Corsair iCue Elite CPU Cooler LCD Display Upgrade Kit (IPS LCD Screen with Customizable Display, 24 Bit Color Depth, 16.7 Million Colors, Ring with 24 RGB LEDs, Compatible with iCue Software) Black

The media could not be loaded. The Corsair iCue Elite screen module is incredibly easy to add to your existing AIO cooler and works flawlessly. It does exactly what it says on the tin – displays stats and custom graphics beautifully. Let’s be honest, it’s not a necessity, but a “want,” and I absolutely love it!…just make sure you get the correct one as i mistakenly brought the normal screen module which isn’t compatible with iCue elite coolers.

Very easy to install, the lights around are clear and bright, and it has many different options with icue. Way better than the square screens. Can set it to display cpu temperature or time & more.When installing updates the screen will show glitches and random patterns but that's normal just let it finish the update. It scared me at first but it does it each time whilst updating.If the lights/gif/screen doesn't turn on or is displaying something other than what you set it to display, just open icue and close it again. Sometimes the services don't turn on at start-up :)

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely brilliant...Easy to install,3 wires .. 2 go in the exact same place as the 1 your removing & the other connects to a usb header,if you don't have a spare there's a splitter in the box.Bit pricey but a stunning addition to anyone's setup...

The media could not be loaded. Easiest installation, Quick to set up, Lcd is clear, works as it should.Follow the installation guide you can't go wrong.One tip tho, if it don't show up in icue after install or is flashing red. DO NOT RESTART YOUR PC or it might not come back on.Instead exit icue , restart it, it will automatically download and update the driver and will change over to the new installation.Happy Gaming 😊

I bought one of these upgrade kits, mainly because it was on sale. Having already spent close to 200 on the aio it would have worked out a very pricey cooler.The unit was kind of easy to fit, but I found I had to remove the bottom black plastic surround otherwise it was getting push off the pump due to interfering with the AM4 mounts (the original mounting that uses the 2 twist mounts). Due to the top only being held on with magnets, this black plastic piece was enough to push the top off. One though I removed this piece (just four screws) which I believe is purely cosmetic anyways the lcd screen fits flush and attaches without issue.Wiring was easy, and if you don't have enough usb2 headers they include a splitter.. Icue detected it first time (they advice that you make sure the firmware is updated before connecting).Quite a nice screen, though functionality is pretty limited. There are several premade screens showing fancy animations and sensor readouts, but for customisation your only option is to set a gif (or a several gifs in rotation) and that it. It doesn't allow you to make any custom screens with your own gifs and sensor data, you can't use the api to connect from other sources, and maybe link it into games being played. In my opinion the NZXT one is better, just hoping Corsair increase icue functionality in the coming months.

Perfect for use fits perfectly

tried absolutely everything to get it working… nothing is working.RED TRIANGLE OF DEATH 🔺

The media could not be loaded. The screen is great and the customisation is amazing but I had trouble installing this on AM4 with the old two clips mounting system.The black cable coming from the lcd screen was too thick and was blocked by the top mounting screw. This along with the fairly weak magnet system the screen uses to snap onto the block meant the screen would not sit flush.I had to contact Corsair (who were brilliant) and they sent me the new 4 point mounting system brackets for AM4 which then made installing the lcd screen a piece of cake.