Monday, October 18th 2021
Corsair's Next Generation AIO Coolers for Intel Alder Lake Pictured
Corsair's upcoming AIO coolers have recently been teased by the company in addition to renders of the devices being leaked by VideoCardz. The new coolers will all feature a circular LCD panel that can display information such as the pump speed or CPU temperature. They will also feature native support for Intel's Alder Lake processors and the LGA1700 socket, with images showing the cooler mounted on an ASUS PRIME Z690 motherboard running Corsair Vengeance DDR5 memory. The radiator comes in dual and triple fan configurations with ARGB lighting however we cannot tell if the included fans are an existing model or a new design. The pump features a single braided cable which presumably provides the USB and fan connections for the motherboard, Corsair is expected to announce further details on the new coolers next week.
Sources:
Corsair, VideoCardz
26 Comments on Corsair's Next Generation AIO Coolers for Intel Alder Lake Pictured
Tbh all these screen on pump things don't look appealing for me. I just prefer a clean classic design. Fractal Celsius 1st gen is the perfect example of understated clean looking AIO. Also no extra cable spaghetti on the pump.
Sorry for my only yawn post. Same old corsair stuff, same old RGB, just a new mount for the new socket.
Too many people need to hop off that bandwagon for bitching just to bitch.
I quite like it and have been wanting corsair to come out with their version of the LCD pump that so many others already have. Ill be upgrading to this when I can afford the new platform. No. It's next generation because it's literally been updated for the upcoming DDR5 platform. Supports Alder Lake out of the box, has an IPS LCD screen and potentially new fans to go along with it.
What would justify calling it "next gen" to you? How so? I see this as a refresh to their line up that supports a new platform by default. Tell me how this is milking? What part of it isnt? Supports a DDR5 platform by default, they upgraded the pump to include an LCD screen with potentially new fans. As I asked @ZoneDymo what would it take for someont to classify something like this as "next gen" to you? Why is this not considered a low quality post? Why even post this if you have nothing to contribute? I ask for a third time. What would it take for someone to classify something like this as "next gen" to you?
Did you get out of bed on the wrong side? just saying.
I mean, how are new car models next gen? A bigger satnav screen, more flashy gauges, that's it. You can't invent the wheel two times (not that you need to anyway).
That said, I think he's right. The negativity in this thread is strong. Why? WTH has Corsair done to earn this level of disdain? It's not like microsoft with their pompous, needless and artificial requirements & limitations attempting to force upgrades on the public so they can have greater control they don't deserve with Windows 11.
All Corsair did was bring out a new model of their AIO water cooler and people are acting all butt-hurt about it.
Seriously people, expend your energy on something more constructive and productive..
2. Every coin has two sides. IMO, a properly configured RGB setup can look nice, though I admit that I'm not a fan of Corsair's proprietary method involving a million cables, either (speaking of experience as a previous owner). When I eventually decide to push my CPU a little further, I think I'll do it with a be quiet! Silent Loop 2. Not only am I in love with the Silent Wings 3 fans, but also, the Silent Loop 2 has a proper A-RGB connector, and not the software-controlled USB crap that seems to be increasingly common on AIOs nowadays.
At the end of the day, a company is there to make money. They are not out to get permission to see if something that they are releasing is justifiable by you me, or bob's mom. If you were in their shoes, youd be doing the EXACT same thing to put that fat check in your bank account.
To read any (not only PC-related) news article properly, you have to read between the lines, and filter out any information that's useful to you. Getting bogged down on word usage is pointless.
If someone is going to state a criticism, have a focus and purpose. Otherwise it's just needless negativity and whiny, useless crap-posting.. Then there are examples like this which are so far out of context that they are obvious trolling. And for the record the article states: That sentence is not stating that the AIO supports DDR5, it clearly states the AIO is mounted to a board running with DDR5 installed. Yeah, context is important!