Corsair's H115i RGB Platinum is a fantastic CPU cooler and it's just $100

Save $70 happening an excellent all-in-one melted CPU cooler with this deal. (Image credit: Corsair)

Cause high CPU temps having you feeling a bit hot under the collar? You can cool your jets (and your processor) with a new cooler, and for our money, the best CPU cooler is Corsair's H115i RGB Atomic number 78. We felt that style even before it went on sale, and now you can grab it from Newegg for but $99.99.

That's a $70 brush off, after you factor in the $30 coupon code (enter 93XRK34 at checkout) and the $30 mail-in-rebate. It doesn't always deal for the full asking price, but IT's usually not that off the beaten track off, either. Slip in point, Amazon currently has IT listed for $157.58.

This is an all-in-one liquefied cooler, in black trim (there's also a white manakin available, just it's not on sale). While not obvious from the mannikin name, it sports a 280mm radiator with a pair of 140mm fans attached, and should fit inside near cases (including some of the more than compact mid-towers).

RGB lighting is on full video display here. There are 16 individually controlled RGB lights connected the pump, and the two fans light up atomic number 3 well. This allows for some neat effects, provided you possess a incase with a side window to show IT off entirely that fancy lighting.

On the far side its acceptable looks, the H115i RGB Atomic number 78 offers excellent cooling, which is the most important characteristic. It's also miscible with a all-encompassing mountain chain of sockets, including Intel's LGA 1200, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, and 2066, and AMD's AM4, AM3, AM2, sTRX4, and sTR4.

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