ID-COOLINGZOOMFLOW 240X Snow CPU Water Cooler 5V ARGB AIO Cooler 240mm CPU Liquid Cooler 2X120mm RGB Fan, Intel 1700/1200/115X/20XX, AMD AM4/AM5

My first ever liquid cooling AIO. Its a beautiful looking bit of kit. Looks amazing! When on.... BUT! It was utter garbage. I thought my 5800x was so defective that it rendered the AIO useless burning at over 100 degrees idle. Crash after crash after crash. I was about to bin my chip amd put my 1600x back in. But then... One last roll.of the dice. Uninstalled the AIO and whipped in my 17 quid air-cooled. Bam! 33 degrees max, idle. Exactly the same amount of MX-4. Immediately boxed the AIO up for return and have ordered a next level air cooler. I really don't fancy spending savage money on a replacement water solution. Just not worth all the palava. Water takes aaaages to install, not to mention the meticulous detail that needs to be observed when installing. It's relatively easy to install, but painstaking and time consuming. How I wish it could have worked. But alas.

Firstly the cooler looks good and is quite well made but that's where it all goes pear shaped as a cooler its pants my temps went up 10 degree's at idle and 20 under load compared to cooler masters master liquid light, I even tried various thermal pastes with the same result, I suspect the cooler is either not filled correctly or the pump isn't up to the job, it's a shame but ultimately if a cooler does not cool its usless, shame but not recommended.

Used to replace stock AMD wraith cooler on Ryzen 3900x. Was a bit uncertain before buying as brand is not one of the usual branded I tend to use eg corsair etc. Little bit of research shows only a few OEM manufacturers make almost all AIO water cooling parts which are then used by different brands. Felt a bit better about long term reliability then. In terms of performance, its pretty good: especially for the price. Very quiet and efficient: gaming has the temp only up to about 60c and very quiet even then. RGB lighting is controlled easily by the software for my motherboard. Very easy to install and doesn't interfere with RAM. Recommended.

Ive been building pcs for a long time and used many AIOs, this one does the job perfectly, cooling a 3900x at full load, temps no higher 62c and idle 34-42c.Good fans with RGB, and there quite to even when pushed hard, there PWM so can control them in relation to the pump which is also quite.It performs literally the same as many other far more expensive AIOs, the pumps are all made by the same company anyway, usually asatek.Its been installed over 4 months now on a machine that doesn't get switched off and its doing a lovely job.

I upgraded from a ID cooling Frostflow after 4 ish years and this is a little louder but performs just as well if not better. I’ve controlled the rgb through a few different ways my motherboard software RGB fusion 2.0, the controller included and third party software called SignalRGB (I registered it as a heatsink fan) and am very satisfied with the colours and brightness, the controller offers some beautiful variations on patterns that I loved but I personally control it with SignalRGB.The cooling performance is perfect for me and my intel11th gen processor I’m personally very happy with the product and recommend it to most people and have bought one for my best friend :D