ID-COOLING ICEFLOW 240 ARGB CPU Water Cooler 5V 3-PIN Connector 2-in-1 240mm Addressable RGB Fan 240mm CPU Liquid Cooler, Cable Management AIO Cooler, Intel 115X/2066, AMD AM4/AM5

It’s a great cooler and keeps my CPU nice and cool, but it is a little bit on the loud side, but if you’re wearing a gaming headset, then you want hear it at all. I turned on the smart fan controls in my MSI Z690 motherboard, so that could be the radiator fans kicking in whenever I’m gaming, running and anti-virus scan, or overclocking it.

Aio worked practically perfect. Kept my cpu absolutely chilled under a heavy load (both gaming and daily tasks at the same time) at close to 45-50 degrees and under 30 at idle. The RGB was vibrant and bright (so bright I had to turn the brightness down), but it did come with 1 minor flaws. My unit HAD to be mounted tubes facing down (while mounted vertically) or else the pump would run dry and be louder than all get out. If your able to mount it horizontally this AIO would make an amazing addition to any build in my mind, however I was unable to mount that way due to my cases layout

The media could not be loaded.  The temperature before installing it use to be 90 degrees max, after installing it now it runs 48 degrees max. Worth the money. It does make a little bit of noise but it does the job more than great for its price. It’s also easy to install and makes the pc look really cool

The previous models are good and the ICEFLOW is no exception. In fact - the first thing I noticed was the mirrored finish on the header (CPU end) - and there are softer RGB colors with this model (bonus). Currently - I have this cooling a i7-11700k with slight overclock:Temperatures:>Ambient room temperature (76 F / 24 C) - and I managed to keep a 5.2 GHz overclock down below (65 C); I was seeing around 58 C without the overclock. BTW - I personally disable hyperthreading on INTEL 8-core and below if I'm using it for gaming. Hyperthreading will show higher temps - no thank you INTEL.So my rig has excellent air-flow - and my room temp is higher than normal - and this cooler handles beautifullyPros:> the package arrived fast and not damaged> all the hardware (INTEL 1200, 2066 config, AMD) was in the box - always keep the extras for the next build; so I have a collection. I didn't have to call a civil engineer to rig this - the backplate and standoffs were a perfect fit> the radiator and fans were a perfect mount (top to bottom, left to right) in my Corsair 540 case> thermal management is whatever you make it (manual, BIOS controlled, or install your own fans 120 x 120mm)> the price and build quality is an excellent value for the money> soft RGB lights and mirrored finish is a plusCons.> pump motor can be heard in a quiet room at startup (what's new right?) That's what the headphones are for...* The pump is a hybrid design - and I think this company has a promising future in thermal design (IMHO) * The noise is minimal db> more of a personal gripe - but where the h... is the 360mm model of this beautiful rigHope this helps....

I was thermal throttling quite badly before moving my components to a new case and installing this. Haven't seen any core go over 53C since. Radiator was bigger than I expected and I needed an extra hand mounting it to the top of my case and the CPU mounting got a bit stubborn on me at one point (brackets slide onto the contact and rotate clockwise to lock, so placing it on the CPU has to keep the direction of even light torque in mind) but once in place, everything was solid. RGB is a different proprietary from the Corsair case, but I got them to do their own thing fine despite the age of my Board, the next upgrade .

Cooler was great for the value, no issues installing, and no issues with temps.However, my particular unit had a small flaw. The ID cooling logo is underneath a flimsy plastic cover, my cover was peeled up already and I could not get it to go back down as the sticky foam had little to no adhesive.I took off the cover and the cooler has a very obvious lip of where it goes. A bit of a shame but besides aesthetics, temps and ease of use were great.

Great cooler not a fan of the pump in the rad but still is great keeps my temps low on my Ryzen 5 5600x when overclocked great cooler for money

Have had this for a year and is still great. the pump is built into the radiator where the tube connect, as I topped mounted it and could hear the pump struggling. wish they would have given longer screws and maybe some shims for the ones that wanted to go for top mounting. I just removed the screws that were towards the pump and backed off the other side just a wee bit so that it sits slanted instead of completely horizontal. cant even tell its sitting slanted. this allows the pump to get completely submerged. also the only person really looking at it is myself, so why not.