Thermalright Frozen Edge 240 White CPU Liquid Cooler,Efficient PWM Controlled Pump 3300RPM,12CM PWM Fan,Water Cooling Computer Parts,for AMD AM4/AM5,Intel 1150/1151/1200/2011/1700,Computer AIO Cooler

I was looking to replace my existing tower cpu cooler to improve noise levels with the Lian Li A3 case as the noise from my deep cool ak620 was getting to me after switching to this case (previous case was a fractal torrent compact which had a glass side panel). While I was skeptical since I’d never bought a Thermalright product before, I settled on this aio for the price and aesthetic. Boy have I been blown away. As expected my idle/load temps are lower and at a much lower noise level. I can’t speak for intel, but my am5 mounting experience was extremely easy. No trouble with the mounting hardware or screwing down the pump whatsoever. Using a mini-itx mobo in this case the gap between my low-profile ram and the fans/radiator is probably less than 1mm, but it fits! I couldn’t fit the arctic liquid freezer II due to the combined thickness of the rad and fans in conjunction with using a mini-itx mobo; a micro-atx mobo probably wouldn’t see this, but I’m working with what I’ve got and the Thermalright Frozen Edge 240 is what works for me! The pump is gorgeous with that silver finish and works with the white theme I’m working towards. The ARGB light ring around the pump is subtle, but flexible in terms of customization; I just prefer a solid color. It works with my gigabyte b650i aorus ultra software (Gigabyte Control Center), so that’s really all that matters for me. Pair that with the matching white fans and radiator and it’s eye candy for me. My only zonk would be the blue accent piece on each end of each tube, but it’s not too noticeable once everything is mounted so I can ignore it. The tubes do come with several clips installed to stiffen and space the tubes, but I much prefer them off for the flexibility. Very happy with this purchase and will definitely be purchasing the Thermalright brand again!

I'm limited on AIO's that can fit inside the 11L Dan A4-H20. I've used the Kraken and an Asus AIO's, both were nightmares to fit in this case and were "just ok" on cooling. Installing this was a breeze in my case with perfect fitment all around and no issues with cooling. My temps on my 5800x stay a cool 35c on idle and ramp up to 80c at full throttle gaming. Not bad for a case that is essentially a solid brick. Hooked up the controls to my CPU fan plug on the motherboard, along with the single LED light ring around the Pump. I'm able to control the LEDs and fan curve from any software on the market. I've used CoolerControl in Linux, and also messed with SignalRGB a bit on the Windows side. Both giving great options for free control over it with lightweight software. My only con would be how loud the fans can get. The pump isn't too bad, but the fans tend to get a smidge too loud for my tastes on full power. I might end up swapping them out for quieter fans. Don't get me wrong, they aren't "loud". I'm just old and farty, so don't mind me. For $50, this pump is out of control on the Value. Highly recommended. *UPDATE* After about a week I swapped the two stock 120mm fans for a pair of Arctic P12's for $20. It is near silent now, even running at high speed. If the sound bothers you, its a solid upgrade. Stock fans were great, just a little loud for my taste.

I got this for $50 to cool my i9 14th gen It was easy to install and there’s a tutorial video here to help you It feels very premium. Sturdy. Supports am4 and 1700 CPUs. I have a 1700 I9. Has pre installed fans. Not too bulky. Mounts well onto a cramped setup. Functions well keeps my i9 from roasting and crashing my computer Great for 24/7 use Whisper quiet. Even under heavy loads. Definitely a steal especially if you’re running a i9 14000k setup under heavy loads 24/7 I don’t do overclocking as it’s in a 3d graphics workstation doing cpu and gpu renderings practically all day every day. I’ve had it on my i9 149000k since they first released years ago and it’s still chugging along nicely and keeping my i9’s temps very low Couldn’t be happier with this bad boy. When I upgrade the CPU in my NAS computer I’m getting another one of these for darn sure! As the title of this review says it’s the best $50 cooler I’ve ever owned. I couldn’t recommend it enough. In short. Get one of these! You will thank me later!

The radiator performs well and the fans a relatively quiet, but lets me honest, this thing is outstanding for the money and there is no way I would get an air cooler after using this. I do wish the pump wires and RGB could be extended inside a tube sleeve, but that could be done by getting creative with zip ties and wraps. Again, for the money, this is a hands down good product. I don't know how long it will last before permeation occurs, but by that time, I will be ready for my custom loop. Decently quiet fans and pump.

It’s good for the price comes with the fans already on the radiator really nice finish on it. Also comes with thermal paste.

Purchased this after having trouble air cooling my 13700K in the FormD T1. The fan closest to the motherboard was swapped out for an Arctic P12 slim and I added a few washers between the bracket and the fan to help with clearing the top of the motherboard. I don't screw the bracket into the frame but rather let it float in place. After closing the lid it is very secure. I'm using FanControl to run the pump at around 45% and it's silent. Fans are also set to custom curves at 40% until 60*C then ramps up to around 80% at 80*C. Standard temps are around 42*C average and peak at 79*C under artificial loads and stress tests - you'll need to test for your sweet spot. I was not able to monitor RPM with the included fan hub, likely because I was running two different fans. Not an issue unless you don't have spare fan headers.

After installation I see that one fan is not working.

Well packaged in a great box, plus instructions and kits for various CPU mountings. I had to add some extra washers from an Intel pack to properly brace the space for an AMD mounting, but it was easy enough! Came with thermal paste as well. The ability to change the angle of the AIO tubes makes it easy to install the fans and the CPU-cooler without adding extra stress on you or the hardware.