ID-Cooling FROSTFLOW X 240 CPU Water Cooler AIO Cooler 240mm CPU Liquid Cooler White LED 2x120mm PWM Fans, Intel 115X/2066, AMD TR4/AM4

I recently got a Ryzen 5900x and needed a better cooler than my air cooler from my previous CPU. I've never used a water cooler and figured it was time to give it a shot. When i first saw the price, I joked to my son that I wouldn't get it because I assumed it wouldnt a quality cooler. Then I heard Linus from LTT on youtube say something good about ID-Cooling, so i gave it a second look. The packing and all the components look and feel quality. Was super easy to install. It is quiet and keeps my CPU cool. Spent a few hours in Modern Warfare 2 on my PC the other day, CPU temp stayed right around 44 degrees the entire time (and normally like 35-ish degrees when idling). I'm very impressed with this AIO and will be getting one for my son's PC as well.

My previous AIO water cooler started leaking on its 7th year of service. I replaced it with the ID cooling frost 240. Still rocking an i7-6700k in 2022. 95W TDP chip. With this cooler I get 28C at idle and 69C under full load. Not bad at all! Temps drop to idle temp within 10 seconds. The fans on this are very quiet. I hope this cooler will get me through a few more years before I finally upgrade/rebuild my PC. The water tubes have a plastic weave outer covering and seem generously long. The white LED color and logo look nice, not super bright but visible inside the case. So far very happy with this purchase and the performance and noise level. LGA 1151 sockets are always a pain in the rear to mount these water coolers, with a back plate that you have to hold to the back while mounting the pump to the front. Easier with two people. Don't go crazy with your thermal paste, you really only need a tiny pea size dab in the center before you mount it, no need to spread it the pressure being applied with spread it out for you. So many youtubers are doing it wrong putting tons and tons of thermal paste. It's not neccessary and will only make a mess.

I replaced the fans on the radiator with Noctua NF-P12 fans a few months after I purchased the AIO. The factory fans were still working but I wanted a more reliable fan to protect my CPU. I have had no issues after upgrading and would recommend the AIO and the fan upgrade to any enthusiast.

Like the title says, great kit. Has the mounting brackets for all the CPUs, even the 1700. Clean, well packaged unit. The pump head looks well made, solid. It lights up white and looks pretty good that way, but if not full rgb, having a button to select at least red, blue and green would be nice.I am running this with a DI iceflow vga kit setupon a GTX 1070sc in a smaller atx case. Like crammed and wedged in there.I am holding on giving five stars until I figure out a slight issue. Once I determine for sure that it is my error, I will add that fifth star. My issue is that it is running a bit hotter compaired to the IceFlow vga. The 1070 is overclocked to a high, but Afterburner approved clock and with IceFlow idles at 29-32c and maxed I seen it get upto 49c while stresstesting/benchmarking. Stoked with those results btw. With this frostflow on a Ryzen 5600x, I have seen it idle as low as 39c, but usually it's resting around 45-50c with bounces upward to 55-59c. I don't have a manualy set overclock. Just game boost enabled. It jumps quick and using Cpu Burner with Furmark or Msi Kombustor it gets hotter pretty fast. It will kind of top out at 70-75, but will still very slowly keep ticking up. For everyday use/ gaming at mostly max settings, it does good. Cpu stays in the 60s or better most of the time. It starts to get loud sometimes tho for sure. I wanted this setup so I could run quiet and still cool. Ending up with not so quiet and fairly cool. I hear Ryzen runs hot, and game boost actually seems to tune me up guite a bit, but this seems more than that.Right now, I am thinking that I am not getting good contact between the cooling block and the die. Maybe too little or too much paste, but I usually have good luck with my schmere of paste. I know I got it right with my GPU. I am using CoolerMaster thermalmaker as in my testing, when applied right, I seen 10 degree c improvents over other good pastes on an already efficient cooling solution. There is a chance that I disturbed my paste when I sat the block down. This was a tight build. Could be the small case, but I have great airflow and my Gpu is not suffering. Or it is not tightening down as tight as I like. I believe that someday I will turn thermal paste into diamonds kind of pressure :)Will update when I prove rhat it is my error. Otherwise, I would and will buy ID cooling again. Great gear and great prices.

For the value, this thing kicks ***. It performs the exact same as other "name brand" AiOs, and while it doesn't have a bunch of flashy RGB/Display features, do you really need that when it comes to performance? Not that the cooler itself looks bad! The white LED and logo look very clean and sleek and the dark gunmetal sleeving on the cooling tubes is an excellent compliment. The addition of the 3-Pin to SATA adaptor to power the pump in case you don't have a spare fan header is awesome as well! Overall fantastic value and has had no problem keeping my i7-13700k cool with all cores locked at 5GHz. Idle temps hover around 35C and load temps hover between 68-73C. Perfect!

Keeps my CPU at reasonable temperatures. Works as well as any other AIO, but was the cheapest I found on PCpartpicker. I would guess this is because of the lack of RGB, which I don't really care about. It is reasonably easy to install and includes a variety of mounts for different sockets. I would definitely recommend this product.

I bought these a year ago and my pc is always on low temperatures. I definitely recommend I have had no issues at all with this watercooler. When installing it make sure you remove all the little plastic tapes and stuff it might have. Overall great product while also saving money. I recommend :) .

It’s not a looker but it still gets the job done so I won’t complain, saving money while still being affective.

I wanted to give it a month or more before reviewing this so as to give it a thorough test and to see how it held up under the stresses of gaming and daily use.The package is impressive and everything needed to fit is included, and it really isn’t as daunting as it sounds. There are various videos and info on fitting on the ID website but it’s not a difficult process and the instructions are straight forward and concise.I run with Ryzen 5 5600x cpu which runs toasty with its standard cooler but this thing keeps it 28degrees idle and never tops 60degrees under load in the most demanding of games and rendering.The radiator is very quiet and the fans are impressive which has also been great for reducing my GPU temperatures too. The build quality is exceptional and it looks great.It’s just mighty good and performs as well if not better than other coolers I’ve used that were nearly 4 times the price.Couldn’t be more satisfied after the last month or so and I will be buying again for my next build.SB

Bon produit.Fait le job.Efficace pendant le fonctionnementUn tout petit peu bruyant lors d'un "stress test" mais en fonction du prix, il y a rien à redire.je recommande.

I was amazed on how well this AIO had kept my CPU cool. It is easy to install hassle free and great value for money! The quality is very premium and is very robust so you definitely don't have to worry about leaks inside your PC. Would recommend.

Really happy and glad i made the switch. I have had the same ID-Cooling SE 204K CPU Cooler since 2017 and whilst the temperatures were respectable for a budget heatsink cooler (with MX-4 thermal paste reapplied in 2019) even at 100% constant load for several hours benchmarking using Intel Burn Test and or Prime 95 at around 79 degrees which is beyond what most applications will ever push a processor in it's lifetime anyway, I decided that I'd like to make the switch to an AIO liquid cooler. I managed to get this ID Cooling liquid cooler for £41 with delivery and it was completely worth it. Took me around 20 or so minutes to get it set up as I'd never installed an AIO before. After benchmarking with this liquid cooler with Prime 95 and IBT my max temperature at 100% load for several hours was 65 degrees and that is at the extreme end, typically my idle temperatures have been in the low 20's and during gaming at 4K depending on the usage I get around mid 30s to low 40s which is spectacular in my opinion. I would highly recommend making the switch for such a cheap price, easy beginner friendly setup and great results. May have to liquid cool my GPU next.

So after a weekend of a heatwave in the uk I found my cpu temps hitting 100C+ while watching YouTube streams now with the new cooler fitted during even hotter days it’s barely hitting 60C with game loaded and a stream running on a second screen. The fans run very silent under a full load only problem I had was fitting the radiator in my case not the coolers fault my case is old and was never designed to hold a 2 fan radiator