Decluttering your gaming PC is a noble goal. I'm totally into the idea of cutting out cable mess and keeping my system tray free of as many applications as possible. This is handily what Corsair promises to do with iCUE Link, combining all my cables into a single hub and offering to control my components via a single application, iCUE. So why do I still find myself so frustrated by the sheer amount of cables required to set-up the Corsair iCUE Link Titan 360 RX LCD?
I've just wrapped up my Corsair Nautilus RS 360 review and it makes for a good comparison with the Titan 360 RX LCD. The Nautilus is a brand new all-in-one liquid cooler with three RS120 fans, a $110/£110 price tag, and requires just two cables to function. It lacks a screen, RGB lighting, or any other intelligent feature, hence why it gets away with just two 4-pin PWM connectors—one for the pump and one for the daisy-chained fans.
