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iCUE LINK 5" LCD Screen Module AIO Compatibility

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The new LCD Screen Module for CORSAIR AIOs is our most capable AIO screen yet. It features a massive 5" screen with a resolution of 720x1280 pixels, giving it a standard 9:16 aspect ratio, making it easier than ever to customize. Additionally, it connects via a regular DisplayPort cable (through a handy PCIe slot cover), so the connection is super simple.

However, despite the simplicity of the video connection, you cannot slap this screen onto just any AIO, only specific CORSAIR AIOs

How to Tell if a CORSAIR AIO is Compatible with the iCUE LINK 5" LCD Screen module

The new screen module connects via CapSwap, which is a toolless, plug-and-play connection type. This provides a stable physical connection and delivers power via the pogo pins. This means that all iCUE LINK TITAN II and original iCUE LINK TITAN AIOs are compatible.

What About Clearance?

Because this new screen is far larger than the previous LCD screens and is rectangular, clearance is more critical. Furthermore, because you can rotate the entire pump head to make the screen horizontal or vertical, there’s a chance that it might fit in one orientation but not the other. So be aware of the following measurements:

  • Screen Height (including bezels): 134.3 mm
  • Screen Width (including bezels): 81.3 mm
  • Depth (how far the entire module extends out from the pump head): 48.6 mm
  • RAM Clearance: 70 mm (if you’re intending to use this screen in the horizontal orientation, it won’t work if the RAM is taller than 70 mm)

In general, if you're using a mid-tower case and a standard ATX motherboard, and your RAM isn't unusually tall, you should be fine.

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