Pros: Very easy to install and set up. Keeps temperatures very cool and allows for great overclocking on the 6700k. Doesn't make a sound either, love it.

Cons: none

Pros: Great for OC CPU, Comes with a decent radiator fan,

Cons: Can be quite hard to install, Water tube can be hard to work it, mounting the radiator

Pros: hoses are thick, not flimsy. It is self contained, so no pouring.
keeps me around 14-40c when ambient temp is 75c+
no leaks on my install
hasn't broke (owned since December 2015)
good bang for the buck
fits current AMD and Intel. I used on AM3+

Cons: The hoses are pretty stiff, this being my first time I did not want to bend them too much, maybe I was being too gentle (bc water, you know.) which made it a little difficult to angle the cpu mount easily.
The fins will bend pretty easily so watch your fingers. Nothing a needle nose wouldn't fix.

Other Thoughts: It would be wonderful if it came with additional screws to mount another fan on the other side of the coil.

Pros: - Easy instructions
- Keeps my overlocked 6600k at 58C max during stress tests.
- I really like the look of it!

Cons: - Nothing so far!

Pros: My system runs more than 20 degrees cooler and never goes above 50c when bench tested! I may even turn the automatic "turbo" overclocking that is set up in the MB back on & see what happens.
Very easy to install - good instructions booklet with illustrations helps!

Cons: Corsair recommends mounting hoses 'down' for optimum cooling, but I had to mount it hose end up due to the placement of my PCI express slot. This no fault of the H60 by any means, that just happens to be the way the MB was designed. -Doesn't seem to matter much, I just can't help but wonder how much more efficient it would be if I could have mounted correctly.

Other Thoughts: I thought I bought the wrong product at first. When I went to install it, the instructions didn't make sense - my MB didn't have the AMD mounting brackets shown in the diagrams - so I thought It wouldn't work for my FM2+ socket. I almost sent it back, but didn't like the idea of losing so much in return shipping and restock fees, so I was actually considering a complete new IBM build or new AMD MB that would work with it.
As I was doing the research in compatible parts I came across these two brackets that looked curiously like the ones in the H60 install diagram. Then It came back to me... I had removed them to install an Artic Freezer A11 to replace my stock apu cooler. I was elated, and installed it right away with no problem. Now I don't have to spend money on a build I don't need!

Pros: Installation is easy.
Cheap entry level all in one cooler.

Cons: Dropped 3 degrees from an ARTIC 7 Freezer air cooler. 20 dollar air cooler versus 50 dollar all in one.

Other Thoughts: I would only buy this if an air cooler will not fit inside your case well.

Pros: Like the ease of installation of the H60 over the H50.

Cons: System ran hot after being up for 30 -45 minutes.
Would not recommend.

Other Thoughts: Had a Hyper T4 installed on the computer for several months then bought a H60 and installed it. The computer seemed to run hotter would get idle temps 40c-45c and loaded 60c-shutdown. Tried switching the fan around to no avail used just the top exhaust fans still ran hot tried many ways to get more air flow over the radiator nothing seemed to cool it down so I installed another H60 same result. Went back to the Hyper T4 and I get 25c -27c idle and 45c- 50c under load in an ambient temp of 28c.

Mother board MSI 970 Gaming
Processor AMD FX-8350 4.00GHz
Memory 16 GB AMD AG2133
Video card MSI R9 390 8GB Gaming
SSD1 Samsung 850 EVO 250GB
SSD2 Samsung 850 EVO 500GB
Power Supply Thermal Take Smart 750Watt
CPU cooler Cooler Master Hyper T4
Case Cooler Master N400
Monitor ASUS VE278H
Keyboard Razer Death Stalker
Mouse Razer Death Adder

Pros: It worked for about six months before the pump went out... It has a 5 year warranty :D!!! that is amazing I love that part! It kept my Phenom II x4 965 BE CPU at a nice 50C at full load!

Cons: The pump went out after about 6 months of owning it....

Other Thoughts: I have been using Corsair for about 6 years now from PSUs to memory and this is the first piece of equipment that has failed on me... Thank the Lord I just bought my wife the AMD 860k CPU and was able to use the fan it came with or I would have been down till I got the replacement back... The Corsair H50 I bought her is still working like a champ and I am really pleased with that one thus far. I really hope that it was just a defective piece and this isnt what I should expect about every six months with my H60... I would not recommend the H60 but the H50 I would.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

We're sorry that your Corsair H60 Cooler failed. Please contact our Tech Support at 888-222-4346 or submit a ticket at corsair.force.com and we'll be more than happy to troubleshoot the issue.

Thank you,
Corsair Customer Support
Corsair Support Email: support@corsair.com
Corsair Support Phone Number: 888-222-4346

Pros: works great, 30c idle on my FX-8300 oc to 4.2ghz, 10/10 would buy again

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I mounted it in the front of my case, corsair recommends the back, i don't think it really matters as long as it gets cool fresh air...

Pros: Easy install. Seems to be a well made unit

Cons: Cold plate is too big for my ASUS Maximus III Formula LGA1156. It sits on the caps next to the CPU and won't sit flat on the CPU. Or it hits the hinge for the CPU lock down and won't sit flat. No matter how you twist it, it will not fit.
EDIT: after careful inspection to see if I could make the unit fit I discovered my real problem. Manufacturing defect in the ASUS motherboard. CPU hardware improperly installed. Cross threaded screw in CPU hold down. After removing the faulty hardware and correcting the problem the H60 fits and performs like I knew it should :)

Other Thoughts: The long screws to hold the unit to the rear fan port are not countersunk like a normal fan screw and with the washers you are supposed to install they stick out from the case and prevent the side cover from sliding into place.