LIQMAXFLO SR 120mm aRGB Liquid CPU Cooler

Enermax has always been a good option for me. This is no exception. Temps are very cool in my rack mounted system, and everything installed easily.I can't comment on the noise as it's in a server room... but the 5950x is cooling stays at a cool 70 under high loads. The ambient rack temp is around 26 C with all systems running

The ENERMAX LIQMAXFLO SR 240 I would say is in direct competition with the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240. I don't own an Arctic Freezer, but do have several other AIOs in various sizes and GN has does several reviews of the Freezer II, so I'm familiar. The VRM fan, while it may seem gimmicky does actually do a reasonable job of cooling down the VRM. Whether cooler VRM matters in your situation is subjective. It can help stabilize an overclock and potentially reduce overall case temps, but for most it shouldn't be of any major concern (so, yeah, somewhat gimmicky). Price-wise it is very comparable as well.Overall construction seems good and install is easy with just a couple brackets. And I appreciate that tube clips are included as it makes keeping everything neat and organized much easier. I like the simple aesthetic of the block and the basic black fans are reasonably quiet, though I did replace them with my preexisting ARGB case fans. Cooling power is more than enough for my 5600X, so seeing what this AIO is really capable of is something I can't really do.The elephant in the room is whether or not Enermax has resolved its pump clogging issues with gunky coolant. Enermax previously acknowledge there were issues even if it wasn't on a global scale, so here's hoping that dark spot on their reputation is in the past. Only time will tell, but so far, I'm very happy with my ENERMAX LIQMAXFLO SR 240.

It does good for keeping the Temps down I have a strix z790f mobo and 13900kf and it keeps the Temps under control the only downside is that it's all controlled automatically the aio anyways but as long as the Temps stays good it's a w to me

My experience with this AIO was a bit unusual, I will detail more of that below.I was replacing my Dark Rock Pro 4 since it was beginning to not really be able to keep up with the thermal demands of my current CPU after upgrading, I was averaging 80-84C under load which is not exactly ideal.Running the same stress testing with the Liqmaxflo resulted in a high of 68C after an hour of constant stress testing, which is a fantastic improvement. Idling it sits at a comfy mid 30s.And it is whisper quiet, I cannot hear the pump or the fan on the pump at all.The installation process was as simple as can be. This has to be the BEST experience I have had installing an AIO. The daisy chained fans made cable management super simple and the mounting for the cold plate was so painless. The hardware is so well designed.Now for the unique situation I had that honestly inspired me with more confidence in this product and Enermax in general. The kit I was sent had duplicate Intel mounting brackets. So naturally I called their support line and expected the usual long hold and not much to be done without a possibly hour long runaround. Since that is what I have experienced with other companies in this field with ship logos, sometimes having to wait days for a reply. I was pleasantly surprised to have my call answered within 3 rings by a person, I wish I remembered his name because he was great! And within 5 minutes I was set, and the correct bracket was on it's way. Absolutely amazing customer service from Enermax, best I have experienced in a long long time. Definitely put my mind at ease that I made the correct choice when it came to picking a new cooler.All in all, a great experience overall. From installing, to performance to if I ever need to reach out due to any issues. I know that it will be taken care of.Great AIO, great company. Absolutely 10/10 on all fronts.Highly, highly recommend.

It come with good instructions on how to install as well as all the hardware you'll need for either AMD or Intel, can't say how easy the Intel install is but AMD is a breeze. Performance is very good and noise is not a problem either, on top of the sub-$100 price it's a good buy.The biggest "meh" I ran into was the RGB using the 3-pin style of connector which isn't what my motherboard has, it does work but with just wanted to say what kind of connector it was.