Thermalright Aqua Elite 120 V3 Liquid CPU Cooler, 120 Cooling Row Size, 120mm PWM Fans, S-FDB Bearings,for AMD/AM4/AM5, Intell LGA1150/1151/1155/1156/1200/2011/1700/1851,Desktop CPU Cooler AIO

Crazy value for the price. Hard to not to want to stock up.

Installed on a 7800x3D using a sheet of PTM7950 for interface.Springs on mounting screws are unreasonably strong.Make sure your motherboard supports water pumps. This unit did almost nothing until I changed the fan header setting in BIOS.Under an 80W load stress test CPU is pegged at 85C, which is fine for the literal cheapest AIO in the lowest weight class.Pump is very quiet. I can't hear it at 100% unless my ear is about 5 inches away.It's cheap and should work fine for extremely compact builds with low power CPUs. Time will tell on the quality of seals.

At first I was skeptical about it, but now I love this AIO. I bought for a small build for my kid and the cpu turbo's to 4.6 and the whole time he's playing fortnite the temp stays at 30°C. I will be purchasing another one for my other kids build and removing the air cooler.

The media could not be loaded. Purchases cooler 2 days ago installed it today. This water cooler pushes too hard against the motherboards this cooler pushed too hard against my CPU and bent three pins on my motherboard. Rendering my motherboard useless along with my CPU shorty out. I doubt this company will replace my motherboard and cpu. I took apart my computer piece by piece to see what was the issue and the only issue I found was that the cooler pushing too hard on my CPU. It cost the whole system to short after trying to turn on. I first diagnosed the problem by turning on the computer with one ram didn't work taking everything off including the fans and leaving only the CPU pump and power supply plugged in still no power, I finally was able to plug the CPU into another motherboard and realizing it that's chip was not working anymore as I was putting the chip back I noticed the bent pins, the pins had to be bent from the placement as I did not put the chip or remove the chip from replacing the fan. I only looked at the CPU last so now my motherboard and CPU no longer work the video shows me relieving pressure on the motherboard in order to get it to start as you can see it is the pressure pushing too hard that bent the pins and causing the whole system to short and not even retain any power.

looks great, works great

Love this AIO. Keeps my 7700x at 45 degrees celcius and keeps my PC around 60 degrees while gaming. May buy a larger cooler.

So i might be going a little hard on them but it is having trouble cooling a 5800x3d very well, it works but i had to add a second fan and it is running about 10 degrees hotter than it did with air cooling. Oh well it looks decent and works so im not to mad.

I bought this AIO for a budget ITX sleeper build. I thought it would be really fun to take an old Lenovo Legion y720 Cube and give it a breath of new life. I plan on giving it a very low end 12gen intel CPU, like an I3 12100f or something close that can be cooled by this 120mm AIO. I tested it on the old parts, after a bit of case modifications, and it works pretty well in the fan header (i know, wrong place to put it but the stock board doesn't have a PUMP FAN header on it). Ran Heaven Benchmark on it on standard settings with the stock parts and got 5300 points on the i7 7700 and GTX 1060. Kept it relatively cool at a max temp of 50 degrees CELCIUS. Haven't tested the RGB on it because the stock board doesn't have RGB on it. My ROG Strix b760-I WiFi is on the way and will update this review when i finish the build.I only have one con to this order. Mine came used and it was pretty obvious. All the hardware was grouped accordingly to which socket it was meant for but all the packaging was thrown everywhere. Empty screw bags, and the coverings for the radiator were just thrown in there. As I recall, I did not order one used and I'm 99% sure I got one new but it works and that's all that really matters. I've dealt with AIO's in multiple builds and am already past the initial unboxing experience with mainstream products.Overall, would recommend for anyone who's doing a low end build that doesn't need the extra oomph out of your cooler OR for anyone doing super compact builds. Super fun but will update when all my parts come in