CORSAIR iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB CW-9061021-WW AIO CPU Cooler, White
Product description
A 360 mm all-in-one liquid CPU cooler, the white CORSAIR iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB combines a FlowDrive pump with three pre-mounted RX120 RGB fans. Its iCUE LINK System Hub is included, with connections designed to run components in sequence through the hub. Want fewer separate component connections to manage? This setup is built around a single hub connection point. It supports selected Intel and AMD sockets, so matching the cooler to your motherboard is an essential first step.
Technical details
- Name: CORSAIR iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB
- Reference: CW-9061021-WW
- Type: 360 mm all-in-one liquid CPU cooler
- Material: Copper and aluminum
- Compatibility: Intel LGA 1851/1700, AMD AM5/AM4
- Connectivity: iCUE LINK System Hub, PWM fan control
- Power: 12 volts DC, 12 watts
- What’s included: Three RX120 RGB fans and iCUE LINK System Hub
The FlowDrive cooling engine uses a three-phase pump and a precision-profiled cold plate. The RX RGB fans are designed for radiator use, with AirGuide technology and Magnetic Dome bearings. PWM control lets fan speed reach up to 2,100 RPM, while Zero RPM mode can stop the fans at low temperatures. That gives builders a way to adjust the balance between airflow and fan noise rather than relying on a fixed-speed setup.
Everyday use
This cooler is aimed at desktop builders who want liquid cooling, RGB lighting and linked component connections in one package. The hub-based layout can make cable routing more orderly than handling each compatible component connection separately, while the three included fans are already mounted. In a practical build, that means planning around the cooler’s radiator format and supported socket before installation, then using PWM settings to suit the system’s cooling and noise preferences.
Buyers describe the cooling as effective and the unit as quiet in operation, and some also praise its white appearance. Installation feedback is mixed: while some find setup straightforward, others report difficulty. Those accounts are useful context, but they don’t establish how this particular build will go. Compared with a simpler air cooler, this AIO adds a pump, radiator and hub-based wiring, that arrangement may appeal to someone seeking liquid cooling and integrated lighting, while a less involved cooling setup may suit a builder prioritizing simplicity.
What you get
The package listing specifies the cooler, three pre-mounted RX120 RGB fans and the iCUE LINK System Hub. The product information also describes RGB lighting through iCUE software and PWM fan control, including Zero RPM operation at low temperatures. No specific CapSwap module is identified as included, so the listed package contents are the clearest guide to what arrives.
What to clarify
Which CPU sockets does it support? It lists Intel LGA 1851 and LGA 1700, plus AMD AM5 and AM4. Confirm that your processor’s socket is one of these before choosing it.
How are the components connected? The iCUE LINK design connects compatible components in sequence to a single port on the included System Hub, rather than describing separate hub connections for each component.
Can the fans stop when cooling demand is low? Zero RPM PWM support allows the fans to stop at low temperatures, fan behaviour will depend on how you use it and your settings.
Buying verdict
It’s a good fit if you want a 360 mm liquid cooler with three RGB radiator fans, a system hub and support for one of the listed Intel or AMD sockets. It might not be a great match if a mixed installation experience is a concern or you prefer a simpler air-cooling arrangement. Check socket support and plan the build around a 360 mm cooler before committing, the hub and linked connections are most relevant if you intend to use the iCUE LINK approach.