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I bought a Corsair iCUE H115i ELITE CAPELLIX XT 280mm Liquid CPU Cooler, there was not enough clearence for the CPU power cables inside my CORSAIR iCUE 4000D so I had to front mount the rad and fans, but then after upgrading to a 4090, there was no room for the graphics card with a front mounted rad and fan, so I bought the iCUE corsair 7000x, plenty of room for the H115i at the top as I originally wanted it mounted, but it has a different 24 power connector. I was thinking about buying a Corsair iCUE H150i Elite Capellix XT cooler. Any advice would be welcome, I seem to be going round in loops.
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Sorry, I don’t think I made myself clear. I need a water cooler that is compatible with the Commander Core XT and not the Commander Core. The ones I listed above, it turns out, are all Commander Core too, and not Commander Core XT.Comment
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@Pyro @xrobwx71 @Bruce
any ideasComment
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PirateDog makes some high-quality adapters to convert standard 3-pin ARGB (5V) connectors to Corsair 3 or 4-pin RGB.Comment
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All I’d be doing is researching the heck out of all those components on Google, finding the specs, and seeing what would work. (y)Comment
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@matabhaine - any update?Comment
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I spent ages doing research and thought the 7000x was the best course of action, but never thought to check the power connection of the core commander XT, thought it would be the same connection (oversight). I would like to put the commander core into the 7000x and run the pump with that. I don’t really even want icue rgb fans at all, I just wanted the larger case. I would even like to just add non rgb fans to my case (plugged into the mobo fan headers) and do away with the XT, if possible, or use both Commander Core XT and Commander Core.Originally posted by BruceComment
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@matabhaine - where we at?Comment
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To re-open, go here, select a Member, click Send direct message and give the thread title.Comment
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