Corsair expands Hydro line-up

Corsair has launched two more processor cooling kits of Hydro series. Novelties H80 and H100 have adopted from its predecessors high performance, ease of installation and minimal cooling system maintenanc. Product design features low-profile and lightweight waterblock with copper base-plate and micro-finned inside structure, and a radiator cooled with fans.

Corsair H80 uses 120-format radiator of extra thickness (120 x 152 x 38 mm) compatible with most ATX form-factor PC cases.

H100 model comes with dual 120mm rad (122 x 275 x 27 mm) supported by cases with standard 240mm radiator mounting space.

Radiators of H80 and H100 kits are aired with 120mm spinning at 1300, 2000 or 2500 RPM (minimal noise level generated is 22dBA, maximum — 39dBA). Processor cooling kit control and monitoring is arranged via new Corsair Link system digital connector. Water cooling kits are compatible with AMD processors Socket AM2 and AM3, and Intel Socket LGA 1155, LGA 1156, LGA 1366, LGA 2011(!) and LGA 775 CPUs.

Ruben Mookerjee, VP and General Manager for Components at Corsair, said:

With the H80 and H100, we’ve kept our focus on the key features that have made the Hydro Series a success — closed-loop reliability, straightforward installation, and, of course, the best CPU cooling technology available. The user-selectable fan control and Corsair Link Digital compatibility gives performance enthusiasts the power to customize their cooling performance and manage fan noise by selecting the amount of cooling they need.

Start of sales for Corsair Hydro Series H80 and H100 begins in June for a price of $109 and $119 respectively.