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Question: is this better than H100i Extreme? if so anything different? would this cool an AMD FX 9590 quite well?
Document: I have an AMD FX-8350 and previous to installing this H105 I used a H55 cooling this CPU. During Battlefield 4 my CPU temp would get up to 54C with the push/pull fans almost maxed out. I recently upgraded to a Corsair 650D case and decided to purchase the H105 since this case will allow for up to a 280mm radiator to be installed. I purchased the H105 on Sunday and received it today, Tuesday afternoon. Quick!Installation is a breeze with this product.
For reference I have the AMD FX-8350 4.0GHz CPU.Seriously, this has to be the best $120 I spent this year so far! Highly recommend!
Yeah, it's the s***.It's quiet, and keeping my i7 Haswell super cool. You might as well call this the Silent Blizzard.
I opted for the H105 instead of the H100i or even a kraken because of two reasons. Great support and color options. Currently I have this installed in my NZXT H440 on the front and works great. Color accent really goes well with my theme. However, all this praise aside the reason I'm docking off a star is the fans. Once the fans get up to a certain RPM they make an extemely loud whirring hum. As in loud enough I can hear it in the next room.
I used to build custom loops for my self, and while cool looking and cooling a little better its just not worth it. A basic XSPC kit with a D5 pump will run you $230-250 bucks. You need to leak test and clear bubbles then take it apart once a year flush the unit just a pain.
Upgraded from an Antec Kuhler 620, which didn't allow for any fan speed control. It was constantly at 100% and was noisier than all. This H105, although much bigger, is near-silent. Even playing Watch Dogs and Payday 2 for a few hours in the summer, this thing still remains tolerable. Got it for a pretty decent price as well, which always helps. But even for $100 this outperforms most other coolers. Love how it looks and keeps my rig cool.
The Corsair Air540 can take a full H80i in push/pull config, and the H105 is no different.
You can plug your rad fans into motherboard headers but honestly using a fan controller is a far better option. It allows for much better control of the cooling fans and you can bring them to low power during non-gaming times.Highly recommended product by Corsair!
This cooler does not fit in a Corsair Carbide Series White 500R Mid Tower Computer Case. Made for coolers so if u wonder if u should replace your H100i Don't.
One is for Intel and one is for AMD (had me a little confused).2)When installing with the AMD mounting bracket, the bracket will feel loose when you put in the tool free screws (the ones with two threaded sides).
Answer: The differences between the two are as follows:The h105 has a 38mm thick radiator and h100i is 27mm thick.  The fans on the h100i are 77 CFM while the h105's are 73 CFM.  The h105 is not corsair link compatible and h100i is compatible. H105 also appears to have a newly designed bracket that makes installation easier and it comes with three different colored rings to match your motherboard.  Not sure how each perform although the 105 is a newer design.  Try googleing 'corsair h105 benchmark'. I read some of those articles.  It appears performance is similar to h100i and H110 still performs better than the two, however H110 is a HUGE radiator and wont work in everyones case.  That being said I'm sure it would work in your setup.