DEEPCOOL Captain 240X WH RGB AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, Anti-Leak Tech Inside, Stainless Steel U-Shape Pipe, Cable Controller and Motherboard with 12V 4-pin RGB Header Control, 3-Year Warranty

I really only have good things to say about this cooler. It cools my Ryzen 7 2700x surprisingly well for a cooler from a company I didn’t know much about. Only complaint is the mounting system it doesn’t use AMDs pre installed “clip on”mount it has its own. It easy to install, it’s just a little extra work has to be done.

So far the cooler is performing well. There is not a lot of flexibility in the mount positions inside my case because the hose length between the water block and radiator is about 8 inches. The tubing is durable and the new metal tubing around the blocks prevents the breakage of the tubing that was present of the older versions. I had to make a lot of compromises in the interior of my Fractal white R6 layout because the radiator could only fit in a front mounted position due to the fixed tube length.

I changed out a Corsair AIO that was not working to well with this one. I could not be happier with it. runs so quite you would not even know I have fans on this build.

Installation was perfect it kept my pc cool almost all the time but one day I saw leakage residue on top of my Graphics Card and under the aio was a dried leak so I had to get rid of it not even a full month deepcool are great but I guess I just had a bad AIO

EDIT: Almost a year later, a case swap, a processor change, and this thing is still awesome.No leaking at all in my installation and I did not install it in a way that was super nice to the AIO...

Ryzen was idle at 35c which is pretty good in Hawaii with our ambient temps on the high side. Full load it peaked at 64cGreat AIO - would recommend.

So far, all of the DeepCool cooling products I have tested are not performing as good as competitors at similar (and sometimes less expensive) price points. I installed this cooler on a 9900KS and it cannot keep the CPU below 100C (max allowed) when running the free Prime95 26.6 for less than 13 minutes. (I prefer a full 20 minute test of Prime 95 26.6 with a max 85C temp for systems I sell to customers.)I was also disappointed with the RGB on the block. I was expecting it would offer an option to rotate the colors like a clock, or even the option to function as a clock. How cool would that have been? But no. Just simple color cycles or solid colors that you can control speed and brightness. Boring,Overall, I will be looking to other manufacturers for cooling high-end CPUs. DeepCool has a great mounting mechanism and installation is easy. However, the product is supposed to be a cooler and that's where the focus should be. Ironic the company has named themselves after something they don't do well.

Looks good. Easy to install. Works well enough when it works. Pump is a bit noisey. Braided cables from CPU block to rad Started to fray almost immediately. Started leaking in less than 2 months. Woke up the past 3 mornings to little droplets of liquid on the inside of my PC. Guess I'll be pulling it out today before it ruins the rest of my components.Tldr; don't build a 2000$ PC and a cheap aio.