ID-COOLING FX240 INF 240mm Liquid CPU Cooler, AIO Cooler with ARGB Infinity Mirror Effect, 2x120mm Daisy-Chained Fans Low-Noise Operating 27.2dB(A) Max., Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115X & AMD AM5/AM4

Overkill for my Ryzen 5800X3d stress testing in the 50C area. I bought from ID Cooling because I used to have their Zoomflow 240X which failed 18 months into its 2 year warranty and received the replacement within 10 days of my 1st contact with their CS. the daisy chain fans were neater too. I still have alot of cable management to do as I get more parts.

This item came package to protect it in shipping very well. Excellent product easy to install and though directions were rather simple, they were adequate.

Review of ID-COOLING FX240 INF 240mm Liquid CPU CoolerI recently had the chance to install the ID-COOLING FX240 INF 240mm Liquid CPU Cooler in my gaming rig, and overall, I am quite impressed with its performance and aesthetics. This AIO cooler, equipped with an ARGB infinity mirror effect, truly takes both functionality and visual appeal to the next level.Installation: 4/5The installation process is fairly straightforward, although it does require some time and patience. You will need a case that supports a double fan opening for installation, which is a critical consideration before purchasing. The mounting hardware was intuitive, and I appreciated having clear instructions to guide me through the process. While it's not exactly a quick swap job, anyone with moderate PC building skills should have no issue getting this cooler set up without too much hassle.Cooling Performance: 5/5In terms of cooling performance, the ID-COOLING FX240 INF has impressed me with its efficiency. After using it under heavy load during gaming sessions, I noticed substantial temperature drops compared to my previous air cooler. The dual 120mm fans operate quietly, and at a maximum noise level of just 27.2dB(A), they are almost inaudible in a typical setting. This feature is particularly commendable for those looking to maintain a quieter workspace or gaming environment.Design and Aesthetics: 5/5The ARGB infinity mirror effect is a standout feature. It adds a stunning visual element to my setup, making my rig look more modern and stylish. The RGB lights can be customized to sync with other components or set to various color patterns, giving a personalized touch to your build. Whether you want a subtle glow or a vibrant light show, the ID-COOLING FX240 INF can accommodate your style.Build Quality and Longevity: 4/5The cooler seems robustly built, and I am hopeful about its long-term reliability. This is an important point as I have previously experienced the longevity of a different brand (Antec) which has lasted over 12 years. Only time will tell if the ID-COOLING can match that durability, but from initial impressions, it feels like a solid investment.Conclusion: 4.5/5Overall, the ID-COOLING FX240 INF 240mm Liquid CPU Cooler provides an excellent combination of performance, aesthetic appeal, and reasonable installation, making it a great choice for both gaming and productivity setups. If you're in the market for an effective cooling solution that looks as good as it performs, I highly recommend giving this cooler a serious look. Just make sure your case can accommodate it, and you'll be set for both cooler temps and a sleek build aesthetic!

I had my first ID-COOLING AIO cooler installed over a year ago, solid white version very similar to this design and it is still going strong running nearly 24/7. I can say having built too many PCs to count that this looks even better built than that one. It runs near silent and installation on either Intel or AMD is straightforward. Make sure you use the right AMD bracket as they include 2 different sizes depending on what works for your motherboard. Everything is included and you should not need any additional screws.The fans do not come mounted so if you want to use some other brand that works better for your case better you will have no problems installing a different setup. They are standard and anything normal should work. The fans themselves have a proprietary hookup to daisy chain them together so you couldn't plug directly into power/rgb of your case or standard hub. However they include an adapter cable that would allow you to use them as a normal case fan too, but note they only include one adapter that plugs into both.I would not hesitate to use this brand if you are on the fence, zero problems with my older version that is still humming along over a year out.

I ordered this ID-COOLING AIO CPU cooler to put in a new computer that I finished building about three weeks ago. And I am super happy with this cooler so far. It is slowly proving to be a reliable cooler. It’s very quiet, too. Also, it was super easy to install. You should be able to completely install it in less than 30 minutes.Now, like I said, I’ve been using this AIO cooler for about three weeks, and I haven’t had a problem of any kind with it. I’ve been keeping a very close eye on it for any leaking or moisture, and I haven’t seen anything.And lastly (and most importantly), this AIO cooler works well. It keeps my Intel i7 12700K very cool. It keeps it at around 97°F when idling, and around 124°F under a pretty good load.So, like I said, I am happy with this cooler. And I am near certain that you will be happy with it too. There’s really nothing here that I can complain about. Consequently, I recommend this AIO cooler highly.If you have any questions about this ID-COOLING AIO CPU cooler, please feel free to ask, and I'll try my best to answer. I hope you found this review helpful.

Installed super quick and without issues. The instructions are clear, and I like how easy it was to daisy chain the fans together.I've never heard of this company before so I installed this water cooler on a side pc with a standard medium sized Corsair case and have to say found no issues with it. The watercooler pipes rotate at the block to help route cables, the fans and radiator are standard sized and fit well, and after install and running a few apps like Photoshop, Lightroom, Video editing, and some games such as Apex Legends and Party Animals I found the fans and pumps never got to any sort of noticeable audio level.This is an initial test and I have to see how the system runs long term. I have had a bad history with AIO water coolers so stopped using them about 7 years ago, so I look forward to seeing how this one goes.It's currently cooling a Ryzen 5950x and after some time testing it I've had no stability issues. I used the thermal paste that came with it. No throttling, etc, even when doing AI generation and heavy cpu activities.

I replaced a 10 year old H80i 80MM AIO with this, and the installation was pretty straightforward, my old AIO was a pain because the piping is significantly larger diameter, harder to get aligned, and it didn't have swivel fittings.I was amazed by how small diameter the piping on this kit is, its much easier to work with and the fittings on the pump having the swivel fitting. I also liked that they supply 2 different AM4/AM5 brackets so you can get the pump oriented as needed for any case. Really nice design compared to the old Corsair mount I'm familiar with.The fans are unusual as they use a custom connection, and interconnect, though they do some with an adapter to fit standard motherboard headers.Performance seems to be about the same in terms of actual cooling, although my 7800X3D runs cool anyway, so the H80 could cool it, albeit by running the fans and pump at higher speeds, which is the main difference here as this can cool it easily with the fans at a much quieter lower speed. I never thought the fans and pump were that loud, but the difference is noticeable.Build quality seems generally excellent, though the ring you can rotate on the top of the (admittedly large), pump/block is a little cheap feeling (and the infinity mirror is also a bit cheap looking in person), but the block and the radiator are both very well finished, and the fins on the rad look very nice.I'm happy with it so far, lets see how it lasts.

I have been sent this item for free to give my honest opinion, I am not paid to do thesereviews so these are my honest thoughts and opinions of this item.This Id-cooling AIO 360 is a very nice looking all in one cooler I particularly like the infinity mirror in the cooler block.The kit contains the water block/pump and the 360mm radiator (actual length of the radiator is 397mm) a complete fitting kit for both amd and intel, sufficient mounting screws for installing the radiator and fans, there is also 2 tube clips to attach the water pipes together to make them look neater, 3 X 120mm rgb fans that are daisy chained together using a single connector that includes the pwm signal and rgb controls and a cable that allows you to connect the fans to the pwm fan connection and rgb connectors on the motherboard, you can also daisy chain the rgb connection to the connector on the water block and other rgb items to share the rgb port.One thing to note is there was no instruction manual supplied with this kit so I will mention that included is a tube of thermal paste which needs to be applied to the base of the cpu block prior to installing.I had this installed on an intel i5-12400f which isn't a power hungry cpu but after extensive bench testing the cpu the temperature stayed steady in the mid 60's peaking at 76 degrees which is ideal and I'd hope this would provide sufficient cooling for most cpu's (not overclocked)Pricewise this is currently listed at £79.99 which I think is reasonable for what is supplied, there are lots of Aio coolers on the market and not many at this price point come with the daisy chained fans and an illuminated cpu block.Overall I'm very happy with this cooler and would happily recommend it to anyone looking for a cheap 360 aio cooler.

My husband has always liked to play around with computers. So when I was offered this AIO from ID-Cooling I thought it was something he would find useful. Sure enough he was thrilled as he had a future project in mind.Inside the box it comes with all the fittings for Intel and AMD sockets and a tube of thermal paste. For those who don't know, an AIO is an all in one liquid cooler. They can offer better cooling than air but aren't as complex as a custom water cooling set up. Full disclosure. We haven't tested this as my husband has a project in mind to test this to its full potential. So i may well update in the future. I will offer his thoughts. He was impressed with the quality of the pipework, and the daisy chained 120mm fans. Testing them individually he said they were surprisingly quiet. The water block looks very impressive and can be swivelled to make fitting easy. The 360mm radiator is quite large, so you will need a good sized case. He was overall impressed with the quality and construction.ID-Cooling are a brand that are making a name for themselves and this AIO follows suit. The quality is very good and all the components feel well made. However it is in a very competitive market place.

The ID-COOLING FX240 INF 240mm liquid CPU cooler offers excellent heat dissipation with its dual 120mm fans. The low-noise operation, peaking at just 27.2 dB(A), keeps your setup quiet while maintaining stable temperatures, even during demanding tasks. It's designed for compatibility with Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4 sockets, making it a versatile option for a wide range of builds.Aesthetically, the ARGB infinity mirror effect adds a modern, eye-catching touch to the cooler. It not only performs but also elevates the look of any gaming or workstation setup. The daisy-chained fans streamline the installation process, reducing cable clutter and keeping things tidy within your PC.Beyond the technical details, my son, an avid gamer, holds this cooler in high regard. He appreciates the balance between powerful cooling and quiet operation, particularly during intense gaming marathons. It’s a solid choice for anyone looking for performance and style in one package.

This All-In-One CPU cooler comes in retail packaging and inside you’ll find the cooler, various fittings, 3x fans, thermal paste, tube holders, and an installation manual. Everything looks and feels like a premium product from the packaging to the build quality of the cooler. It comes in black so will fit in with most PC builds and everything is included in the box for installation. It supports AMD AM4 and AM5 sockets as well as Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115x due to the different brackets included. I was impressed to see a tube of thermal compound included as sometimes these are missed out and it’s something that you need when installing a new cooler. I really like how the radiator fans can be chained together which tidies up the cables going to them. You have one cable running to the first fan and then there’s a connector on the first fan which is just the right length to run to the next fan. This continues until you get to the third fan, and this means there isn’t three different wires running through your case to get to each fan, you only have one as the main feed and the rest daisy chain off each other. I really like this design, and it really tidies up the cabling inside your case. The thermal properties are quite good. I have a full custom loop on my PC, so I installed this on to my sons PC. His temperatures dropped by about 30 degrees which really showed how inefficient his air flow fan was and the fans on this cooler ran a lot slower too so there was less fan noise from his machine. He loves the mirror effect on the LCD screen of the cooler and I must admit that it does look really good. He is due for a PC upgrade soon and its good to know that he can move this cooler on to his new machine thanks to the different brackets included to fit most of the CPUs out there. This is also very reasonably priced. It looks a lot more expensive than it actually is and offers great cooling performance for the money. I can’t fault this at all and if I ever move from a custom loop to a more simpler setup, I may get another for myself…