Package and Accessories

Corsair’s COOL system is “ready to fly”: you won’t need anything else to cool the CPU besides what is already packed into the box. The box contains:

• Two different water-blocks compatible with Socket 462, Socket 478, Socket 754, LGA 775, Socket 939, and even Socket 940
• Four sets of fasteners for mounting the water-blocks on any processor of the above-enumerated form-factors
• Pump from Delta
• Radiator
• 120mm low-speed fan
• Radbox (a fastener for the heatsink and fan)
• Expansion tank with its fasteners
• 1/2-inch transparent pipe, about 120cm long
• Coolsleeves
• Small bottle with coolant
• Bracket for the rear panel of the system case with holes for the pipes and a fan power connector
• User’s manual
• Stickers
• CD with a full version of the user’s manual

The components are all placed in special foam-rubber cells in the box that protect them from damage during transportation.

We want to say it right at the beginning that if you’re familiar with water-cooling kits from the leading manufacturers, you will certainly find Corsair’s COOL familiar, too. It’s all right. The fact is Corsair collaborated with Swiftech, one of the best makers of such systems, to develop its own water-cooling kit. So, COOL has many points of likeness to Swiftech’s H20-120 system which has earned a good reputation among overclockers.

Corsair also offers some additional components for COOL which are to be purchased separately. Particularly, you can buy a water-block for the mainboard’s North Bridge and a GPU water-block with all the necessary fasteners. So, no one prevents you from using COOL with other system components besides the central processor.