upHere 240mm High Performance All-In-One RGB LED CPU Liquid Cooler with Adjustable 2 * 120mm PWM Fan-Supports ASUS Aura Sync/GIGABYTE RGB Fusion/MSI Mystic Light Sync/AsRock Polychrome Sync-CC240RGB

Arrived this morning. Fitted this afternoon. Took a good 2 hours. The instructions were a waste of time for me as my system is 6+ years old. The radiator would not fit where I wanted it to fit so it had to go on the top where some vents are. Was a very tight fit. Might get another case soon. I did have an issue. It was running very hot at first and after some head scratching and taking it off again I found a membrane on the copper base I forgot to remove. The old eyes are not good. so look for that. Fitted it again booted up and it was running at a nice cool 29c - 31c. My old fan was ok but it run around 48c-50c. So this system is much better. Also I can here my TV lol the fans are whisper quiet. Have to look to see if the system is on by checking the lights it's that quiet. I'm quite happy with this system now and the price was in my budget. If anyone just uses a stock fan and it runs a little hot then I would say get 1 of these. You won't look back. Love the lights on it too but a shame I can't see them much. I would give this item a 10-10 and say it's been worth the pain it put me though. So what you waiting for. go get 1....Below is a video I used while fitting it. It's miles better then the instructions which are useless.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRBm05LVU64

Bought this my husband for his pic tower well worth money does what it’s meant to

I only gave this item 2 stars due to it's low cost and the fact that it does what it is supposed to do, but they are the only things going for it, if it had cost anymore than it did I would have given it a 1 star rating.I was after a budget 240mm AiO cooler for my PC, to replace the 120mm NZXT Kraken M22 I had installed in my PC, I saw this and thought I'd give it a go, especially at the relatively low price it was selling for compared to other 240mm AiO RGB coolers on the market. Upon taking the item out of the box I immediately noticed some of the radiator fins had been bent. I cannot believe this was caused during transit as there was nothing in the box that could have caused that type of damage with the way everything was packed, so can only assume the damaged radiator somehow got through the quality control process. I cast my eye over the item some more and found that everything just felt cheap, the plastics, hoses, fans, everything just felt like it was made with budgeting in mind, which is ok in a sense, but the quality of this item went beyond a budget build. The instructions for installing the cooler were ok, I managed to work out how to install without too much hardship, even though there was limited instructions on how to install. The instructions for the RGB / fan controller however were a different matter and I could not understand them at all, which then brings me on to the actual RGB element itself. You need to use the added RGB / fan controller to able to setup and configure the RGB lighting effects that this cooler says it is compatible with, however the controller is really bulky and if you have a SFF / ITX case as I do you probably won't be able to find the room in the case to put it in so it looks neat and tidy. Most fan / RGB controllers made my more reputable manufacturers make their controllers thin enough so they can be mounted on the case chassis in the cable management area, you cannot do that with this controller due to it's bulkiness.I installed it anyway, as I thought the performance would make up for the poor quality, but was disappointed to find that the cooler performed no better than the Kraken M22 I had installed in my PC previously, which is odd as with a radiator twice the size of the Kraken you would expect temperatures to drop a few degrees at least considering the water being cooled is in theory in the radiator for longer.After a couple of hours use I decided to remove the cooler and return it to Amazon. I will be sourcing a 240mm AiO cooler from one of the more reputable manufacturers, it may cost more but at the end of the day you get what you pay for. It's a shame really as the price makes you think you are getting a bargain, and with slightly better quality materials used, a bit better cooling performance and a bit more care to ensure no parts arrive to a buyer in a damaged condition, it would be a good cooler.

Lets start with the positives.The pump and heatsink appear to be good quality but only time will tell!The fans (rgb) are good quality and reasonable quiet. But the Rad had cosmetic damage to the fins due to poor packing. (See image).The price is good, but dont expect the best quality! I've only had this installed a few days, so I may revise this review if any problems.The negitive points are the very poor instructions supplied. Even an experienced pc builder may spend a good couple of hours tinkering to get everything installed and working as intended. And the cooling effect is not much better than my stock fan if any improvement at all! If you can afford a higher quality AiO I suggest you get it rather than this budget option.The RGB works as intended and note you wont have control of the pump and fan speeds, there all effectively at the same speed linked to your cpu heat settings in bios.

Pump died after less than a year. Seems to be no way of contacting the seller for warranty work. Now I'm out of pocket for a big dead paper weight

Full ARGB sync, -20C overall and big difference in noise compared to standard AMD heatsink, at a price that isn’t extortionate. Total win.