iCUE Motherboard Cooling Fan/Radiator, H115i

If this was something like 60 or 70 bucks I'd certainly recommend it. It feels cheap even for a 280mm AIO from Corsair (especially cheap for them). I had a cooler master 360mm AIO that only just recently starting buzzing after years of no issues, so I figured I'd hunt for a good deal and found myself looking at Corsair again for a cpu cooler that wouldn't break the bank. First off, the "HUB" thing sits in your computer and is a total waste of a PCIe 8 pin. I have no idea why it was designed like this, but it's stupid. Then the bigger problem remained, which is if you use the included connectors to connect from the radiator itself to the fans and then to the hub itself, it's extremely frustrating getting them actually attached without bumping into the pumps on either side, and I have no gosh darn clue why they are at 90 degree angles when they don't even need to be. If you mounted it on the top of your case, then you will run into this issue. It's a lack of space issue really. Getting the short cable into the fan plug in is excruciating. Why did they make that cable so darn short to begin with is a total mystery to me. I though the directions were straight forward enough, but the weird cable used to plug in the radiator, fans, and corsair hub "thing" were very frustrating. They also had these plastic tabs to make their removal easier.. which broke off immediately. I think that's just cheap. Personally I didn't really see huge temperature differences from an air cooler (Noctua DH-15). So that was really disappointing to me. I also don't like the "icue" software. It's really cumbersome and the rgb stuff is just not that interesting to me. This is a great price, but there are better AIO solutions out there. Buy anything else.