ThermalrightFrozen Notte 360 Black ARGB V2 Water Cooling CPU Cooler, 360 Black CPU Cooler Specifications, 3×120mm PWM Fans, S-FDB Bearings, Suitable for AMD/AM4, Intel LGA 1700/1150/1151/1200/2011

Nothing super fancy, pump runs at 6000-6090 rpm. For a triple fan 6k rpm that's under 60 is crazy. It keeps my ultra 9 285k at tdp 250w full streaming multiple tabs as well as 4k game running on a 5090 at 103-104c, which is right online with the top tier aios. Now I don't run my processor at full power, I run at 200w and sit idle at35c in a 22c room. streaming and gaming just like above at 85-95c. So for a 200w TotalDrawPower or less CPU your set!!! The RGB is ok the mirrored effect is pretty cool. All in all, unless this thing fails quickly, for the price you can't beat it, you could buy three for the equivalent's price.

Took a gamble on this thing for 55$ and let me tell you its WELL worth the price. Its beating my Corsair H150I it replaced that's about four years old. Keeps my 14700k in the 40's and 50's while gaming. Rarely goes into the 60's. Idle temps mostly in the 20's. Hooked it up as a side intake after using top exhaust for ever. Highly recommend this thing. Its simply rad for 1/5th the cost of some others. It came with some fans but I swapped them out for some others. Can't comment on how the ones that came with it work.

I have been using and testing this AIO since I received it shortly after Black Friday. Please note that my computer sits on a separate platform next to my computer, so it's about 2.5 feet away from my ears, and it's contained in a Corsair 5000x RGB. Intel 12700k CPU, Asus TG H670 Pro Wifi D4 mobo.I ran this in all 3 positions (top, side, front), with tubes up and down (front & side).Even during Cinebench, LinPack Extreme, Time Spy and Prime 95, the temperatures ranged no higher than 89C with ambient (room) temperature around 23C. It was always quiet although, after the few 3 months, I noticed an occasional harmonic resonance tone, which I assume was from the fans, and I little bit of noise from the pump. The best position for both the CPU and GPU in my case was on the side, exhausting the air, with the tubes going from the side of the block to the top of the radiator. Indeed, it was also one of the best positions overall, as it also did a good job keeping both the VRM heatsinks and motherboard cooler than 6 of the 10 positions I have tested so far.This is the first AIO I have tested, and you can watch my initial video about it on YT on my channel, The PC Expert Amateur. There will be at least one follow-up video with technical results once I complete the other 10 tests I need to do.Please note that WelshyTech (YouTube) deemed this and the Frozen Magic Scenic V2 to be loud, but he has his computer on his desk less than a foot from his head. He also noted that the MS V2 is slightly more powerful than the Notte.The mounting system is a bit awkward. At one point, I had to reorient the block and was unable to see (that's the bad thing about putting it on the floor) that I had missed putting two of the mounting screws through the bottom holes for the block, which resulted in bending them and slightly damaging the blue plastic stand-offs. Also, the knurled nuts are easy to turn by hand, and also have a large Philips cross for a screwdriver, but it is very easy to have them drop down to the bottom of the case. Aside from that, it's not bad, especially considering that you can mount the block in any orientation (I suggest top or right side). If you have a LONG graphics card and want to mount it on the front or side, you will likely have to vertically mount the GC (and if the case design is poor, as the 5000x's is, you will struggle to find a mount that won't choke the fans because it's too close to the left side panel) in order to do so. If you want to do a front mount with the tubes going to the bottom of the radiator (i.e. the radiator is positioned so that the tube apertures are at the bottom, not the top), it will probably be a tight fit, especially if you have a very long case, you may not be able to do it without modifying the tubes, so make sure that the block is mounted with the tubes on the side. Before finalizing the mounting of the block and rad, make sure to verify it will fit without putting too much pressure on the fittings on the block and rad. The block does have swiveling fittings for the tubes, so that does help, but it can still be a bit difficult.

Definitely a quality product despite the price. Be mindful that the pump is an in-line pump so the cpu block is just a cold plate with rgb esthetics. Pump runs at 5400rpms which definitely helps with the heat exchange as well as the 28mm thick rad. I've earned my highest cinebench score(31699) with a 13700k using this aio in push/pull intake. The corsair elite cappelix ($300) aio i had would only get me a bit over 31k. This is a great product. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a decently priced aio regardless of size. Only one I think isn't available is a 420mm version of this aio.

For $55 you can’t really beat it. It keeps my ryzen 5 9600x cpu at around 60 while gaming

So far this product is great for the price. My old cooler was barely able to keep my CPU below 145° while running games like COD, Fortnite, etc. So far this cooler is keeping my temps around 100°-110°. The install was not terrible. However, the instructions are trash. Also it provides the brackets for some motherboards but not all. I have an AM4 set up and did not have the brackets needed from the last cooler. So before purchasing just know you may need to find brackets elsewhere. Other than that, it looks good and does the job perfectly especially for the price.

I bought this for a custom built PC, using the I9-14900k which has a top power of 253W. Since my 240mm AIO would not handle this level of cooling, I bought this, which worked wonderfully. It comes with LEDs on the fans, and worked ideally.

Works better than expected, had the NH-D15 chromax.black when I built the system never really had too much issue keeping my 12700k cool with the Thermalright pressure plate until I started playing MH: Wilds. A couple cores were getting to 85-87c cleaned and repasted with no change. So for 55.00 bucks I figured why not… Now running same curve max temp 65c and the bonus is my gpu is 10c cooler.