Final Thoughts on the iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX RGB
Having a Corsair AIO back in the test system was a good feeling. They have been a leader in the AIO arena since the beginning, and for good reason. With the easy-to-connect iCUE LINK solution for routing power and data across your AIO components, installation is a breeze, and keeps your build tidy with less cable clutter. An improved pump and flow path was implemented for improved cooling performance, and the RX120 fans were chosen for their high static pressure rating to make sure there is sufficient airflow through the radiator.
As far as idle performance goes, the iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX RGB sits towards the top end of the temperature table, though it is in good company with many other 360mm AIOs. When it comes to load performance, the iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX RGB comes in tied for third place in our cooling charts, and does so without being obnoxiously loud. Even with the pump and fans set to the built-in Extreme setting in iCUE (which isn’t the fans’ full speed), this AIO provides a great blend of performance and volume control.
With regards to aesthetics, I felt a bit underwhelmed with the out-of-box product. Sure, there are 20 RGB LEDs in the pump housing, but in order to get something of more significance like an LCD screen, you will have to shell out nearly $100. I would have loved to see another alternate cap included with this cooler, as I have seen from the likes of Lian Li and others in the past. Corsair’s fans always look great, and the RX120s are no different. Throw in everyone’s favorite/least favorite iCUE to control everything, and you have a nearly unlimited canvas to design your perfect looking setup.
At the end of the day, I think the iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX RGB did a good job of keeping up Corsair’s reputation for having solid AIO products, and at $199.99, I think there will be plenty of PC builders that agree with me. Customize it with whichever optional CapSwap module you want, and I’d say you’ve got a pretty versatile cooler for your next build. All things considered the Corsair iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX RGB earns an 8 out of 10.
Pros:
- iCUE LINK Connections
- CapSwap Module Support
- iCUE Support
- Pre-Installed Fans
- Good Load Performance
Cons:
- Midrange Idle Performance
- Plain Looks Without Optional CapSwap Modules
