Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240R ARGB Close-Loop AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, Dual Chamber Pump, 240mm Radiator, MF120 PWM, AMD Ryzen AM5/AM4/Intel LGA1700*/1200 (MLX-D24M-A20PC-RP)

I had this about a year with no trouble yet. I install it easly and it's been keeping my PC cool and runing.PC specs.I have a i7 6700K that overclock to 4.3 some times. Asus GTX geforce 1070 8G. 12G Ram.I use the Dual Intelligent Processors 5 Software made by Asus. I Customize the fan speeds when i game. I setup to a 100%-70c, 80%-50c, 60%-30c. Fan spin Up Time 2.6sec and Fan Spin Down Time 0.0sec. Way? So you dont hear the noise from the fans going up and down every 10sec. and it will keep the CPU cool. The most important thing you must realize is your temperature in the room where the PC is at. If it's hot in the room and your gaming or doing 3D projects your going to have high temps around 60c-70c mybe to 90c and thats bad. Keep your room Cool so it will circulate inside the PC hiting not just the CPU cooler fans but the Ram and Video card aswell.The Lighting on the CPU cooler part and the Fans are EPIC! You can change it to all kinds of coolers and can do light shows with music. :)I had to replace 4 Corsair CPU coolers in the 5 years i been building PC's in One case. So i want with Cooler Master. They had great reviews and great tech support. The "Corsair" tech support was so bad i have to call them on the phone doing troubleshooting and talk to 4-6 different people to get a replacement. Then spend my own money to return it. If you buy from amazon get the Protection Plans on amazon.com, it's worth it. Trust me.

Alright first things first, it’s a beautiful product that does exactly as its descripted to do. It runs great, has beautiful colors, pretty quiet and great material for the money! The value is extremely hard to deny since other AIOs in this price range don’t have RGB and really other RGB AIOs look kind of trash in my opinion. Really your only other valid option would be Corsair but then you have to stay in their ecosystem to get valid RGB. If you own any ASUS products than that doesn’t sit well.However with that being said the drawbacks are the setup. As I’m sure youve read, it’s not even worth your time to look at the manuel but It’s honestly easy enough to find a video on YouTube for a set up and if your running AMD AM4 chipset then you won’t even need to take your board out. Just pop on a hinge around the pump and throw it on. Overall it was pretty easy and straightforward. For a lot though the ARGB Aura sync is another drawback that a lot of people may want to buy it for. It will only go with Aura If you have an ARGB 5v 3 pin available on your board, which are a somewhat newish trend so not a lot of boards have them yet. You’ll find more options on the intel side for now. So Otherwise you have to use the included controller(which is still kind of nice and handy) but Luckily for me, this was a new build so I shopped appropriately. (Asus Strix x470-F Gaming).Either way, absolutely recommended!

Over all great cooler and does the job well. When I did the install I did not setup any RGB until after I verified it was working. I installed it into a Corsair Obsidian 500D SE which already had the start of a different lighting ecosystem but I was anxious for the challenge. I didnt go all out on RGB hence why I didn't mind "mixing" both of the lighting ecosystems, this being on an ASUS ROG STRIX B360-H gaming mobo which also has 1 RGB Header (Not ARGB) so I know I won't be controlling the lighting from software just the supplied controller. I may later add a strip to that RGB header but really in hurry for that. I have another project before that and thats moving from a Corsair case to a cooler master C700M, those new cases which should be interesting and fun.It's a fantastic cooler but there's a lot of wires and the instructions/documenttion are HORRIBLE, I belive CM assumes if you're getting this cooler you already have a good knowledge foundation of coolers and RGB which I am lucky I do have. If you're new to AIO coolers these instructions will give you a nightmare if you only want cooling an no lighting don't buy the R version but the lights do give it nice flair.

Edit: i had to mount two fans at the top of the case because the hot air is being trapped between the rad and the top (Ccooler master 700M case), so pull cold air from inside the case and push the air at the top, so i figured to use the fans that come with this cooler, THEY ARE BAD, VERY VERY BAD, short cables, very loud with mosquitoes noise even when running at 50% of the speed, i have ordered uphere fans similar to the ones that i already have in my case, very disappointed with the cheap crappy fans that comes with this cooler, knocked one star for this.Manual is really really bad, so i would suggest to throw it and watch some YT vids on how to install, ,my problem with this AIO is the tubes is not that flexible, it took me more than 1 hour to be able to bend the tubes and stretch them over the CPU and lock the screws, im talking about AMD x570 mainboard, i have a huge case, so i thought i would put the rad at the middle of the top, i was terribly wrong, i had to move the rad to far left to be able to install it properly without having too much stretching on the tubes.however, after having it installed, it keeps my CPU (Ryzen 3700x) very cool, it doesnt reach more than 62 degrees in anything, for stress testing it reaches 72 max while fans are working 50%-60%.so other people said that the fans that come with this cooler is loud, i didnt test them out as i have my own RGB fans and they are not loud and keeps my case and cpu cool.regarding RGB, its not that bright, its alright but looks awesome.finally, the cooler sometimes have some low grinding noise, i read online about this issue and it seems common, some people RMA'd it and got a replacement but the noise didnt go away, so its not something to worry about as long as the cooler doesnt leak.bottom line, this is one of the best AIO coolers out there.