Pros: Easy to install
The material is well built, and the
Provides extra breathing space for the mb
The price is very reasonable for its great quality performance
Well you can place your own positions of preference(inside upper fan slot -if your case includes it-, in the door side fan or back of the case)

Cons: Would be nice to include rgb around that fan
Not much

Overall Review: Bought 1st one in 2015, and currently still using it, never gave me a problem, cools and quite

Pros: Very quiet even under heavy load

Cons: Broke down after 2 years

Pros: Does work with Intel 2066 socket just use 2011 Parts
Cools I9 7940X just fine. Mind you not overclocking.
Idles around 30-33C under normal load 45-52C. Stock thermal pad used.

Cons: Nothing Really cept updated docs for 2066 support.

Pros: Well I've had it cooler for over 4 years, got it for my a10 and never had an issue with it. Now I just recently upgraded to ryzen and using this cooler. I had to order an am4 bracket, which is like $4.99 + shipping, easy to replace and install. CPU runs cool even in the oc mode. I would suggest this cooler for anyone who's looking into micro ATX.

Cons: None

Overall Review: No issues with it since I bought it.

Pros: cooler work fantastic, but the software is just, awful. constantly crashing and never works when its running. most recently it forced all the fans into max speed and they would not come down despite a cmos clear and a re install.

Cons: software is garbage

Pros: - Keeping my CPU cool (for now)

Cons: - Pump is probably going to die any day now considering the terrible bearing grinding noise coming from it

Overall Review: - I hope it lasts

Pros: - It does the job it was purchased to do. Processor temps stay ice cold regardless of what I'm doing
- No bulk space taken up by air fan radiator above processor (you don't really gain anything with the space savings though)

Cons: - It was difficult to mount took me awhile (over an hour) to figure out how to properly assemble the bracket for this specific processor and mobo. Instructions were confusing. Then the worst part is attaching it correctly to the mobo. Just a giant headache that makes me never want to disassemble this thing for any reason.
- A little expensive as cooling options go overall when compared to a basic air cooling radiator that might have been way easier to mount on this build
- After around 1 month of usage I started getting a constant rattling noise from the water pump. If I had to describe how loud it is now I'd say it sounds like a big fish tank pump blowing bubbles at full blast next to your year. At first I thought it was a dying or damaged fan so I called them about it and Corsair was very nice about shipping me a replacement fan. I switched the fan out with both the one they mailed to me AND a friends fan that I knew didn't make any noise at all when rotating. Rotated the radiator around in all axis for a few minutes as youtube vids will tell you to do to "get air bubbles out" (which is nonsense and a big waste of time there's no air bubbles in there to get out and that's not what causes the rattle). Remounted everything as instructed with liquid tubes at the bottom. 2 hours fiddling with it wasted and nothing worked still getting a constant rattle noise from the pump unit and have now confirmed it's not the fan.

Apparently a google search after the fact tells me that many people have this issue with varying degrees of success fixing it. The pumps make a clicking noise to carying degrees that's how they pump the liquid. I just had no idea it was so loud! Happens with every liquid cooler not just the H90.

Anyway, I feel like I've wasted enough time on it now and I refeuse to totally dismount, return, and clean the processor then remount. That would take WAY too much down time and effort to fix this rattle and I'm honestly so angry now I just don't have the patience to go through it all so I can get a replacement unit that will just start rattling again in a months time. Guess I will have to deal with a noisy PC for the next 4 years. That being said this is the first and LAST time I'll ever be dumb enough to do a liquid cooler. I had a feeling it was going to be a dumb decision and yep... it was! Going to be air all the way from here on out. Too many headaches with these liquid pumps to justify the modest increase in cooling efficiency.

Overall Review: - Id suggest people stick with the air coolers lest you end up in my sad situation stuck with a build that took a ton of money and effort and now sounds like garbage thanks to this unit. So frustrated.

Pros: great cooling power

Cons: none so far, but apparently the included fan isn't the best.... but I wouldn't know.

Overall Review: Read the reviews before I bought one, everyone said the fan was junk. Didn't bother with the stock fan used 2 Rosewill seal ip56 140mm fans instead. This cooler is installed on AMD FX-8350, Fractal design define R1 case. All 8 cores maxed out at 100% temp was sitting at 39°c never went higher than that. Not a lot of water pump noise. The extra 140mm fan added a minimal amount of noise. All in all I'm happy with my h90 seems to work very well. Installation was fairly easy. Yes the included directions are crap but if you've installed aftermarket coolers before, same stuff, different day. I suggest it.