CorsairXC7 RGB ELITE LCD CPU Water Block - 480x480 IPS LCD Screen - 31 RGB LEDs - USB-C - Fits Intel® LGA 1700, AMD® AM5 and older - Stealth Grey

The water block works fine. The entire build is iCue linked, but you can't control the lights. iCue software does not recognize it. So I'll need to live with the Rainbow Wave

Great water block but you have to buy a power hub that cost another. $60.00 or it won't light up which it does not tell you. I had to also purchase another mounting kit to fit my gigabyte motherboard and that kit also didn't work so I had to Frankenstein a mounting bracket. which worked great.

I like everything

I used this for to add on to a custom water cooling system.\

I have used many types of waterblocks in many open loop systems over the years, and I can say the cooling performance is very good on this block. Is it the absolute best? No, but the difference is small, and if you're using this, you're getting it for the screen anyway, not premium thermal performance. The good news is that it works well. Apparently when these launched you couldn't rotate the display in iCue, but you can now and it's easy. One thing to note is that while iCue is running it's going to display temps, which I like, and it will play the fun gifs when iCue closes, so startup and shut down, unless you keep the gif menu open, then it will loop for as long as you want. In practice this makes a lot of sense, I think a gif looping all the time would get old pretty fast. Anyway, it's very fun, and it's easy to set up.