Very good liquid cooling, I have an i5 11600 and I am completely satisfied. It keeps it cool (idle 30-40 and full load max 65-70) and the installation was easy for me, even easier than the classic heatsink with the fans.

Pretty good
For 60-70 euros it does its job and has nice aesthetics

with the stock cooler am4 I was playing warzone at 91 degrees, now with the water cooling I play at 76 max. at idle I'm at 38. and I have a ryzen 7 5800 cpu

simple instructions, relatively easy installation, it is silent and does a good job on a core ultra 7 265K, in image editing applications it runs at temperatures from 42-58 now in summer with A/C.
In the case I still have only one fan exhausting air, if I add two more I imagine it will improve a bit more.

Beautiful RGB block and fans, and high quality. With cheap paste and the fans either at 30% or max load, the 5600x at 4.6 and 100% load goes to 80 degrees. With silver 5 and 2 fans at 80cfm air pressure 2.9 that I replaced, it doesn't go above 64 degrees. The RGB works with the controller from Cooler Master that comes with it or by connecting it to the motherboard. 5 stars because even though it has terrible fans in performance, it costs 70 euros, meaning you get what you pay for.

I have had this liquid cooler for almost 3 years (since 14/1/2022). It has not disappointed me even once since then. Plug and play, very easy to install. For the €75 I paid, it has very good temps both on the previous CPU I had (r5 3600) and on the one I have now (r7 5700x). We're talking about idle temps of 28-35 in winter and 30-40 in summer, and under full load it has not exceeded 72 degrees with auto clock reaching the processor at 4.8GHz. Of course, it's great value for money, I can't argue that, and I recommend it to anyone who doesn't have liquid cooling, of course, when the price drops a bit...

I have been using a Ryzen 5 5600X since the day I got it, and until now I have not seen it go above 60 degrees.

very good for its price

Hello everyone, after a lot of searching, I ended up with this specific liquid cooling. I have a relatively small case where I couldn't fit anything in 360mm unfortunately, but it doesn't matter at all. I have a Ryzen 5 3600 and I used to see 70°C idle and reach 90°C in demanding games. After switching to this, I now work at 38°C idle and max 58°C. I think it is excellent in terms of both quality and performance for its price. I would recommend anyone who wants to buy it to watch a video first about its installation if they don't have any experience. I found the manual to be excellent with proper instructions. Finally, I would like to point out that I don't have the best airflow since I don't have many fans in the case, but I plan to get the Arctic P12Max in white as soon as they are available, as I also got a suitable Hub. Of course, I will come back with more information in the future.

This specific liquid cooling is very good. For the first time that I install it, I believe that in terms of installation it is very easy and understandable. As for temperatures, what can I say. I have installed one of the two fans of the refrigerator and it reaches a maximum of 62 degrees in demanding applications and games. I recommend it for beginners in this field and for people who want easy and good cooling for their processor

I don't think there is anything better for this price, nor in a more expensive one.. the temperature on the PC remains stable both in difficult and easy tasks... on my second PC, I have a much more expensive one, around 350€.. absolutely no difference!

It is the first liquid cooling I have purchased and generally I had no experience before getting it. The installation seemed of moderate difficulty to me and I needed to watch several videos to make sure I had followed all the steps correctly. I connected the RGB directly to my power supply as they did not light up on my motherboard, probably a motherboard issue. I have a Ryzen 7 5700g and I mainly use it for video editing - photos. It is clearly more efficient than the stock AMD fan and the RGB creates a nice atmosphere. Therefore, I recommend it as a value for money product. Finally, I would like the tube to be more flexible and a few inches longer. I will come back with more details when I stress my PC enough.

UPDATE: I managed to connect the liquid cooling to the motherboard and control it from there. I did not know that the RGB power pins require activation from the Bios.

I had the stock cooler of the Ryzen 7 3700x and I had a problem with the temperatures. It reached 95 degrees in the summer and 80 degrees in the winter, but after I switched to this liquid cooler, I had idle temperatures of 35-40 degrees and full load temperatures of 55-60 degrees. I highly recommend it, it's the best for the money. The only negative thing is that it makes a bit of noise

Very good indeed, but!
I don't know if I came across a case, but the fans when they reach over 1000rpm have something like a grinding noise... that is unbearable as nothing else can be heard from the PC.
I will replace them with 2 Arctic P12 PWM PST A-RGB 120mm.
It keeps the 5800X3D temperatures at around 70 C under full load, which is satisfactory

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Excellent liquid cooling dual fan. I installed it on an i5 13500 and the temperatures at 100% CPU load do not exceed 70-75 degrees. Easy installation in a midi tower. Impressive RGB of the fans and the LED logo (hexagon shape) on the pump.

It was installed on Ryzen 5600x. In idle, it went from 42-45 degrees to 32 degrees. During gaming use of Fortnite, GTA, and OBS, it went from a maximum of 95 degrees to now reaching a maximum of 75 degrees. Very easy installation, just the tubes, if they were one centimeter longer, I would have liked it better.

I bought it new for about 80 euros. About a year and a half ago, I wanted a liquid cooling system because the stock AMD cooler was making a lot of noise and causing high temperatures. Due to its price, I didn't have high expectations for the product, but after using it extensively, I realized that it is definitely worth the money. It is made with high-quality materials and construction, both in the water block and radiator. The only good investment I believe will improve the system is a better pair of fans because the ones it comes with make a buzzing noise

Quite good for its price, it hasn't presented any issues and maintains very good temperatures... It cools an overclocked fx8320 at 4.5 GHz at around 50-51 degrees at full load!

Positives: good cooling, keeps my Ryzen 5 7600x cool.
Negatives: the tubes are quite short, not very flexible. I would prefer them to be 4-5 inches longer and a bit more flexible because it's difficult to bend them. I believe the pump is amazing both in design and performance.
Specs:
Msi mag b650m tomahawk Wi-Fi
Ryzen 5 7600x
T-force delta 32gb
Firecuda 530
Asus rog strix 850w
Gigabyte rtx 3080ti

Guys, really, with all the things I was reading, I was thinking that because I have the i911900k, I would have quite high temperatures. I put the computer to do a stress test, above 73 degrees at 100% CPU for 5 minutes, it doesn't go. I am thrilled, I couldn't have made a better purchase in terms of money and performance. I was skeptical because I didn't have money for more and I thought that because it is so cheap and small with the i9, it wouldn't be able to handle its job. But I really couldn't believe what I saw with these temperatures. As for the noise that I read in some comments, I personally don't even hear it. I've heard others and others, you should see noise. Sometimes I really think that comments can deter you from a VFM purchase. I don't easily make evaluations even if I am satisfied with something. But now I had to write these especially since we are talking about the i911900k.

This liquid cooling was installed in a Lian Li 011 dynamic mini case, MSI Tomahawk Z490 ATX motherboard, and an Intel i5 10400F processor. Honestly, I never expected it to be this good! Out of all the fans in the case, surprisingly, the fans of the liquid cooling are the quietest and overall very quiet. Its installation was relatively simple on top of the case as it uses two 120mm fans. However, it was relatively "difficult" in terms of cable management due to the challenging manual. Otherwise, even without specialized knowledge, it is easy to install both on the motherboard and on the case. The maximum temperature reached by the processor was 53°C, which was the lowest temperature in the room. I highly recommend it to those who want to buy a liquid cooling system for €75, which is the price I got it for!

Please note that there are 7 intake-exhaust fans used in the case, 2 in the liquid cooling, and another 2 in the GPU.

It is not as quiet as mentioned by others. The solution for me to reduce the noise is sacrificing the LED fans and replacing them with the Arctic Bionix P120 Case Fan (which I had and installed). With Ryzen 7 5700G, the cooling performance increases by 4-10% (32-38°C in idle state), and the noise is reduced by at least 30-50% (placed on the front panel with many ventilation holes), even though these fans operate at 100 more RPM (1190 RPM compared to the 1080 RPM of the LED fans in idle state). This is my opinion based on personal experience

Very good cooler, I have it for two years and I haven't needed to change the paste yet and it does its job incredibly well

It was installed on a Ryzen 5 7600X. I can say that it does the job, I haven't seen a temperature higher than 65 degrees in games, and in idle state, I have 45 degrees. Additionally, it is very beautiful and of high quality.

Great lighting, excellent cooling for Ryzen 5 5600, especially for a budget AIO watercooler. However, the installation was quite tedious and time-consuming due to the short tubes and the generally difficult mounting system that all coolers for Ryzen have. Additionally, the biggest problem is the noise from the pump itself. I've only had it for 2 months and it already makes excessive noise at regular intervals without any load, even more than the fans... like a continuous click for a long time. If you have an issue with noise like me, it might be worth spending a little more for a better AIO watercooler, otherwise, for the same or less money, you can get a top-notch air cooler.

Very good water cooling on Ryzen 5 3600. It runs at 45-54 degrees in gaming and 60-62 degrees at full load. In terms of noise, it's the same as my old aftermarket air cooling, which had two fans. Note that for installation on AMD, you need the AMD bracket when purchasing the motherboard, otherwise it won't fit. I had trouble finding it because I didn't have it and my previous air cooling had completely different brackets. However, it is very beautiful and high quality.