109€95
I've been using this Corsair Nautilus 240 RS for several weeks to cool my processor during intensive gaming and work sessions.
I have nothing to complain about. It more than does the job. I highly recommend it to keep the system cool. Effective during extreme heat and heavy workloads
I use it in a Fractal Design Pop Mini Air case to cool a Ryzen 9 7900 with PBO enabled in the BIOS of the MSI B850M-GAMING-PLUS-WIFI motherboard. I replaced the original fans with two Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB fans to achieve higher static pressure (6.9 mmH²O vs. 4.15 mmH²O) and applied Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Extreme thermal paste. At an ambient temperature of 30°C, and with the processor and Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card under load in FurMark, the processor reaches a maximum of 91°C with one CCD at 5.1GHz and the other at 5.075GHz, consuming approximately 179W of power. The Nautilus 240 RS cools better than a Noctua NH-U12A (also cooled by 2 Arctic P12 Pro and at 30°C ambient temperature: Max CPU temperature of 95.4°C, both CCDs at 5.025GHz for approximately 176W) and a Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 (also cooled by 2 Arctic P12 Pros and at 30°C ambient temperature: Max CPU temperature of 95.4°C, 1 CCD at 5.05GHz and the other at 5.025GHz for approximately 175W).
I went to the shop to order a Corsair water cooling system. The sales assistant told me it would arrive at the end of the week. The next day, I received an email from LDLC telling me that my order had arrived! I was really surprised by how fast it was delivered. I'd recommend LDLC for their helpful advice and friendly staff.
The product works well.
It runs at around 60°C max when active and 30°C when idle.
Not too noisy.
The perfect water cooling system combining silence and performance, good brand Corsair (guarantee of quality).
Does the job.
Obviously, a cooling system that cools is normal... but with my PC under my desk, I can say that in winter, it helps to cool the room, and I can't wait to see how it performs in the summer heat. ^^
It should be noted, however, that its fans are quite noisy. With headphones on, you can't hear it much, but it's surprising at first, hence the minus one star.
Easy to install on my Antec c7 RGB case, with a great effect. Clustered cabling to avoid taking up all the ports on your hub or CM.
The only thing missing, in my opinion, is a small LCD screen. (Which I bought later for €59.99: the NAUTILUS RS LCD Screen Module.)
Excellent watercooling kit! The Corsair Nautilus 360 RS (Black) is elegant, powerful and very quiet. The cooling is top-notch, the finish is superb, and the final result in the case is just magnificent. I had to watch a video on the internet to fully understand how it's put together, but once it's installed, it's perfect! Very good product, I'd definitely recommend it.
True to Corsair quality, the Nautilus 360 RS is very easy to install and very efficient when it comes to cooling!
Chosen to cool an i7-14700 in all modesty, it does the job admirably well!
The Water Calling, corsair well the RGB is nice. The colours are nice for the RGB, synchronised with the colours of the PC and the other components, practical if you want to change the head of the Water Calling for a small screen, it's practical to have this option, so it's a practical option to buy in addition if one day you want it. It cools the processor well.
Packaging and instructions are well detailed, nothing to complain about.
No LEDs, which is good too.
And it's quiet ????
I'm completely satisfied with it, even when I push my processor's performance to the limit, I don't have any problems with overheating!
Hello
I've installed the ventirad on an I7 14700KF, it's pretty quiet, I haven't adjusted the colours yet.
Just need installation instructions.
This AIO is very easy to install, with the heat shield already pre-installed and the fixing plate very simple to fit. Very quiet, even when fully charged.
A very good AIO, both powerful and quiet. Easy to install, the finish is clean and the white design with the ARGB blends in perfectly with a clean configuration. It cools my Ryzen 7 9700X efficiently, with temperatures that don't exceed 60°C even under full load. The whole thing remains very quiet, even when the fans are revving up.
Tip: I controlled the radiator fans according to the temperature of the VRMs rather than that of the CPU. The result is that the processor's temperature peaks are smoothed out and the fans turn more gently, which makes it even quieter in normal use.
