper stuck between the fins. Asking because I'm thinking of getting 4 x 140's elite fans for the rest of my case
That must be the video I liked the least from GN. It's like they intentionally picked a bad combination of parts and then complained about how parts don't make sense together. You can put together a 3060ti build on redux for $1500 and they ordered 1660 for almost $1400. Of course it's a terrible value
@@philistine3260 Redux actually changed their Good build and now made them start with a GTX 1660 and an air cooler (before it was GTX 1650 and an AiO) the day after GN published that video so it looks more bang for the buck now. The main problem with Redux is that while you can customize some parts, you can't customize ALL of them (and you still can't even up to now) so you get some case scenarios where you're stuck with overkill parts like an expensive AiO on a 10400F when a cheaper air cooler would suffice.
Things i have learned durinng 31 days of Jaytober: 1) You can never have too much Jay 2) You have the energy of a 9 year old 3) I miss the iFixit commercials XD (Please do another one soon :D)
That AIO is just a typical Aluminum rad Asetek unit with Corsair fans and a LCD that does nothing to help cooling but does make it expensive. Not worth $290.
Your case mod just gave your more respect then anything you have ever done, coming from a person that has watched a TON of your videos. That case mod = Function > Form and I give you a literal clap good sir!
-- Well Jayz, I have to hand it to you. Off topic, but I checked out 'Fan Control' and got a RTX 3060 Ti from idle at 41C down to 28C with 875 avg. fan RPM. From 81-84C under load to capping at 68C. This in a case with bad ventilation: One 120mm intake in the door, and one 80mm up top, and whatever the push pull exhaust out of the 120 RAD is. Using a Thermaltake case about 9 years old. Small mid-tower, Zero in the way of cable management. Next case is a D5000. Needless to say I'd expect it'll do even better. Thanks for the tip.
At this point my whole Rig is gonna be Corsair, I have had terrible experiences with Nzxt & AuraSync, Icue is the only one that hasn't given me some problem.
For anyone who isn’t aware, Corsair sells the h115 Platinum for $70 (280mm) on Amazon referbished. Comes with warranty (it’s only a two year old cooler so at least 3+ years left on ‘em.
jaytober has been one of the best things to happen to youtube I've just built a new ryzen system (after being exclusively intel after my K6-2 bit the dust) and jay just suddenly ended up in my recommendations, enjoying these videos a lot.
Agree, these computer hardware videos are really becomming pointles. People cant buy anything anymore with prices on the market. It comes down to, should i watch netflix or some videos of 3080.
@@svezanovac2 I definitely understand your frustration. Basically the only way to actually get your hands on a 30 series card these days is to buy a pre-built which can be easily over $3,000.
obviously... but that doesn't matter? you're paying a premium for hot glue globs. Who tf wants to pay that much and be forced to orient their fans a certain way to avoid showing that. if you're paying that much for an aio you should be able to set up your fans however you want without them showing hot glue dude. that's the point.
Some people prefer to setup their intakes as pull, especially if the rad is side mounted, like in a lian li case. So every time they looked in, hot glue blob.
@@erikhendrickson59 Oh i get it, one of my builds is a complete hard line O11 Dynamix XL with bottom fans on rad as intake. Id see them there if I had those fans. But. this is an AIO. mounting in any other orientation than front, or top would be bad for pump, so I don't see that being as much of an issue. Perhaps if these fans were sold separately, then yes.
@Casual Scum i buyed a lenovo legion for 1,3k €. It has a 3070( 115-130watts) and a ryzen 5600h. The Screen is a 165hz ips hdr panel. It outperforms my 3600x+3060.
Anybody else notice the time interval on corsair RGB settings is never consistent? I set my lights to 2.2 second intervals and often times it's faster or slower. I know this is a very specific situation just curious if anybody else is as particular with their RGB settings as I am.
I'm too lazy but i know sometimes the interval is the entire thing and you have to manually set the effect start up and exit yourself for everything to match
The new Corsair H115i Capellix AIO’s look insanely good. I’m not sure about thermal performance but they seem to push good air according to the specs (the 280 version does 97 CFM and 3.0mm H20 pressure). I’ll probably get this or a Lian Li Galahad
The LCD screen is obviously cool. I like all that LCD and LED stuff. Flash is fun! Corsair is making a conversion kit that replaces the pump cover very easily. Probably would take about 5 minutes. The problem is right now like so many things try finding one for sale somewhere. I wonder if it will display temp in Fahrenheit?
I love the minimalist AL120's from Lian Li because you can daisy chain, so less wires, and the things are just SOLID build quality. Only downside is shipping takes forever like most stuff right now.
Was spec’ing a white build. Discovered the H170i was not available in white. Now it’s a black build. Glad I switched it up. Decided to go with liquid cooled ROG Strix RTX GPU too. And ROG Maximus Extreme z690. Very black.
lol redux is for gamer who want high framerates without breaking the bank? literally the exact opposite. first you did that dirty samsung G9 ad and now this? Jay do you do any research before you advertise a product or care about what you promote to your fans at all?
Im so glad i got my Fractal Design Celsius S36 (360 rad) for $120, 3 years ago and never been happier, overclocked my i7-8700k to 5,1ghz with liquid metal delid, never seen the cpu get over 55c in long gaming sessions. Seeing these AIO prices today from everyone is mind blowing to me, kinda feel bad for the people that pay these amounts for that kind of cooling performance.
If anyone Is running an AIO, run your pump at full tilt. The pump motor is designed to run at that rpm and it keeps the heat from ruining the pump, which is a big killer of pumps on the block design. Also, as a gigabyte 280 LCD AIO owner, the screen on it is also super good and its a little cheaper and a great AIO with awesome fans. They're fluid bearing and both of mine have leaked some, but they look rad so there's that lol
What matters is that your testing methods are consistent. In a case, out of a case. Doesn't matter. Just the same way any time you're comparing things like one cooler vs. another.
My favorite thing from this entire video. Is I KNOW Jay has box openers probably 10 + pairs. Still uses Tin Snips "While I gently open this up". Also circular hologram anything reminds me of Pogz.
Jay sounds tired. I do the same sighs after a few sentences just because I'm so exhausted. This years Jay's 30 days must've been tiring. Great content either way!
@@lacucaracha111111 Sharp edges are preferable to metal filings from the dremel potentially short circuiting the PC. Jay did the right thing. He would have had to take the rig apart, use the dremel on it away from the PC components and then put it back together and he made a point of mentioning he was too lazy to change the AIO on the rig due to how much work it was to disassemble/reassemble all the time, hence the quick and dirty tin snips and hammer fix with no danger of shorting anything and no need to dis/reassemble.
@@jhfgjtjutyiuod Yeah but it will bite him in the ass.....hand later and it will do so over and over and over, until he dremels or files the sharp edges away that are bent down right where the wires are
I have a white one with my all white build, love it. I used the LL120 fans I already had. Probably not as efficient, but they work, and it looks better. Also the Commander Core replaces two devices my previous cooler and fans used (I have 6 LL120s). Also less wires going to the new cooler, alot less messy looking.
An LCD on an AIO is what I want, not in my current budget though. My bank account recovered really well from me tossing eleven hundred into my build last December, but this past July I had an oak tree get split by lightning, and it cost me two grand to have it cleaned up. People saying the open air test bench isn't real world are wrong, I still haven't added fans to my case either, and since there isn't airflow, I haven't put the side panels on yet. Been running an open air computer for nearly a year.
3:34 - "Now when I put this mother... board... back down" rofl Love it. My wife just got the H150i Elite Capellix (non-LCD) and I was surprised how cool it ran compared to her cooler master ML360R. It was like a 7-10 C difference. That LCD is a HUGE premium, though. I don't think it's worth it for the LCD alone.
13:20 That's me. I had to take off my cooler to put in more RAM. I'm lucky I was using low profile sticks. Big air cooler caused problems, but my CPU is happy and healthy!
The LCD screen can be bought separately for £89.99 in the UK when it becomes available, Novemberish? and is easy enough to change from the LED to the LCD screen. I bought the 360 Elite Capillex back in May for £170 and the ML fans where better looking and better manufactured.
@@rci-tf2zc the other AIOs don’t have the ability to take off the top. Could be like NZXT instead and force you to buy a new AIO just to get the fancier screen.
I would mod the fans myself, use a small dab of black epoxy, mix the color to match the black plastic. Get rid of the hot glue and hide the wires all in one swoop... 👍
My capillex sits anywhere between 53°c and 63°c maxed out. If you're hitting 70°c+ I dont think I'll bother "upgrading". However, I hope I'm just misunderstanding it. I would love to have the LCD tho, may have to figure it out
I think a black blob would had not made it so obvious, but I do agree with your view Jayz. If I'd spent that much on this cooler I'd be a bit pissed to see the crappy quality of the fans. Those the LCD on the pump does make it worth it! Love those GIF. And yes it would be awesome if we could sent specific GIFs on different temps!
I HAVE H150 CAPILLAX ON 5950x which i have tuned using PBO Curve amd it boosts around 5.2Ghz. Anyways, I'm happy corsair released the LCD upgrade kit for capillax customers.. Will be ordering as soon as it gets released in my country as the cooler has been performing phenomenally..
Only thing I have issue with is sometimes the LCD doesn’t work with a red triangle or no image at all I sometimes fix this by rebooting after reconnecting the commander node
But.... from what I can see, wouldn't the hologram and the hotsnot face towards the inside of the case if I were to mount them in the front? So... it's a non-issue? By the looks of it the air get's pushed out the side with the hologram.. or am I mistaken?
For anyone who isn't aware, Corsair sells just the LCD piece for the Elite Capellix coolers for $100 USD
i was 15 mins to late to comment this lol
Thumbs up
Good. To. Know. Thanks!
Have they been in stock? I haven’t seen it available once.
You don't need to say "USD" when you've already put the dollar sign
Edit: the point is he doesn't need to say both you apes. Yes I should've said "you don't need to put the dollar sign if you say USD"
Not all heroes wear capes
Just bought this AIO and they made some changes to it. I think they listened to Jay's critique.
Changes they made:
They sleeved the CPU fan cable so it looks stronger. (still got the tiny wire inside)
Made the sleeve of the other cables better fitting.
Changed the hologram stickers to plain black ones with the Corsair logo.
There is also no more hot glue used to keep the fan cable in it's place.
The thermal paste are multiple triangle shaped with little spacing.(Personally i'm not a fan of this so i'll be changing it with thermal paste from Der8auer)
Not a... *FAN* of it aye?
@@Eastylord2😂
@@Eastylord2 XDD
This cooler is outstanding!!! The install is easy and it works incredibly well. My temps were reaching 90+ and now they don’t get above 60
Which CPU you are using?
The Ryzen 7 5800x
i was so confused why it didn't pop up in icue, you helped me figure out that hurdur there is specific headers for it, like fan3 is not where you put them...
Also just got to say jay your are a godsend for someone who likes to figure things out and misses an obvious mistake. luckily the fans are a ok!
I think for benchmarking purposes, it's actually ideal to use a test bench because it gives you the best possible scenario with whatever your testing in terms of thermals. Everything else will scale down because it's an open-air test bed. The moment you start putting it into case, the variances in case design come into play and skew results, point and at that point you're not just testing the cooler, but also case performance as well.
I agree with you on the hologram stickers. The glue issue kind of sucks too considering the price. I'd probably replace it with some black RTV.
I personally think that at least on occasion some testing of cooling solutions should be done in cases, specifically within a few different cases that are high, moderate and low air-flow, as a way to make sure that certain cooling designs are not significantly diminished when put into a case, despite being similar or better than other cooling solutions when tested on an open-air test bench.
Even just a single video showing that the results are transferrable, if they are, as Jay seems to be implying (for example testing a few different cooling solutions on equivalent hardware in multiple different cases and the test bench, and graphing each of the solutions results to show whether the best open-air cooling solution remains so in every case or not - and whether the lead is maintained, diminished, or improved), would be a great video to see and could be pointed to for anyone complaining about it in the future.
Lol did Jay seriously just say "they're for gamers who want high framerates without breaking the bank" about his Redux gaming PC sponsor...? Did he not see Steve's video on Redux PC's? Their price to performance is by far the worst out of any pre built on the market right now... Redux's $1300 PC performed WORSE then a $680 prebuilt from iBUYPOWER...
redux been sponsoring for quite sometime ~
The money for all this stuff comes from somewhere
@@user-JinJunWu nobody cares if redux is a sponsor. just don't say obvious bs lies like that to your fans.
I'm sure that line is in Redux's talking points, as in Jay doesn't get paid if he doesn't say that.
@@kite3356 It's an ad, don't take it to heart. Do you think all the people shilling Raid Shadow Legends really enjoy playing the game or are just going through the motions for a paycheque?
You should do an Asus vs Corsair vs NZXT, cooler w/screen comparison
And aorus
Cooler master has one too
@@Pezturbator a lot of people don't even know that gigabyte makes liquid coolers
@@de7518 A lot of people don't want exploding CPU coolers. Oof
@@davide4725 i have it more then a year, everything is fine, cools better then my nzxt kraken but rgb fusion is a peace of garbage
Jay makes sure to point out that the fans have special frames to direct the air through the radiator more efficiently then proceeds to mount the fans in a way that won't use that feature 🤣
I was just thinking that. :s
Yep...and to add to it, if they were mounted in a way that used that feature , it would also hide those 1990's hologram stickers that Jay loves so much.
I can only how imagine much is on the mind of the man running the channel.
Keep up the good work Jay!
All teasing aside, your input has vastly helped me to learn, build, use, and overclock my computer.
5 years ago I only used a computer for acquiring media.
I am now upgrading my 3rd build to a trx40 for video editing.
@@personaldronerepair6141 That sticker is on the other side too 5:36
And... then complains about the glue that's meant to be facing the radiator :facepalm:
@@AK90 All I can say is....."be strong Jay."
New stickers will come out soon.
Jay: Redux is for gamers who want high framerates without breaking the bank
Steve from GN: Why do I even bother...
Lol gotta love those paid ads.. Jay gotta feed his family and expensive man cave
@@casedistorted sacrificing credibility for money. makes sense.
I love Jay and his videos, he's one of the longest running PC TH-camrs and he's like the crazy cool uncle you'd love to have... But I gotta say, in the past couple of years, he's been getting a bit sloppy on what and how he reviews.
There's nothing wrong about a sponsored review, but when you do a sponsored review, and don't have a single bad thing to say about a product, then it gets fishy. For this one he did have some negative comments, but in some other videos he's uploaded, he has talked about products that even if cool, have blatant flaws or drawbacks, and he has failed to bring up any of them (can't remember the video right now, but it was from about a month or so ago).
I guess maybe he's always been like this, but I just hadn't noticed? I mean, not every channel has to be Gamers Nexus, but at least try and maintain fairness in your reviews :/
Hey...Jay.....you should have Phil make a gif of you, scratching at the glass (with a look of panic of your face) and add a water effect around you.
I wanna see Doom played on it.
@@arnox4554 Don't tempt him. :)
Yes. This would be hysterical
I triple dog dare you!
That needs to happen! Would be hilarious if they mimic the actual direction of flow of the cooler block
I just wish these companies that make AIO's would always release a version of each model without fans. I know that technically makes it not an AIO but who cares, lower the price
it actually save you money when they buy thier own fans because they can buy in bulk you cant, it also saves plastic and packaging and shipping waste
@@theq4602 You're entirely assuming this is because I want to buy new fans along with the AIO. If fans aren't included the price is coming down, and a lot of people want to use fans they already own, as is my case, so no need to worry about waste. Also, people are going to do this if they want to regardless. I know tons of people who still end up replacing their stock AIO fans
More like kit pack
They totally should sell aios with the option to be fan less, if they can make it viable from a business standpoint it would only help boost their popularity
I was literally searching for the radiator/cooler ONLY before I came to this video. I have the fans and just need the rad/cooler
Just a heads up for people looking to order this or the other variants, mine is the h150, i have no compaints on the cooler performance but the hoses are not very long, in my meshify 2 i chose to mount this at the front of the case and the hoses had to be at the top, they were not longer enough to be at the bottom, luckily the rad is higher than the cpu so its ok but not optimal, just be aware of this if u insist on having the hoses feed from the bottom of the rad 👍
Just recieved my H150i elite LCD (Dec 2022) and the hot glue is still there but much less on mine and it's black glue that blends decently with the frame.
How is it? What kind of CPU do you have?
@@dusk3219
Not sure yet. CPU i7-11700k arrives today and then I can finally build.
Really like that you include aesthetic criticisms as well as technical. They put those glass panels on for a reason. I like gunmetal grey, Russian industrial over seizure-inducing kawaii, but to each their own.
Bought the upgrade kit... relatively easy to change out the block cover and wire things up. Quite pleased with it.
The longer the video plays, the better the sarcasm gets and I appreciate it so much. Someone's cornflakes were a little salty this morning.
Jay: people are using that crap all the time
Thermaltake: and I took it personally
Well Jay does have a history of hating Thermaltake
@@the_hamrat And for a good reason. Not only they make crap products, they ripped off Caselabs, sued them so they could steal their designs, won the lawsuit and Caselabs went under.
Luckly, Caselabs is back with a new owner, but I wouldn't support such scummy brand either.
Redux felt that too
@dj Kplus The thermaltake lawsuit hit them pretty hard. Every tech company was affected by the trump tariffs, it ain't an excuse.
Also, yeah, the P series... but what about the crap power supplies, crap fans, crap AiO's, crap custom watercooling kits and the most budget cases are crap as fuck.
For the price point they ask for the P series, there would be riot if they built them as the budget series.
I really really like my thermaltake core P3. You would think it gets dusty but I've had it for more than two years now and never dusted it once. Something about the fans of the radiator and the video card keep that dust in the air moving right out of the case because there's no sides so it never settles. Strange phenomenon but awesome, I was expecting to have to dust it all the time.
I love how Jay is never afraid to cut up metal products. JAY FIXED IIIIIITTTTT💥
I love coming over to watch Jays videos and his audio is so good compared to a few other channels, I always have to turn my column down.
I just wanted to say that I love the Jaytober series. Before I watched a video every now and then but recently I wait for them on a daily basis.
If you have more than 1 independent variable, your results will be inconclusive. Therefore, open air test bench is the way to go for these tests.
Yes and no. Putting stuff into a real case will have a meaningful effect on perceived loudness as cpu and gpu coolers noise will get dampened.
But you also have some moronic review sites that test 360 aio:s with a case like Be Quiet 801 and place the rad against the closed roof that has small vents for 120 fan at the back of the case. "Barely better than a d14". I bet next they tape the d14 shut from all sides and say its worse than a stock cooler.
Hey Jay just wanted to say Thanks for being honest and up front in your video's and not a show off
Linus: Makes a video on DDR5
Jay: Brags he has a 12 GEN intel CPU
Coincedence i dont think so.
Obviously Linus has a 12th gen CPU too lmao. All the big tech TH-camrs do. They all have to do their testing ahead of time in order to release their review video the day the embargo lifts. How do you think every time a new product launches every channel has a review video uploaded the same morning within minutes lol?
This is well beyond the level of extravagance I would ever want for a CPU cooler. I just splurged on a Noctua CPU cooler though and boosted the OC on my 7700K to 4.7 Ghz using information I got mainly from watching this channel.
You have an i7 4700k too? Considering getting this or the kraken cause they're the only 2 on the market with animated 8bit led screens. Ugh the decision is kinda hard to make and price points are the same.
I was surprised by the price of this CPU cooler as I has been expecting more like $250, but it costs $540 AUD in Australia. Bloody expensive, especially considering the highlighted issues. I personally don't care about the gifs but I do like the temperature and power use options.
Isn't everything more expensive for those of you down under?
I bought one of these for a new system build. The pump and comander core died in a few days. Returned it and replaced it with no problems, so so good with the new one. Anyone else have one die in the first few days? ...also... the fans have been upgraded since this was uploaded.
Jay using some tin snips to open the cooler box had me laughing. You just never know what Jay will do next! Love it!!!
Just got this for my system. Super great. Runs quiet af and looks amazing with either the stats on screen or a gif. Great purchase!!!
Do you have any noise issues coming from the fans? I've seen some complaints that the fans make a weird noise, kinda like a piece of paper stuck between the fins. Asking because I'm thinking of getting 4 x 140's elite fans for the rest of my case
Jay: Redux is for gamers who want high framerates without breaking the bank
Steve: Hold my beer while I lay some wisdom down on this young man.🙃
That must be the video I liked the least from GN. It's like they intentionally picked a bad combination of parts and then complained about how parts don't make sense together.
You can put together a 3060ti build on redux for $1500 and they ordered 1660 for almost $1400. Of course it's a terrible value
@@philistine3260 I guess maybe a unsuspecting buyer just maybe assume it’s an ok value between $1400 and $1500
@@philistine3260 Redux actually changed their Good build and now made them start with a GTX 1660 and an air cooler (before it was GTX 1650 and an AiO) the day after GN published that video so it looks more bang for the buck now.
The main problem with Redux is that while you can customize some parts, you can't customize ALL of them (and you still can't even up to now) so you get some case scenarios where you're stuck with overkill parts like an expensive AiO on a 10400F when a cheaper air cooler would suffice.
Things i have learned durinng 31 days of Jaytober:
1) You can never have too much Jay
2) You have the energy of a 9 year old
3) I miss the iFixit commercials XD (Please do another one soon :D)
That AIO is just a typical Aluminum rad Asetek unit with Corsair fans and a LCD that does nothing to help cooling but does make it expensive. Not worth $290.
Just like the other AIOs with lcd screens
For that price you can get a EK kit with a copper rad and it's expandable.
If rgb increases my frames this will too. You clearly have never built a gaming pc
@@teamgeist3328 Off the top of my head I know Be Quiet, Alphacool and Thermalright make them.
Your case mod just gave your more respect then anything you have ever done, coming from a person that has watched a TON of your videos. That case mod = Function > Form and I give you a literal clap good sir!
seeing redux ads after steves videos just make me laugh
Same here
Gotta love ublock and TH-cam vanced
@@nixvaldez he means the sponsor segment of the video, not youtube ads
-- Well Jayz, I have to hand it to you. Off topic, but I checked out 'Fan Control' and got a RTX 3060 Ti from idle at 41C down to 28C with 875 avg. fan RPM. From 81-84C under load to capping at 68C.
This in a case with bad ventilation: One 120mm intake in the door, and one 80mm up top, and whatever the push pull exhaust out of the 120 RAD is. Using a Thermaltake case about 9 years old. Small mid-tower, Zero in the way of cable management. Next case is a D5000. Needless to say I'd expect it'll do even better. Thanks for the tip.
At this point my whole Rig is gonna be Corsair, I have had terrible experiences with Nzxt & AuraSync, Icue is the only one that hasn't given me some problem.
It’s worth it man
Aurasync doesn't even detect the rgb built into my Asus motherboard lol. Some of the most worthless software I've ever used
I'm leaning towards icue.
Signal RGB only detects my tridentZ but not the three argb fans or two strips...
@@tfwpky5020 iCue handles the RGB for my Asus motherboard.
@@TheSjuris it can control lighting on ASUS GPU’s as well. I’m not 100% if it’s all, but it works for their strix cards
For anyone who isn’t aware, Corsair sells the h115 Platinum for $70 (280mm) on Amazon referbished. Comes with warranty (it’s only a two year old cooler so at least 3+ years left on ‘em.
Arctic seems to be only aio manufacturer knowing how to handle wires.
@PC_Modder wait a second, arctic 2 is in push config. Takes air from the case and pushes it through the rad.
jaytober has been one of the best things to happen to youtube
I've just built a new ryzen system (after being exclusively intel after my K6-2 bit the dust) and jay just suddenly ended up in my recommendations, enjoying these videos a lot.
Finally the first display AIO with good software
is it? my brother uses icue with some fans and aio, the moment he shuts down icue his temps drop 5-6c
I literally found out about this today before seeing this vid. The fact you dropped the launch/embargo lift helped so much.
Honestly the best part of this video was just having the opportunity to stare at a beautiful 3080.
“Nothing special” he said.
Agree, these computer hardware videos are really becomming pointles. People cant buy anything anymore with prices on the market. It comes down to, should i watch netflix or some videos of 3080.
@@svezanovac2 I definitely understand your frustration. Basically the only way to actually get your hands on a 30 series card these days is to buy a pre-built which can be easily over $3,000.
@@jforester7 I got very lucky, got a prebuilt with 10700KF, 32gb 3200mhz and gaming x trio 3080 for 2300 euros (2600 ish dollars)
@@vdoxsamp7283 From where?
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Jay, if the fans were in intake mode, the fans would be facing the opposite direction and the hot glue blobs would be against the radiator.
Doesn't matter though. At this cost that's just unacceptable -- it literally looks like an engineering sample.
obviously... but that doesn't matter? you're paying a premium for hot glue globs. Who tf wants to pay that much and be forced to orient their fans a certain way to avoid showing that. if you're paying that much for an aio you should be able to set up your fans however you want without them showing hot glue dude. that's the point.
Some people prefer to setup their intakes as pull, especially if the rad is side mounted, like in a lian li case. So every time they looked in, hot glue blob.
@@apanda0077 that is a minority though, both top and front would hide the blob
@@erikhendrickson59 Oh i get it, one of my builds is a complete hard line O11 Dynamix XL with bottom fans on rad as intake. Id see them there if I had those fans.
But. this is an AIO. mounting in any other orientation than front, or top would be bad for pump, so I don't see that being as much of an issue. Perhaps if these fans were sold separately, then yes.
1:47 OR even the TT View 71... not technically an open chassis but its collects dust like one.
Jay: Redux creates PC's for gamers who want high framerates without breaking the bank
Redux: 10400F and GTX 1650 for $1300.... wut
for that price you can get a prebuilt with a rtx3060 lmao redux is ridiculous.
yeah you could literally get better cpu and a gpu in that price point while looking for gaming laptops easy haha sheesh.........
@Casual Scum yeah thats what im getting at this pc is so crap that a laptop would be better value even though laptops are pretty crap value haha.....
@Casual Scum i buyed a lenovo legion for 1,3k €. It has a 3070( 115-130watts) and a ryzen 5600h. The Screen is a 165hz ips hdr panel. It outperforms my 3600x+3060.
@@pikamaster001 yeah , was about to say that to.
Corsair also sells a "upgrade" kit for those who already bought elite capellix AIO's and wanted the LCD screen
Anybody else notice the time interval on corsair RGB settings is never consistent? I set my lights to 2.2 second intervals and often times it's faster or slower. I know this is a very specific situation just curious if anybody else is as particular with their RGB settings as I am.
I'm too lazy but i know sometimes the interval is the entire thing and you have to manually set the effect start up and exit yourself for everything to match
Also things like light travel speed make an effect too
Another benefit of an open air test bench, there is space for a small first aid kit underneath for when you cut your hand open changing cooler mounts
The new Corsair H115i Capellix AIO’s look insanely good. I’m not sure about thermal performance but they seem to push good air according to the specs (the 280 version does 97 CFM and 3.0mm H20 pressure). I’ll probably get this or a Lian Li Galahad
Actually, the LCD XT is the improvement over the older capellecx version, and that's why it costs more.
you can buy the old h150 elite capillex and just the new lcd screen on it. They sell the new screen as a upgrade for a 100 usd
I just bought the elite capellix. Id love to buy the lcd, but it isnt available in my country yet
@@mrcharlied4228 their barely available anywhere yet.
That GIF of Jay was class
The LCD screen is obviously cool. I like all that LCD and LED stuff. Flash is fun! Corsair is making a conversion kit that replaces the pump cover very easily. Probably would take about 5 minutes. The problem is right now like so many things try finding one for sale somewhere. I wonder if it will display temp in Fahrenheit?
you can switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit
@@kriptix4384 why would you ever want it to display Fahrenheit (coming from an American)
“But we can fix that” *aggressive destruction of case* *celebration groan*
I come one year from the future to say that my recently purchased h150i LCD fans are still hot glued
I love the minimalist AL120's from Lian Li because you can daisy chain, so less wires, and the things are just SOLID build quality. Only downside is shipping takes forever like most stuff right now.
Hell no, lian li are trash 🗑️
@@Stienecker Welp - I have 9 of them... running constantly for 14 months... zero issues so far...
Was spec’ing a white build. Discovered the H170i was not available in white. Now it’s a black build. Glad I switched it up. Decided to go with liquid cooled ROG Strix RTX GPU too. And ROG Maximus Extreme z690. Very black.
lol redux is for gamer who want high framerates without breaking the bank? literally the exact opposite. first you did that dirty samsung G9 ad and now this? Jay do you do any research before you advertise a product or care about what you promote to your fans at all?
what's wrong with the G9?... don't tell me you're one of those people inflating a small issue that was fixed a long time ago with that...
Im so glad i got my Fractal Design Celsius S36 (360 rad) for $120, 3 years ago and never been happier, overclocked my i7-8700k to 5,1ghz with liquid metal delid, never seen the cpu get over 55c in long gaming sessions. Seeing these AIO prices today from everyone is mind blowing to me, kinda feel bad for the people that pay these amounts for that kind of cooling performance.
Hey Jay (and crew), I know you're way over qualified for unboxings, but damn, you're good at them! Educated, honest and informative, thank you.
If anyone Is running an AIO, run your pump at full tilt. The pump motor is designed to run at that rpm and it keeps the heat from ruining the pump, which is a big killer of pumps on the block design. Also, as a gigabyte 280 LCD AIO owner, the screen on it is also super good and its a little cheaper and a great AIO with awesome fans. They're fluid bearing and both of mine have leaked some, but they look rad so there's that lol
What matters is that your testing methods are consistent. In a case, out of a case. Doesn't matter. Just the same way any time you're comparing things like one cooler vs. another.
Very true. It's not a variable if it's a constant.
My favorite thing from this entire video. Is I KNOW Jay has box openers probably 10 + pairs. Still uses Tin Snips "While I gently open this up". Also circular hologram anything reminds me of Pogz.
Of course I just bought the h150i elite capellix. Amazing AIO but an LCD screen would be sweet.
There's an upgrade kit for 99$ if you care lol
fan noise can change with orientation and attachment region variability.
Jay sounds tired. I do the same sighs after a few sentences just because I'm so exhausted. This years Jay's 30 days must've been tiring. Great content either way!
I was going to say the same thing. Even Phil was less energetic this go round.
Stfu, people always trynna say when someone else is tired, he’s not your bum self so worry about your damn self
Yeah I totally agree.
@@austinflores7185 chill out man.
@@austinflores7185 Get off the internet and calm down - come back then.
Jaya, thanks for showing this off. I had heard about this item within the last week.
Jay: Has Dremel
Also Jay: SNIP, SNIP, HAMMER, HAMMER, HAMMER, HAMMER
XD
No metal particles to deal with when you SNIP, SNIP, HAMMER, HAMMER, HAMMER, HAMMER instead of take a dremel to it.
@@jhfgjtjutyiuod But sharp ednges exactly where Jay had to put his hands to disconnect the wires and remoce the cooler bracket
@@lacucaracha111111 Sharp edges are preferable to metal filings from the dremel potentially short circuiting the PC. Jay did the right thing. He would have had to take the rig apart, use the dremel on it away from the PC components and then put it back together and he made a point of mentioning he was too lazy to change the AIO on the rig due to how much work it was to disassemble/reassemble all the time, hence the quick and dirty tin snips and hammer fix with no danger of shorting anything and no need to dis/reassemble.
@@jhfgjtjutyiuod Yeah but it will bite him in the ass.....hand later and it will do so over and over and over, until he dremels or files the sharp edges away that are bent down right where the wires are
have had this AIO for around a year the standard one without the new fans and screen, and tonight learned that the screen upgrade is a thing.
damn bro i caught this in the first 7 seconds
Love the into for October, great videos!
Corsair's stuff has gradually increased in price over the last few years. They're pricing themselves away from the average customer.
Since they went public yeah I feel like they are just milking the profit margins for the investors.
That was the most elegant DIY solution I've ever seen.
Jay: Redux is for gamers who want high framerates without breaking the bank
Steve: Am I a joke to you?
I have a white one with my all white build, love it. I used the LL120 fans I already had. Probably not as efficient, but they work, and it looks better. Also the Commander Core replaces two devices my previous cooler and fans used (I have 6 LL120s). Also less wires going to the new cooler, alot less messy looking.
The overkill of metal shears as you "Gently unbox this guy". Typical JayzTwoCents.
An LCD on an AIO is what I want, not in my current budget though. My bank account recovered really well from me tossing eleven hundred into my build last December, but this past July I had an oak tree get split by lightning, and it cost me two grand to have it cleaned up. People saying the open air test bench isn't real world are wrong, I still haven't added fans to my case either, and since there isn't airflow, I haven't put the side panels on yet. Been running an open air computer for nearly a year.
There seems to be a pattern. Tomorrow's upload: Putting blowy matrons on the new corsair aio!!
Ok where can I find that crazy jay gif? Found the explosion one already but that crazy jay one would be great to have.
We need a video on a new build re-using old hard drive without reformatting.
This month with Jay is better than Christmas. :)
I was actually shopping around looking for one of these for a build I'm updating, but after seeing those fans I'll spend my money on something else.
3:34 - "Now when I put this mother... board... back down" rofl Love it. My wife just got the H150i Elite Capellix (non-LCD) and I was surprised how cool it ran compared to her cooler master ML360R. It was like a 7-10 C difference. That LCD is a HUGE premium, though. I don't think it's worth it for the LCD alone.
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Love nonchalant, laid-back, chill JayZ.
13:20 That's me. I had to take off my cooler to put in more RAM. I'm lucky I was using low profile sticks. Big air cooler caused problems, but my CPU is happy and healthy!
The LCD screen can be bought separately for £89.99 in the UK when it becomes available, Novemberish? and is easy enough to change from the LED to the LCD screen. I bought the 360 Elite Capillex back in May for £170 and the ML fans where better looking and better manufactured.
They sell an LCD upgrade for the H115i etc models, I’m going to just get the upgrade kit
only the elite capellix, as usual corsair screws over alot of their customers.
@@rci-tf2zc the other AIOs don’t have the ability to take off the top. Could be like NZXT instead and force you to buy a new AIO just to get the fancier screen.
this was chill. Thank you, Phil and Jay!
im so glad you mentioned the glossy stickers from the 90's haha so true the kids want their toys back
I would mod the fans myself, use a small dab of black epoxy, mix the color to match the black plastic. Get rid of the hot glue and hide the wires all in one swoop... 👍
Exactly! ... easy and quick
My capillex sits anywhere between 53°c and 63°c maxed out. If you're hitting 70°c+ I dont think I'll bother "upgrading". However, I hope I'm just misunderstanding it. I would love to have the LCD tho, may have to figure it out
1:35 not to mention a lot of people leave their side panels off, so it's more-or-less an open case.
Jay just hammered it.. no grinder needed
I think a black blob would had not made it so obvious, but I do agree with your view Jayz. If I'd spent that much on this cooler I'd be a bit pissed to see the crappy quality of the fans. Those the LCD on the pump does make it worth it! Love those GIF. And yes it would be awesome if we could sent specific GIFs on different temps!
I HAVE H150 CAPILLAX ON 5950x which i have tuned using PBO Curve amd it boosts around 5.2Ghz. Anyways, I'm happy corsair released the LCD upgrade kit for capillax customers.. Will be ordering as soon as it gets released in my country as the cooler has been performing phenomenally..
Only thing I have issue with is sometimes the LCD doesn’t work with a red triangle or no image at all I sometimes fix this by rebooting after reconnecting the commander node
Jay for those Corsair radiators you are going to want fan gaskets between the fan and the rad for best pressure and airflow.
But.... from what I can see, wouldn't the hologram and the hotsnot face towards the inside of the case if I were to mount them in the front? So... it's a non-issue? By the looks of it the air get's pushed out the side with the hologram.. or am I mistaken?