The War on Cables rages on. Corsair’s iCue Link system made a splash at Computex, enabling customers to daisy-chain followers and all-in-one cooling techniques collectively on a single energy and management cable. But what about those that need to go super-custom and make their very own watercooling loops? Corsair has them coated with newly-announced gear that works on the iCue Link semi-proprietary requirements. A brand new CPU block, GPU block, and reservoir-pump have all been added to the combo.

The iCue Link XC7 RGB Elite (noticed by KitGuru) is a premium CPU water block with an built-in lighting ring, coming in “stealth grey” and white colour choices. It’s suitable with each Intel 1700 and AMD AM5 CPU setups, with a normal temp sensor and “over 120 high-efficiency copper micro-cooling fins.” The proprietary iCue Link connector provides each energy and knowledge, so ensure you have the suitable gear earlier than sinking $119.99 on the piece.

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The GPU facet of the {custom} loop equation is served by the XG3 RGB Hybrid, out there in sizes to suit GeForce RTX 3070, 3080, 3090, 4070, 4080, 4090, and Ti variants, and Radeon 7900 XT and XTX playing cards. Again, RGB accents and built-in sensors come commonplace, and meticulously positioned followers give directed cooling to the circuit board and voltage regulator module. Pre-applied thermal paste pads, particularly designed on your card, make software a breeze. The GPU cooler goes for $129.99.

Finally there’s the XD5 RGB Elite, an up to date iCue Link model of the favored reservoir-pump combo out there in gray or white. There are 22 addressable LEDs unfold out throughout the system, and the small-ish unit ought to slot in most full-sized builds with mounts for 120mm and 140mm followers included within the field. It’s the most costly new part within the system with a $219.99 price ticket, however an much more elaborate LCD-equipped model is coming quickly, together with an iCue Link adapter for older fashions of the XG7 water block.