EVGA CLC 240mm, All-In-1 RGB LED CPU Liquid Cooler, 2x FX12 120mm PWM Fans, Intel, AMD, 5 Year Warranty, 400-HY-CL24-V1

Best Cpu cooler so far im using this almost for 8 to 9 hours gaming and it gives the cpu a great cooling temperature doesnt goes above 50°C while extreme gaming at high performance

Nice aio. Good preformance. Great look. The only downside is the fans little loud underload.

OK, I purchased this CLC and totally forgot about it due to various reasons. I only installed it last Saturday, three days ago! Took me a few hours but the only part that involved this CLC only took me 20 minutes. It could have been even less if the screws for the radiator are longer or the case didn't have rubber gasket in the hole. In the end, I have to cut the top part of the gaskets, leaving the bottom part to sit between the radiator and the case. The whole thing took a few hours because I discovered that the exhaust fan at the back of the case had died and that was the reason for over 91 C while playing Kingdom Come Deliverance. And what a numptee I was, thinking that I had a NH-U12S when I only had a NH-D9L from Noctau. But I had to say, I had been using the NH-D9L since 2015 on an INTEL i7 5930K. Anyway, after the installation of this EVGA CLC 240, the CPU never gone over 70C in Kingdom Come Deliverance. And because of this, the graphic cards never gone over 60C (two 1080Ti in SLi). I got it for just under £86 (it has gone up now). This is a real bargain. If it is on sale again, I strongly recommend you to get this one. OK, there maybe better one out there in terms of noise level. But you cannot beat this price for an AIO of this quality, from EVGA. You can find plenty of comparison videos regarding this CLC on Youtube. Good luck and happy hunting.

Good quality look and feel. EVGA have made another great product.

Lovely

Amazing cooler! Good thing it arrive in one piece. Packaging was torn outside. Took longer than expected due to CUPW strikes.Edit: After a few days the pump has becoming noisy. I don't really like that. Noisier than the hard drive!! It's like buzzing like a bee but louder.

I just finished fully building my first PC, not counting a few upgrades I did on my old prebuilt system. I spent a long time researching what I wanted to build with, and spent even longer researching which components are the best.There's a reason why reviewers all say that the CLC 280 is a good All In One cooler. It's priced right for a 280mm AIO cooler, it offers good performance, and even has some RGB features for those who like that aesthetic (you can make it one static colour if you aren't a fan of spectrum changing setups). But what really sold me was EVGA's customer service and the warranties they offer. I even ended up making my graphics card an EVGA GTX 1080 FTW Hybrid, for what it's worth.The cooler is quiet in my PC, though I've heard there are others that are better . You could always change the fans if you find they're too loud. On the topic of fans though, cable management is important with these. The blades are partially exposed which could cause issues. The pump is made by Asetek, as far as I've read, and they are the main manufacturer for AIO pumps.The one hang up I had was the fact that I was building on a Ryzen system. This meant that the cooler I bought needed to support AM4. I spent a lot of time figuring out if this came with the appropriate bracket, and after having Amazon customer support leave me without an answer, I took a risk and bought it. The older versions of this AIO do not come with the AM4 bracket, and you need to contact EVGA for a bracket free of charge. When this package arrived, I was pleasantly surprised when I opened up the box and pulled out an included AM4 Bracket and mounting hardware. Only thing of note is hold on to the stock backplate that comes with your motherboards mounting hardware.Overall, 5 stars. I'd recommend this without reservation. I'll update this review if I have issues with the cooler, and once I find out get more temp data to share. So far under a stress load my 1600X stays at 67°C, with an idle of mid 40s.