Corsair Hydro Series H110

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 11 expert reviews

Excellent:

8
Good:

2
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Excellent cooling performance
Good build quality
Five year warranty

Cons:

Expensive for a CPU cooler
Complex install compared to older Hydro Series models

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Last revision on April 23, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Excellent cooling performance
Good build quality
Five year warranty

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive for a CPU cooler
Complex install compared to older Hydro Series models

Expert reviews and ratings

By Maximum PC on December 18, 2013 80

It seems like every month brings a new liquid cooler to review. Sometimes this rapid pace creates unexpected side effects. Exhibit A: The Corsair H110 , which is nearly identical to the NZXT Kraken X60 reviewed on page 81 of this issue. They don't use...

By HEXUS.net on April 18, 2013 80

It took a while for Corsair to produce a successor to 2011's Hydro Series H100, but good things come to those who wait and we now have not one, but two viable upgrade paths. In the 240mm corner, the Hydro Series H100i offers Corsair Link integration and...

By techPowerUp! on April 05, 2013 90

The Corsair Hydro Series H110 is the best performing cooler I have tested thus far. The H110 performed admirably under almost any kind of load, especially when it came to overclock testing where it soundly beats the former performance champion, the...

By HardwareHeaven on April 05, 2013 90

and Rating For our tests we record the temperatures produced by the coolers when our system is idle and fully loaded. The load was applied by Prime 95 and temperatures are measured using Realtemp and AIDA64 to access the CPU's various Digital Thermal...

By Ocaholic on February 18, 2013 100

With the H110, Corsair has a closed-loop watercooler in their portfolio which can be equipped with two 140 millimeter fans. Therefore we expect great cooling performance at a very reasonable noise level. Basically, it should be the dream for every...

By Kitguru.net on January 24, 2013 90

Yet another impressive product in Corsair’s Hydro...

By Ocaholic on July 02, 2014

In our comparison tables, you can find test results regarding 47 recent air and...

By AnandTech on February 18, 2014

Remember the time when liquid cooling a computer chip was considered to be an extreme approach, one performed by hardcore enthusiasts and overclockers alone? Everything had to be personally designed and or procured by the user, as there were no...

By uk.hardware.info on May 14, 2013

Many manufacturers sell complete liquid cooling sets as a superior alternative for high-end CPU air coolers. They're typically more expensive, but do they also cool better? We put 20 liquid cooling sets to the test to find out. The liquid cooling sets...

By HardwareHeaven on April 05, 2013 90

For our tests we record the temperatures produced by the coolers when our system is idle and fully loaded. The load was applied by Prime 95 and temperatures are measured using Realtemp and AIDA64 to access the CPU's various Digital Thermal Sensors.Fan...

By Overclockers Club on March 14, 2013

After putting the Hydro Series H110 through its paces I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised by its cooling performance. After seeing what the latest Gen 4 Asetek pump-equipped Corsair Hydro Series H90 was capable of, the H110 just had to be...

By proclockers.com on March 12, 2013

When it comes to pure performance and cooling capability the Corsair H110 has proven to be one of the best we have tested. It took on the mighty NZXT Kraken X60 and defeated it by a small margin when we look at the overall average temps of the CPU's...

By eTeknix on March 08, 2013

The high performance cooling that “all in one” or “closed loop” liquid CPU coolers bring is becoming ever more popular. Everything above the upper-entry level price point, approximately above £45/€60/$70, is largely dominated by these types of coolers....

By Hardware Canucks on March 05, 2013

The All in One water cooling market’s move towards 140mm form factors has been a tentative one but with their new Hydro H90 and H110, Corsair is plunging in head first. Both offer different performance levels, sizes and price points and are...

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