1. Introducing Corsair Hydro X2. CPU Blocks and the D5 Pump3. Graphics Blocks and Other Hardware4. The Configurator and Closing Thoughts5. View All Pages

Corsair announced its long-awaited Hydro X custom loop cooling hardware at Computex and Melissa got hands-on with the kit in Corsair’s suite at the Hyatt. Now it’s time for KitGuru’s third bite at the cherry as Leo works through the reviewer’s pack and tell you exactly what you can expect from Hydro X. Spoiler alert; there’s going to be a large amount of RGB.

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Overview of Hydro X

The review kit consists of two CPU blocks, one graphics block and a pump/reservoir unit, all housed in a Pelican case. In addition we received a 240mm radiator, a 360mm radiator, two bottles of coolant, a decent number of fittings and a selection of hard and soft tubing. While we did not quite receive the entire range of products we certainly have enough Hydro X kit to form a clear view about this new product range.

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