WYP
News Guru
Corsair's ready to put Navi under water.
Read more about Corsair's Radeon RX 5700 XT Hydro X series water block.
Read more about Corsair's Radeon RX 5700 XT Hydro X series water block.
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Corsair releases its Hydro X RX-Series water block for AMD's Radeon RX 5700 XT
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NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Well, I guess if I want a slim 5700xt going underwater is my only option. Intrigued.
Although not that I care for RGB, you said Mark it supports RGB through ICUE, does that mean it comes with the RGB built-in and you just need to connect the header? Or you need to add all the RGB stuff? Seemed confusing to me.
Also makes it more expensive as you'll need the Corsair Commander for the control I presume.
Although not that I care for RGB, you said Mark it supports RGB through ICUE, does that mean it comes with the RGB built-in and you just need to connect the header? Or you need to add all the RGB stuff? Seemed confusing to me.
Also makes it more expensive as you'll need the Corsair Commander for the control I presume.
Darkdayzzz
New member
Based on the video on Corsairs website it seems to be builtin RGB with a header for activation. So yeah plug the header in and done. Control via ICUE software
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Based on the video on Corsairs website it seems to be builtin RGB with a header for activation. So yeah plug the header in and done. Control via ICUE software
I figured it was probably this method. Just means it's going to require the Commander Pro device as onboard RGB headers only support the manufacturer RGB.. Which means add on another expensive $60 device for RGB. Ridiculous
