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iCUE LINK TITAN RX vs NAUTILUS AIO: What's the difference?
The newly releasedCORSAIR iCUE NAUTILUS RS & RS ARGB AIO CPU coolers are the latest addition to our cooler range. It comes with CORSAIR 120mm RS or RS ARGB fans for those who want to control everything through their motherboard, if you want more details about the line up we have the article covering everything you need to know ready for you.
First the specifications, then some additional details.
iCUE LINK TITAN RX AIO and NAUTILUS AIO specs
| NAUTILUS RS | NAUTILUS ARGB | iCUE LINK TITAN RX RGB | |
| Pump | Low Noise 20DBa | Low Noise 20DBa | FlowDrive cooling Engine |
| Radiator | Black : 240mm / 360mm | Black : 240mm / 360mm White : 240mm / 360mm |
Black : 240mm / 280mm / 360mm White : 240mm / 360mm |
| Cold Plate Material | Copper | Copper | Copper |
| Radiator Material | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum |
| Fan Type | RS | RS ARGB | iCUE LINK RX RGB |
| Tubing Length | 240: 400mm / 360: 450mm | 240: 400mm / 360: 450mm | 240: 400mm / 360: 450mm |
| Tubing Material | Black Sleeved Low-Permeation Rubber | Black Sleeved Low-Permeation Rubber | Black Sleeved Low-Permeation Rubber |
| Lighting | No | +5V ARGB Motherboard Fan: 8 LEDs / Pump: 8 LEDs |
iCUE LINK Control Fan: 8 LEDs / Pumps: 22LEDs |
| Supported Sockets | AMD: AM5, AM4 | Intel : LGA 1851, LGA 1700 | AMD: AM5, AM4 | Intel : LGA 1851, LGA 1700 | AMD: AM5, AM4 | Intel : LGA 1851, LGA 1700 |
| Warranty | 5 Years | 5 Years | 6 Years |
What are the key differences between the Three AIO coolers?
While the iCUE LINK TITAN RX RGB uses our latest FLOWDRIVE cooling engine with three-phase motor and optimised flow path, the NAUTILUS series uses our latest generation of low noise pump.
The iCUE LINK TITAN RX RGB will include RX fans for easy cable management and the NAUTILUS Series will include RS or RS ARGB fans, as you can see below the fans have some slight differences.
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RS120 |
RS120 ARGB |
RX120 |
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Fan Bearing |
Magnetic Dome |
Magnetic Dome |
Magnetic Dome |
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Fan Max Speed |
0 – 2,100 RPM ±10% |
0 – 2,100 RPM ±10% |
300 - 2100 RPM ±10% |
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Fan Airflow: |
13.3 – 72.8 CFM |
13.3 – 72.8 CFM |
10.4 - 73.5 CFM |
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Fan Static Pressure |
0.20 – 4.15 mm-H2O |
0.20 – 4.15 mm-H2O |
0.12 - 4.33mm-H2O |
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Fan Noise Level |
10 - 36 dBA |
10 - 36 dBA |
10 - 36 dBA |
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LED Number |
0 |
8 |
8 |
For the iCUE LINK TITAN RX RGB, the pump cap itself retains the 20 integrated LEDs as well as the ability to change pump caps without having to worry about cables, but for the NAUTILUS RS series you can't change pump caps, so you have to choose between the RS ARGB version with 8 LEDs on the pump cap or the RS without LEDs.
NAUTILUS ARGB
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How does the NAUTILUS series compare in performance to the iCUE TITAN series?
iCUE LINK TITAN RX RGB, which offers a better feature set in many areas, will perform slightly better, but the NAUTILUS series comes as a more financially attractive AIO cooler as not everyone wants or needs better cable management, iCUE control or RGB for their AIO.
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