ID COOLING RGB 360x Zoomflow Electronic Fan

The cooler it’s self is absolutely great it keeps my Ryzen 9 3900x below 65° under load and idle it stays around a steady 30-40° which is great the fans how ever they are rather load it maybe just be my system but I think it’s just that they aren’t plugged into the board its self they are running from sata but other than that it’s a great cooler and it looks amazing the pump is quite and the rgb around the pump synced straight up with aora I don’t even have too change anything the colour match all off my fans too which is great

Keep a Ryzen 9 3900x around 80C at full load. Compared to a 2 fan AIO it's superior.. The 2 fan AIO was reaching to 92C. This processor runs extremely hot on Asrock's b450 bios no matter what you do. I spread out the included thermal paste along with a dab of AS5 in the center for good measure. The included thermal paste is actually good and about equal to AS5. PBO enabled with scalar x10. It will float around 80C with scalar x10 enabled. Disabled it floats 75C with this 3 fan cooler. I replaced the stock fans as they are garbage. If you have the space go with the 3 fan version (replace the fans with higher RPM ones). The extra radiator length can reduce over 10 C in temperature. One star retracted because radiator fins came from manufacturer welded on 2 points too high so fans screws drive right into it. Otherwise no leaks and working so imperfect radiator fins are not worth an RMA as long as the water containing structure is in perfect shape. Fans would be good for case fans but not a radiator. Their max speed is 1500 RPM. You want atleast 1700 RPM fans but 1900 RPM fans even better. I purchased an extra 1700 rpm from noctua and another two 1800 rpm fans, which were included in my old 2 fan radiator. These fans are by far superior. If cooling a hot chip like the 3900x it will be necessary to replace the fans as they are junk and use them for case fans or backup case fans for the future. Besides misaligned rad fins are junky fans overall good choice, but if you have to replace the fans and buy more fans may as well get a different AIO in the higher price range. I think most buyers won't have the radiator fins issue and I was just lucky.

The fans are great and the quality of materials seems good. All the RGB works seemlessly with my motherboard. It keeps temps in check on my 5800x which is known to be a hot chip and it is. 50s and 60s for extended gaming. Highest temp was 81c under a heavy work load. Air cooling couldn't tame the processor for heavy work loads it would jump over 90c and throttle. Has 2 flaws. Hoses are way too long. Pump is very noisy under heavy loads.

This is a good deal. It performs better than I expected with 10700k overclocked to 5Ghz on all cores. Beats my Noctua NH-U14S by about 7-8C, which might not seem huge, but it's enough to put this hot, overclocked CPU under 75C under load. My die can do 5.1Ghz on all cores, but it requires too much voltage (>1.35Vcore) and runs too hot (>85C) under load even with this AIO cooler.Like all AIOs, installation takes time, but not really longer than a regular aftermarket air cooler.My only concern is long term reliability as the build has more plastic than I'm comfortable with. But then again, it's a 360mm AIO for under $100.Update: I see they've raised the price by almost $20.00. Still worth it, but not as much now.

The liquid cooler is great, though has some tiny imperfections. Starting with what’s good about it is the price. I got the 360 cooler and damn that was a DEAL. i̠t̠ w̠a̠s̠ r̠e̠a̠l̠l̠y̠ e̠a̠s̠y̠ t̠o̠ i̠n̠s̠t̠a̠l̠l̠, though I highly recommend checking the video they posted over on their YouTube channel cause the manual was quite confusing to me.. and lastly it has some s̠m̠o̠o̠t̠h̠ r̠g̠b̠ t̠r̠a̠n̠s̠i̠t̠i̠o̠n̠s̠! Now time for a cons. Right when I powered on my pc i̠ n̠o̠t̠i̠c̠e̠d̠ s̠o̠m̠e̠ n̠o̠i̠s̠e̠. It’s nothing unbearable, but it’s still something to point out. The aio does feel c̠h̠e̠a̠p̠, but let’s be real what were you expecting out of the price.