LIQMAXFLO 420mm Liquid CPU Cooler (38mm Thick Radiator)

I got this all in one radiator kit because sometimes my computer gets really loud when it gets warm, and water cooling has been a great fix for that problem. I've noticed that after hard usage, my temperatures on my CPU shrank from high 80s or low 90s down to high 60s or low 70s. It's very easy to set up for my CPU's socket and installed easily without having to do any surgery since my computer already had fans that matched the size of this cooler. Lastly, it's much quieter than the air cooled setup I was using before. The LEDs also make the inside of my case look extra gamery!

I never thought I'd care much for RGB in my set but this liquid cooler has made me appreciate it, it runs pretty silent for my rooms taste and really lights up the pc tower during the nights. It keeps my cpu within normal ranges of operational temp very well and is just a joy to look at!

The ENERMAX LIQMAXFLO 240mm A-RGB AIO CPU Liquid Cooler delivers outstanding cooling performance! Its high-performance pump, thick radiator, and silent fans keep my system running smoothly and efficiently, all while looking fantastic with its A-RGB lighting.

The 240mm RGB AIO cooler has been an outstanding addition to my PC build! The installation process was smooth, and the cooler fits perfectly in my case. The RGB lighting is vibrant and customizable, adding a fantastic visual flair to my setup. Performance-wise, it keeps my CPU temperatures well within safe limits, even under heavy loads. The build quality is solid, and the fans are quiet, providing efficient cooling without any noise distractions. If you're looking for both style and performance, this cooler is a top-notch choice. Highly recommended!

I am a novice with liquid cooling for CPUs, so maybe I was expecting more than I should have. That said, having a cooler that's this quiet and yet effective even while gaming is nice. I was used to the vacuum cleaner sounds of massive fan-bedecked radiators, I can't even hear these fans when they're running full tilt and the pump is equally quiet. The RGB I can take or leave, but it can interface with the controller easily enough on my motherboard and the software will let me sort of customize it so that's enough for me. The refillable aspect makes me nervous, as most of these type of coolers are sealed, I worry about an eventual leak. Temps are good, though I guess I expected more of a drop from this than I got compared to traditional heatsinks, I'm running about 50-65C under decent load, my original cooler gave me 55-65. So functional, not phenomenal, and that's with Arctic MX 6.