Cooler Master 240 Atmos ARGB Closed Loop AIO Liquid Cooler, Customized Pump Cap, Cold Plate Pump, Sickleflow Edge PWM Fan, 240mm Radiator, Bracket AMD Ryzen AM5/AM4, Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200 Bracket

the best sff aio for a reason. tubes are very soft and very easy to manage them. it fits to every 240mm aio compatible case easily. temps are extremely good for 7800x3d in ssupd meshroom d case . it's very powerful and very silent.... extremely recommended . Thanks CoolerMaster for this epic aio.

Funciona bien, pero peor de lo esperado en climas cálidos, vivo en donde la temperatura ambiente llega a 30-37 grados en días normales, y si bien la pagina dice que el TDP es de hasta 270W, le cuesta mucho enfriar el i5 14600KF, que consume hasta 180W, en videojuegos va perfecto pues no consume más de 125W y la líquida es capaz de enfriarlo, pero cuando renderizo videos apenas puede, lo consigue mantener a máximo de 95 grados y promedio de 92, pero para la gente con aire acondicionado irá perfecto (con el aire acondicionado a 24 grados, incluso renderizando por 10min no supera los 84 grados), para mí, quedó muy justito, pues casi nunca tengo el aire acondicionado prendido, pero pues como renderizo poco tiempo no lo veo tan grave. Tuve que hacer un ajuste en la BIOS para indicarle a la tarjeta madre que tengo refrigeración líquida, porque si lo dejaba en las configuraciones predeterminadas funcionaba HORRIBLE, pero eso no creo que sea culpa del producto, tal vez es un tema de la placa madre MSI, pero al indicarle correctamente que se tiene refrigeración líquida instalada, funciona como debería, en general contento con el producto, excepto por: El HUB que viene para controlar el RGB con el programa MasterCTRL dejó de funcionar a los 2 meses, por suerte mi placa madre tiene puertos para el RGB y pude conectarlo a la placa madre sin problemas y volver a tener RGB, espero eso no sea un problema recurrente en todos los HUBs de esta líquida porque si te da un susto, cuando dejó de funcionar apagó mi PC e intento prenderse sola como 4 veces y no pudo, creí que había perdido toda la PC pero por suerte solo era el HUB.

This cooler works great. I'm coming from TWO EK CR240 coolers that developed grinding pumps within a month. Installing this, the pump is dead quiet, and using the same fans (Phanteks T30) and same thermal paste across all of them, this runs about 5c cooler than the EK coolers. It could be the large difference is due to the pumps, which seem to have been defective. Either way, this cooler is dead silent and cools well. You don't have to use all of the RGB nonsense it comes with and deal with a big nest of cables, either. If you just want to install the cooler without fan RGB it's just the PWM pump header and the fan header on the mobo. You can plug the pump head in to any 2nd gen RGB plug on the motherboard, too. It's a very clean install overall.

This was exactly what I was looking for - it fits perfectly in my Dan A4-H2O. The packaging was easy to work through, and durable enough that I'm holding on to it should I ever uninstall this AIO. I put some Noctua fans on it, and it cools my 7800x3D excellently. Installation was pretty straightforward, there weren't a crazy number of cables to manage, and the tubes are flexible enough without feeling too Pinner. The RGB effect is pretty great as well. I would definitely recommend this cooler.

My first order had terrible pump noise that was confirmed not to be working correctly by Cooler Master themselves. This is apparently a common problem for people with this AIO. My second one works amazing and is close to silent, and it performs better than an air cooler. The fans can run at lower RPMs and get similar temperatures to an air cooled build. For reference, I have this in a FormD T1. There is a slight pump whine just like any other AIO, most people run theirs at 70% pump speed, but there isn't a huge difference from 100% to 70% pump speed with my current one.