ThermalrightFrozen Prism 240 Black ARGB Liquid CPU Water Cooler with 120mm ARGB PWM Fan,240 Black Cold Row Specification, Computer Water Cooler for AMD/AM4/AM5,Intel LGA1700/1150/1151/1200/2011

Easy to install and cools well. Good value for the price. First water cooler I have installed.

I bought this for my R7 5800X that is pair with a 3060. I also overclock the cpu and gpu for a bit more performance, and the air cooler isn’t cutting it. Idle with the air cooler is like 40-50C and gaming with it can get up to 75-80C.This AIO falls into my budget and works wonderful. Easy to install, and cool my whole pc down a lot better. Idle with the AIO is around 30-35C now, and gaming only get up to 60-70C (mind you Im playing cyberpunk to get it that hot).One thing to notice, the radiator’s fan default are output fans so it will take air from inside pc and blow it out. If you want it to be input fans, just unscrew the fans and flip it before install it. Also, the fans are strong af without being too loud. Just absolutely fantastic cooling.

This is one hell of an AIO for the price. Sure, you can get a better AIO or one with fancy software that connections to everything for a lot more money, but this will do almost anything you need.I went with TR RGB fans and while these don't look exactly the same, they look close enough. They all connect easily to the headers on the motherboard and sync up nicely. I have been very happy with how well it works. It keeps a 7700X nice and cool while letting it to boost as far as it wants. Included thermal paste is acceptable. Absolutely blown away by how good this thing functions, I am hoping that it stands the test of time.

My AMD Ryzen 9 5900X would run around 90C when running CPU-intensive programs, so I knew I needed to do something. I bought this, since it would fit my case well and had good ratings. I will say, the instructions weren't super detailed, but they were enough to get it done. I have the ASUS TUF Gaming X570 Plus motherboard, and note that if your case is on the smaller side, you may struggle a bit to get this radiator and fans installed on the top of your case. The CPU fan connector on the motherboard is also beneath where this gets installed, so connect it before installing the radiator and fans. It took me a minute to understand how to connect all the RGB connectors together, but I got them hooked up, and they work well. I did have a problem where the ASUS BIOS shows "CPU Fan Error" upon starting the computer up. Even though I know I have the connector hooked up to the "CPU Fan" port on my motherboard, the BIOS isn't detecting it. Well, you can do to the "Advanced" menu, then "Monitor" in the BIOS and change the CPU fan to "ignore," and that makes the error go away. I can't monitor the CPU fan speed, but whatever. I can still get the CPU temperature which is most important.After running the same CPU-intensive programs on my computer, it never got above 70C! Almost a 20C decrease in temperature! Over the next bit of time, I loaded a game and watched a movie, and the max temp it detected at any time was 72.5C! Wow. Very satisfied!

I originally purchased this for use on my test bench. I regularly use it to test both AMD and Intel CPUs and needed something that worked well and was easy to install. Installation was straightforward and I was up and running in under 10 mins. First test was with an Intel I9-9900k and the cooler kept it cool enough to not throttle under an Aida64 8-hour stress test. The next test was with an AMD Ryzen 9 5900x and again it stayed nice and cool under a long stress test. The RGB looks good and is easily controlled by motherboard software.One thing of note is that the pump seems to be a bit noisy. I have the radiator mounted above the pump so that the pump is flooded. For some reason the pump is just noisy. Mind you this is on an open-air test bench sitting right next to me, so I am sure it won't be as noticeable if it was mounted in a case.All in all, I will continue to buy Thermalright products as they work just as well as some of the super high-end products at half the cost.

Bought this to replace a noisy water cooler that came with a game PC that I bought back in 2021 from a big box store. It is being used to cool an Intel Core i7 CPU and it is doing a great job. It was pretty much a drop in replacement of the original and is of better quality.

I bought 2 of them, I have one on an i74790k that I gave to my parents and they are on it daily. Other is on a i910850k, not used as much but keeps them both cool, no problems after a year and a half.

The support for this product is insane I had an issue with one of the tubes breaking off within 4 months, and Thermalright immediately answered my Email and Set me up with a replacement! It also does an amazing job keeping the Temps Down on my Ryzen 5 5600X from 65 idle with stock cooler to around 42 and jumping to around 55-60 when gaming! its a little Loud sometimes but with the right Fan Curves I think you could really minimize that noise! keep up the good work!