Corsair Expands the iCUE LINK Ecosystem with the TITAN II AIO Coolers, RX II RGB Fans, and a Bigger 5″ LCD Module

Corsair has launched the iCUE LINK TITAN II Series of all-in-one liquid CPU coolers, available in two variants: the iCUE LINK TITAN II RX LCD and the iCUE LINK TITAN II RX RGB. Building on the original iCUE LINK TITAN Series, the TITAN II family combines a new FlowDrive 2 pump with next-generation iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans, aiming for higher cooling efficiency at lower noise levels. Alongside the coolers, Corsair is also expanding the broader iCUE LINK ecosystem with standalone iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans and a new iCUE LINK 5″ LCD Screen Module.

FlowDrive 2 Pump and a Lower-Density Radiator

At the heart of the TITAN II Series is the FlowDrive 2 pump, an evolution of the performance-focused motor Corsair introduced with the original TITAN lineup. Corsair says FlowDrive 2 provides higher efficiency while maintaining a strong, consistent coolant flow rate for improved cooling with lower noise. The TITAN II radiator has also been optimized with lower fin density than its predecessor, which Corsair says allows for better performance at lower noise levels. Working alongside the new iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans, the radiator is built to deliver the improved noise-normalized cooling performance that Corsair says defines the TITAN II Series.

iCUE LINK TITAN II RX LCD: A Bigger View of Your System

The iCUE LINK TITAN II RX LCD pairs the TITAN II cooling hardware with a 5-inch IPS LCD panel that Corsair says more than doubles the screen size of the previous generation. The display runs at a native 720×1280 resolution with 500 cd/m² brightness, 24-bit color, and a 60 Hz refresh rate, and can show real-time system metrics, animated GIFs, custom images, and iCUE Widgets. It can also be switched to function as a secondary monitor, which Corsair positions as opening up customization possibilities beyond traditional system monitoring.

The LCD module also incorporates an integrated VRM fan that helps cool the motherboard components surrounding the CPU socket, alongside dynamic RGB lighting from 52 individually addressable RGB LEDs built into the pump housing.

iCUE LINK TITAN II RX RGB: Performance with Flexibility

The iCUE LINK TITAN II RX RGB delivers, according to Corsair, the same cooling performance as the LCD-equipped model in a streamlined, RGB-focused design. It combines the same FlowDrive 2 pump, optimized radiator, and iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans, with dynamic lighting spread across 20 individually addressable RGB LEDs on the pump cap and 24 RGB LEDs across its Unified Frame fans.

Its redesigned pump cap supports Corsair CapSwap modules, letting builders customize the cooler or upgrade a TITAN II RX RGB unit with the new iCUE LINK 5″ LCD Screen Module later on.

Installation and Wiring

Corsair pre-applies its XTM70 thermal paste to both TITAN II coolers and ships mounting brackets with the screws pre-attached, which the company says speeds up installation and reduces the amount of loose mounting hardware builders need to handle inside the case. As with all iCUE LINK products, the TITAN II Series also uses a single-cable ecosystem to cut down on cable clutter, with centralized control handled through Corsair’s iCUE software.

iCUE LINK RX II RGB Fans

Alongside the TITAN II Series, Corsair is introducing the iCUE LINK RX II RGB fan family as standalone products, available in 120 mm and 140 mm sizes as well as a 360 mm Unified Frame configuration. Corsair says the fans are built for quiet operation, concentrated airflow, strong static pressure, and integrated temperature monitoring.

• Magnetic Dome Bearings: Corsair says these provide long-lasting, low-noise operation across the fan lineup.
• Corsair AirGuide Technology: Focuses airflow where it is needed most for more efficient cooling.
• Unified Frame Design: Simplifies installation, helps reduce vibration, promotes more consistent airflow, and reduces cable clutter.

The fans are available in Black or White, and the 360 mm Unified Frame versions are offered both with and without an included iCUE LINK System Hub.

iCUE LINK 5″ LCD Screen Module

Corsair is also launching the iCUE LINK 5″ LCD Screen Module as a standalone upgrade. It is compatible with both the new TITAN II Series and previous-generation iCUE LINK TITAN coolers, letting owners add the larger 5-inch IPS display to an existing system without replacing their cooler outright. Corsair says the module is more than twice the size of the previous-generation LCD screen and, like the TITAN II RX LCD’s built-in display, can also function as a secondary monitor for additional personalization.

Product Overview

Regional Launch Pricing

Corsair lists the following regional launch pricing for the TITAN II Series coolers and the 5″ LCD Screen Module. Pricing is subject to change, and the TITAN II Series is not listed as available in China.

Corsair also lists regional pricing for the standalone iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans across all three sizes, including both 360 mm Unified Frame configurations:

Corsair positions the TITAN II Series, the RX II RGB fans, and the 5″ LCD Screen Module together as the next step for the iCUE LINK ecosystem, aimed at builders who want quieter, higher-performance, and more customizable systems without adding to cable clutter.

More details on each product are available directly from Corsair: the iCUE LINK TITAN II RX LCD, the iCUE LINK TITAN II RX RGB, the iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans, and the iCUE LINK 5″ LCD Screen Module.