ID-COOLINGSL360 PRO SE 360mm AIO CPU Liquid Cooler with Customizable LCD Display, 2.1" LCD Display for Images, GIFS, MP4 and Performance Metrics, 3 AS-120 Silent Fans, Fits Intel & AMD

Keeps the temps low

My cpu stays nice and cool for the most part and is able to withstand higher loads (ish). I have a 14900k installed on this triple rad and although the pump is full speed (as it should be) and is obnoxiously loud, it doesn't seem like it can pull the heat away well. I get temp spikes of 40°C followed by the fans kicking into full gear when I get random loads which is far beyond what I have seen by other AIOs. I have re-installed twice now to make sure I didn't mess up and used different thermal pastes although all the same performance. I would say you kind of get what you pay for. Its pretty but its not amazing.

I wanted to double the ram in my desktop, but the cooler on the CPU has always been in the way. This was easy to install and completely opened up the area over the ram. Mission accomplished. Looks good too. Set up was really straight forward if you've ever done any component swapping in your pc before. The LCD on the pump really makes adding some flare to your build easy. Though the cables on the fans are a bit long and make for more work to manage. Not that you can't run them cleanly, just that since they daisy chain they could have made one fan have a longer cable set to reach the motherboard, and the other two fans have much shorter cables that only reached to the first fan. I mean this is why bigger manufactures use the magnet connections between the fans bodies. It just makes for a much easier and cleaner install.Setting up the RGB and LED display is pretty easy in the app. There's some presets for how the data is displayed. Some of them have gif backgrounds included, but you can customize the color of the text and any graphics, and also pick any gif you have on your system to display behind the information being displayed. It's better to pick the gif before you pick the test color. That way you can insure the text is high contrast from the background.It's really quiet. Not Noctua quiet, but it's not noisy at all. It's also not a high pitched sound, more of a mid tone hum. It holds temps in acceptable range even under heavy loads.

Put this in my wife's computer works well keeps it nice and cool. The highest I have seen the temp get is about 143 degrees. Not that hard to install if you have a little knowledge about building computers. The only issue that I have had and could only be a driver update issue, is every once and a while the screen will freeze. Just have to go to the program and stop it the start it. Very quiet and easy to program.

The ID-COOLING SL360 is a standout 360mm AIO CPU liquid cooler that delivers exceptional cooling performance while offering unparalleled customization options. The 2.1" LCD display allows you to showcase your favorite images, GIFs, and MP4 videos, or monitor real-time performance metrics, making it a true showpiece for any high-end PC build. The included three AS-120 silent fans ensure quiet operation even under heavy loads. With support for both Intel and AMD sockets, the SL360 is a versatile choice that combines style, functionality, and top-tier cooling capabilities. Easy install but you do need to know your way around a PC Tower to do the install. If you are not that comfortable in installing this, it is not a hard install for a pro to undertake. Over clocking heats everything up along with a lot of other functions so I am definitely pleased with this and it has kept not just my PC cool but has kept me from losing my cool due to an over heated board! Works great and is cool to look at. Very nice and worth the money. I like it.

Product is cheap, don’t buy it, there’s a reason it has such bad reviews everywhere else

I'm giving 3 out of 5 stars for 2 main reasons. First and foremost, the pump on this AIO is LOUD! You WILL notice a very audible whirring noise, especially on startup. It's the first thing I hear when I start my computer up now and it was a little concerning since my old AIO was virtually silent.My second ding is the lack of customization when it comes to the display. I wish there were more options for hardware info or an option to just turn the hardware info off completely, but no such luck.Performance wise, I don't really have any issues with the AIO. It cools my non-overclocked Ryzen 5950X perfectly well, granted I'm using LianLi fans rather than the stock ones.

I got this to replace my single 120mm AIO. Typically with that one during gaming I'd push into mid/high 80s which I thought was a little high and had been wanting to replace it, so this was the unit it was finally replaced with and I'm happy to report that it runs about 15 degrees cooler than that one during the same gameplay.I feel much better with temps in the high 60s to low 70s compared to constant mid to high 80s. It even idles cooler in the high 30s compared to 40sI also like that it has a built in screen. The text is super crisp and you can even put images, graphics, gifs, or whatever you want on the screen itself.It's only been a few days since install, but I'm pretty happy at this point.