ID-COOLING AURAFLOW X 240 CPU Water Cooler 12V RGB AIO Cooler 240mm CPU Liquid Cooler 2X120mm RGB Fan, Intel 115X/2066, AMD AM4

It is a good product and easy to understand how to install it but I had a terrible time fitting it in because my case is small and the actual cooler is kinda big so I would recommend to check the dimensions and if it fits your case

I build computers as part of my job , being a one man band IT company . I have customers regularly wanting builds for gaming or video editing . WIth this 240mm AIO I cooled an i7 5820K overclocked to 4.4 Ghz and it kept it from overheating, temperatures didn't rise over 70 degrees , so it does the job well - not class winning but more than good enough for decent overclocks , just dont expect elite level overclock headroomThe pump and fans have Addressable RGB inputs ( 5V data Ground) , so can plugged and controlled straight from the majority of modern motherboards . The kit also comes with its own RGB controller that allows some basic light effects to the pump and fans .My only complaint is that the branding sticker on the radiator was not straight but easily fixed . For the money it is terrific value .In my case I did not use the included fans but aftermarket ones , since a set of 5 were cheaper than finding additional ID cooling fans .

Nothing is perfect but this cooler is ascetically pleasing and keeps my CPU more chilled than a cucumber

A few years ago I built this PC, like all the PCs that I build I always use a watercooler with a radiator on the CPU as I believe that it's the best way to cool it and make it nice and quiet. The one that I had on their prior, the rubbers were starting to perish and therefore I thought as it's been on there a few years I will upgrade it from single radiator to a double radiator and I ended up getting the ID-COOLING AURAFLOW.Ease of fitting will of course be down to your own personal dexterity and your knowledge of fitting computer components. This is not something that you should be attempting if you don't know what you're doing, you could be breaking something really really expensive and it'd end in tears, don't do it, get someone you know who knows what they're doing to fit it for you. If you do fit it yourself one of the things that I found was it is of course case dependent on whether the item "slips in"or not in my case it was definitely the "or not". I had to do some messing about, little bits with a Dremmel on the case here and there, and unfortunately had to be fitted slightly off centre but it didn't matter, it works and that's all that is important. It does also come with RGB lighting on the fans, this may be your cup of tea but it's not mine and you don't have to live on if you don't want to. I actually changed over the fans for some quieter ones because the fans that they fitted to them are oh so cheap and nasty and noisy to boot, so on go a pair of Noctua Fans which make the thing practically silent.Now the important part, did it cool? Yes it did and it did so very well. Even running high-end games even when I was near hundred percent use of my CPU, it kept it a nice 40 Celsius which is ideal for use in computers working on the old adage, the cooler the better.I have absolutely no regrets buying this cooler, I would give it 10 out of 10, a hearty two thumbs up and a must buy from me.

very noisy fans not impressed

I went from a coolermaster 120mm aio to this id cooling 240mm aio and the cooling performance is definitely better so in that respect is is a worthy upgrade if you're on a 120mm aio currently.One thing that is slightly annoying is the pump noise which is a high pitched whine audible at anything over 80% pump cycle duty. My previous coolermaster 120mm aio was totally silent on 100% pump cycle duty so it's a little annoying to now have to limit this pump to 70% - 80%. Thankfully even with the pump at 70% the cooling performance is still better than my old 120mm at 100% so all in all I'm happy.

The system i received only shows 4 colours of rgb, all other colours makes the light go off completely and the system starts making a clicking noise. Other than that the system cools perfectly.

The media could not be loaded.  keeps my i5 9600k clocked at 4.6ghz @ 42degrees(socket 34degrees)while gaming climbs up to around 63’Cmounted it on top of my case so its only exhaust,probably lower temps if intake thru the radiator im running a midi case (around 35£) has 3 front and 1 rear fan without the AIO fans.Installation was easy mounting the AIO was simple and never had any issues with doing so bought it on sale for 59£.Havent used any other AIOs in the past so this is my first one ever.Build quality is excellent didnt notice anything out of order,installation manual is quite okay,perhaps little too hard to understand for a compete newbie but nothing youtube tutorials wouldn’t solve.Can only recommend this for your build!LEDs on the fans are quite dim tho,works well with my MSI mobo software.