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CORSAIR Hydro X Series XG7 RGB 30-Series Reference GPU Water Block (3090, 3080 Ti, 3080) - Fits 30+ Reference Design NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ (3090, 3080 Ti, 3080) Models

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Size: Reference (3090, 3080 Ti, 3080)


Style: RTX 30 Series


Features

  • Unlock Your GeForce RTX 30-Series GPUs True Potential: Unlock your GPUs true potential with custom cooling for your graphics card.
  • Reference Design Compatibility: Fits more than 30 Reference design NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs (visit gpu-cooling.com for detailed model compatibility).
  • Precision CNC Cut Nickel-Plated Copper Construction: More than 50 high-density cooling fins positioned over the GPU maximize thermal transfer and surface area, for lower temperatures and maximum performance.
  • Heighten Your Systems Style: Constructed with a unique manifold inspired by the iconic and refined look of CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM memory.
  • Full-Length Aluminum Backplate: Completely covers your graphics cards PCB and protects sensitive components.

Description

The CORSAIR Hydro X Series XG7 RGB 30-SERIES REFERENCE GPU Water Block is a total conversion copper water block for your Reference design NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 30-Series graphics card, fits more than 30 models from different manufacturers. A CNC-milled nickel-plated copper block, discrete RGB lighting and a fully transparent flow path combine for amazing cooling and stunning looks.

Product Dimensions: 9.17"L x 0.79"W x 4.8"H


Brand: Corsair


Voltage: 5 Volts


Cooling Method: Water


Compatible Devices: Graphic Cards


Material: Aluminum,Copper,Acrylic


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Manufacturer: Corsair


Number of Items: 1


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 9.17 x 4.8 x 0.79 inches; 1.37 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ CX-9020015-WW


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 30, 2021


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Corsair


Best Sellers Rank: #2,425 in Water Cooling Systems


Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 210 ratings


Frequently asked questions

The CORSAIR Hydro X Series XG7 RGB 30-Series Reference GPU Water Block is designed to fit 30+ reference design NVIDIA GeForce RTX models, specifically the 3090, 3080 Ti, and 3080 GPUs.

Yes, the CORSAIR Hydro X Series XG7 RGB comes equipped with RGB lighting, allowing for customization and synchronization with other RGB components within your PC build through compatible software.

The CORSAIR Hydro X Series XG7 GPU Water Block provides direct cooling to the GPU, memory, and VRMs (voltage regulation modules) with a precision-machined nickel-plated copper block and micro-skived fins for efficient heat dissipation, thus significantly lowering temperatures and enhancing performance.

The CORSAIR Hydro X Series XG7 is designed for ease of installation on compatible GPUs. It comes with pre-applied thermal material and a full-length aluminum backplate for protection. However, some familiarity with PC building and liquid cooling systems is recommended for the best experience.

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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Corsair Hydro X series water blocks have generally received positive feedback for their high-quality manufacturing, ease of installation, and excellent cooling performance. Customers appreciate features like pre-applied thermal pads and paste, a high number of screws for secure fitting, and the inclusion of a backplate. While praised for their effectiveness in reducing temperatures and their solid build, some users noted minor issues with PCB coverage and the size of the reservoirs for specific builds.

Pros

  • 🔧 Easy installation with pre-applied thermal paste and a sufficient number of screws for a secure fit.
  • 🌡️ Excellent cooling performance, significantly lowering temperatures under load.
  • 💡 Includes RGB and a flow indicator for aesthetic enhancement.
  • 🏗️ High-quality manufacturing with well-machined designs and materials like nickel-plated copper.
  • 🛠️ Superior to competition in terms of overall quality and performance, according to users.

Cons

  • 📏 Some models may lack full PCB coverage, potentially leading to hotspots.
  • 🧊 Reservoir sizes might be smaller than preferred for some users' setups.

Should I Buy It?

If you're looking for reliable, high-performance water cooling solutions for your GPU, the Corsair Hydro X series comes highly recommended. Despite minor drawbacks like partial PCB coverage and reservoir size concerns, its ease of installation, exceptional cooling performance, and high-quality build make it a worthy upgrade from other brands. Especially suitable for enthusiasts and those looking to significantly improve their system's thermals.

    • This is the best water block I have ever owned!!!
Size: 2080 Ti Founders Edition Style: RTX 20 series
Review Image by Nick Nick
Review Image by Nick Nick
This review is for the RTX 2080 Ti water block. I upgraded from an EK Vector which had been released 3 times with 3 different sets of screws and instructions. I had to reseat 6 different times to make it get decent temps(48C on full load). I’ve used EK in the past and they had good stuff but Vector was a disaster. The few screws is what lead to the inconsistent temps and constant reseating. When I did research on the Hydro X I had found out that Corsair had recruited the top talent of EK to create the Hydro X line. That explains why I had problems with the Vector. The Hydro X has a flow indicator, RGB, twice as many screws, included backplate, nickel plated copper, pre-applied thermal pads, pre-applied thermal paste and a well machined design. The quality of the manufacturing was top notch. This was a very complete package. I never expected being able to have my cake and eat it too in water cooling. There is always a tradeoff from brand to brand with the exception of Aquacomputer which is legendary in the water cooling community. I’ve been water cooling for over 15 years so I know my stuff. The real install takes place when the original block has been removed, thermal paste and pads removed and Hydro X ready to install. That portion took a total of 10 minutes if not less. I was blown away. The 3 parts I liked most was the pre applied thermal paste, pads and the ridiculous amount of screws you had to put in, which is a VERY GOOD thing in water cooling because it ensures a perfect and even distribution of pressure thereby allowing only one install rather than several reseats. I was so happy that it was so simple to do. A child could do this. The performance was top notch. I have a JBJ 1/4HP (although I recommend a 1/5) water chiller with a 8.5 gallon brew kettle plumbed up and the full load temp was 31C and idle was 19C with my water chiller set to 25C. When I swapped out my brew kettle to a dual 5.25” bay res load temps went to 39C full load. Still 10 degrees cooler than the vector with the same setup. Corsair Hydro X is my new brand of choice. However their reservoirs are a little small for my tastes. I wish they had a 360mm res. If you have been thinking about doing this I highly recommend you upgrade from any other brand to this. Everything Corsair releases is top notch. Thank you for making my water cooling experience stress free. Before hyper inflation impacts everything I plan to upgrade my MB, CPU and RAM to MSI MEG X570 ACE, Ryzen 3700X, and Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB. I will be upgrading to the Corsair CPU block and the Watercool Heatkiller northbridge chipset waterblock. Corsair really needs to make motherboards and chipset waterblocks. Either that or buy Asrock/MSI. The chipset fan is way too loud on any motherboard so I think they would have a nice marketing niche if they did this. All this is installed in my Lian Li DK-05X, best computer case/desk I've ever owned. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2020 by Nick Nick
    • Good for smaller builds as it reduces the size of the card. Good cooling. Pretty easy install
Size: 3080 Founders Edition (3080, 3080 Ti) Style: RTX 30 Series
Review Image by Canada Goose Canada Goose
Some things to know. (This is the 3080 FE version) 1. The thermal pads don't have paper to peel off. 2. There isn't much contact with the backplate. just two tiny thermal pads. 3. When you are disassembling the 3080 FE, for me, the T5 screws were quite stuck with the locktite. On two of them I sort of stripped the heads because they are very soft. Make sure your T5 screwdriver makes good contact. If you strip a head though, since the heads are soft, I was able to get the screws loose by just pressing hard with a small flathead and was able to break the locktite on it. Dropped my temps by > 25C. Hard to really compare since the temps are approx 25% lower but there are no fans now. Also the card is cool to the touch. Running intensive benchmarks and my card is at 41C. The Memory Junc sensor has peaked at 72C. This sensor was not readable in HWInfo64 when I was running the card prior to installing the water block but reading online it hits >100C with the stock cooling. Looks a little precarious with only two little screws that hold on the mounting plate (that you have to transfer from the stock cooler. Make sure you slide it in before putting in the two screws there. After installing it though it does seem pretty solidly attached. But with hard tubing you get lots of support from the tubes as well, so I didn't need to use any kind of extra brace to support the card. (As it makes the card so short, usually the standard braces won't work for it anyway.) Really good for the price. Much cheaper than the EKWB version, though that one does look much prettier IMO ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2021 by Canada Goose Canada Goose
    • Great product, which it had complete coverage for the PCB
Size: STRIX (3090, 3080Ti, 3080, 3070 Ti, 3070) Style: RTX 30 Series
This waterblock is really great in terms of both looks and heat dissipation but unfortunately it doesn’t cover the entirety of the PCB. Comparing it to the EK water block (which I swapped for this) shows there are some areas with no contact on the block which is not a huge concern generally given that the overall temperatures of the GPU are good with the Corsair water block. However it does make for a hotspot which might be problematic and I think it can be prevented with minor design alterations. All in all it’s a decent water block and it’s fairly straightforward to work with even for an inexperienced user. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2022 by Adam
    • NOT MUCH TO SAY (FANTASTIC)
Size: 3080 Founders Edition (3080, 3080 Ti) Style: RTX 30 Series
I bought them out of pure curiosity and because of their low prices plus the EKWBs I have after 2 or 3 months of use appear to be broken, they work fine but the appearance deteriorates, really disgusting on the part of EKWB, install several of these in a Mining rig that I have and they are very good, cheap but above all zero installation drama. The temperatures are as good as those of EKWB, I would even dare that they are better by about two or three degrees Celsius, I have mining RIGs that are exactly the same but the only difference is that some have everything EKWB and others CORSAIR, assembled in the same way and everything is the same, they only differ in the waterblocks and the CORSAIRs are always kept a few degrees below the EKWBs. This is a product that is very easy, you just disassemble your video card, put your video card inside the waterblock and screw it that simple you have NOTHING TO DO, it is simply disassemble and assemble again. SIMPLE, ECONOMIC, WELL-MADE, AND EASY TO INSTALL What else do you want? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2022 by IT4Duty

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