I've looked all over the web for some test comparison charts for AIO units, and had very little luck until I found your video with those shown towards the end here! Thanks so much for this! Subscribed.
I prefer open loop cooling. But if I was going to buy an AIO for a friend's system, I'd probably get a SilverStone PF360-ARGB Permafrost 360mm for $129 usd. I wouldn't get a Cooler Master AIO. I had one before I got into open loops and the pump was very noisy and it didn't cool all that well. It's nice that Cooler Master has clips to hold the RGB connectors together. I've always used a small piece of electrical tape.
@@pat6211 It would be quite hard. Since the blades are constantly spinning, the effect would be effortlessly broken just because the fan is doing it's job
The Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240 is a beast! I like the fact that the tubes are positioned at the center which makes radiator configuration/installation way easier.
Is it still running well and would you say The arctic is something that is made well and will last a while? I know leaks are always a chance but is this one dope and how loud?
I just ordered one of these, thanks for the good explanation of all the connections, never used anything with RGB connections before. For me I think it's a good deal, only $70 and I'm not planning on doing an overclock. I just wanted something that had some nice lighting and did better cooling than lower end air coolers which is what I have right now.
Such a great review and installation instruction. I really love the videos that provide information without bunch of stupid edit effects that waste the viewers time. Thank you for this video!
Considering that the ML240V2 has a thinner rad than most AIO's, the results are pretty good, to be honest. The Arctic Liquid Freezer II is a chart topper because its rad is 38mm thick. NZXT's Kraken AIO's have a thickness of 30mm. Cooler Master's only has 27mm thickness. And since I'm drooling over their latest NR200 ITX case, I'm leaning more towards the ML240V2 than Arctic Liquid Freezer.
14:14 What's a temperature delta? I know its the difference of temperature but from what? Is it the difference from Idle CPU state? From the PC being turned off? From ambient temperature? What do those numbers mean at load (orange) and idle (red) ??
I have V1 and V1.5 of these AIOs and they both work great on overclocked apu\cpus. Glad to see I am not missing anything. And paying anything more starts to make far less sense.
What do you think about the Quality of CoolerMaster AIOs over Corsair AIOs, are they reliable, Im more concerned about the Leaking Issue?? Im confused between this AIO and Corsair h100i Platinum which is bit more expensive than this!
@@mojo9362 I have had no issues. As many that are on the market, concerns over quality should be a non concern. Sure, it happens, but it is a very low chance.
@@paulmccarthy4277 I have two. The first one I bought in Dec of 2018, and a second in Dec. of 2019, One gets used every day since built. The other is a back up machine. Both going strong with great cooling and no leaks.
@Ádám Bezzegh If the room is 40c and you have a cooling capacity of 350W on a 1050ti that consumes ~130W the entire test is going to make no sense. The reason been the cooler can desipate as much heat as the air can take. If you perform the same test example (1050ti 350W cooler rate) in a room that's 10c you'll see quite a bit of a difference in the delta. If you want the test to make sense you should either compare it to a known cooler or give info such as fan cfm and room temp.
@Ádám Bezzegh If you are interested in knowing more about it I recommend taking a look at physics and more specifically thermodynamics. I don't want to be offensive! I would like you to understand me.
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A very good and detailed video. I am about to install this unit in my PC and you made it very easy to understand. Next time it would be nice if you also showed how to install it to the case.
If I were you, I would have skipped attaching the fans on the radiator as the first task as they add quite a bit of weight to what is already a fairly heavy piece of hardware. I would attach the radiator to the case first, then attach the pump block and then set the fans on, since this AIO has the benefit of having fan screws that can easily be tightened with your fingers so you are also less likely to damage the screw threads.
I have two of the older versions. The rgb is a pain but works ok. The cooler works well enough if you get them on sale. I got my 240 units for less than 50 bucks so I can not complain. I would not use these on a hot processor. Great video TY
I always feel sad for the energy lost due to lack of technology. We use energy to heat up a device (which is a side effect), then spend more energy and resources too cool it down. It's a waste of resources. Scientists should fix this asap. We need a cpu that does not produce waste heat, or a system that can recycle that heat energy.
the fans are too loud and not efficient. I replaced the fans with the Corsair Carbide 400R's and at full RPM you can't hear them. Makes the cooling much better. Works well with my Ryzen with a +400mhz bump. - Great Video!
Would have been great if you had tested it with some standard fans (e.g. Nuctua NF-A12X25) to see the potential of the AIO cooler and for a better more standardized comparison with other cooling systems.
I just installed one on my 3700X, replacing a ML120L (Came with a prebuild). Still experimenting. I've been running all the fans on "silent" and getting about what I was on "performance" with the 120. It ramps up but not as much. Hits 70c still. I have it front mounted with push/pull fans (4) in a mesh front case (Neo Air). 8 case fans in total plus 3 on the 3080. I'm going to try setting my fan curve to max earlier, see what happens. Also didn't notice the RGB Sickleflows included don't match the six *ARGB Sickleflows I already had. Limited in effect and the colors only match in the primary colors. The "white" still has a blue tinge to it. Not what I was going for. Two more argb somewhere in my future. I'm trying to be "done".
What do you recommend for my ryzen 5 3600, the ambient temperature where I live is 50 degrees, do you recommend corsair a500 or is this refrigeration the cooler master? Does something else still work for you? do you recommend it?
I'm so confused as to why when you buy the sickleflow fans separately they are 3-pin ARGB but the same fans here are 4-pin RGB, I was trying to keep all my fans consistent throughout my build and have already bought the individual fans for the rest of my case. It's not an issue that can't be worked around but it is a weird inconsistency.
I've got the ML120L V2 RGB, I can only get solid colours on the fan. Using the ASUS software 'Rainbow' is pretty much identical to 'Colour Cycle' it can do all the colours but only each solid colour at one time. Do you also have this issue? I've seen the SickleFlow fans do all sorts of different effects...
question please, at 9:18 when securing the lga1700 mount to the mobo, it almost seems to rattle a little bit even after securing all four screws, and almost feels ever so slightly loose. Mine is doing the same thing. do you think that's normal?
I don't. I had the original ML240L and it was great. The V2 version of it is no better than a Hyper 212. Mine will be going back to Micro Center. I have a 2600x undervolted and running with PBO enabled, and doing stress testing gets me into the mid 70s with it. My original ML240L didn't pass 65 degrees with the same tests. In gaming I get into the low 60s with this cooler, and with the original I MAY have spiked to 55 or so occasionally.
Sir, I have a msi B450 Gaming Pro Carbon AC motherboard and there is not cpu_opt, only CPU fan header on my motherboard. I want to ask where to connect the three-pin pump cable?
Thank you for the video! I have a question about vibration noise. I hear a vibration noise when the pc is hot, but no at the moment that the pc reaches certain hot temperature but when the time passes in such temperatures. I listen carefully and it is not a pump noise because it is not even and not like the ones I hear on the internet. The noise comes from the upper part of the CPU, in the fans area. What do you think about it? Also when in idle it happens, but much more quiet and almost undetectable. Thank you very much and if you can help me I would appreciate a lot. Have a great day!
i have a problem with this cooler . every time i open a videogame and sometimes a website , there is a loud sound coming from the fans but it happens from time to time and then it disappears . what can it be the problem? , i didn't install the cooler , a friend of mine did . is it a bad installation? or does it need some calibration? btw the temperature of the CPU is ok . it never overheats or something like that.
Disappointing and underperformed? How exactly, because it couldn’t perform well on an i9 GPU that no one can afford anyways? LOL. If you’re buying an i9 chip then you obviously have more money to spend on a better cooler. Just saying.
So i just installed this. Aio fans work, but no rgb in the fans or cooler... All cables are connected correctly cannot figure it out. And sadly this model isn't compatible with Masterplus software... Any ideas?
A word of advice to anyone who might be considering buying one of these bad boys. If you have a 5900x AMD CPU and you want to cool it with it, it will do a decent job on the temperature front, but on the noise levels it will be like you have a harrier jet trying to take off in your room
I bought this yesterday for my Ryzen 5 3600. The temps are cool but this whining noise all the time like its going to take off. Is this the known problem for this cooler? Can i tweak it somehow?
@@bkstandukar Download a program to regulate at whihch temperature how much the fans spin up. I have one for my x570 motherboard that helps me configure when the fans spool up. Basically on light use 20-30% fan speed keeps your system pretty cool ( i have a 5900x ) and the temperatures are in the 40-50 degrees and 25-30% fan speed. At that speed the fans are pretty quiet
What about testing under game usage and gaming + streaming usage what's the temperatures under this conditions? i'm really inclined to buy this one for overclocking my i5 4690k is it enough ? Thanks
hi i just bought this aio but i dont think its working? my radiator is just cold even if my pc has runned for over an hour, my pump on my cpu is also just almost cold you cant realy feel the heat its just like its turned off, any 1 know's what im talking about/tips ?
Im trying to build my first pc but the only part im lacking is a cooling system for my cpu I got an Asus ROG Strix z490-e mother board and an i7 10700k cpu would this water cooler be compatible?
I got the old version of the 360 rad, it's ok- but I've heard they are prone to fail. I will probably be swapping it out very soon for possibly a corsair 360 or any one that's recommended to be good, * am4, rgb (love making a custom colour scheme) and good reliability :)
Bro my aio is not getting detected in the rgb fusion software but works fine with remote only. What am i foing wrong here. I have recoonected cables of 12v rgb as well
how is your noise level? I bought this cooler yesterday for my Ryzen 5 3600 too. The temps are cool for me but this whining noise all the time like its going to take off. How did you solve noise problem? Or you don't have it?
@@Nysek yes i solved my problem by setting the radiator fan speed to max 50%. Above 50% makes too much noise. Grinding noise as if its gonna set off. But temps are really impressive. No complaints there. My normal temps are 40 when idle and 65-70 under load(playing warzone).
@@Nysek if noise and budget is your problem but u want asthetics, then go for it. If temps are your problem(if u want to overclock), then go for air cooler like arctis esport duo. Both of these are budget friendly.
Don't listen to egg-shaped screw pattern....you want to go diagonals to other diagonals with screw tightening.... think X pattern only to snug, then once all snug tighten down properly...
Great video. I was able to install on my prebuilt cyber power pc. Only problem is I am unable to sync all the rgb lights. The fans that came with PC are 3 pin rgb and the fans with the cooler are 4pin. I tried a splitter but nothing turned on.
I was very interested in buying this cooler but it has terrible reviews on Amazon. Thermal paste licking, the pomp gets very noisy, the radiator comes damaged, the pipes are worse material than presented, etc. Amazon seems sus af at this point.
what makes me mad is the RGB color of the fans does not match the pump. The pump and RAM are the same, but the fans are always a few shades off. Hard to have a completed look when the parts from the same piece don't match.
Watched so many "Guides" on how to install cables for the RGB, this is first clean one. Thanks.
You're welcome!
I've looked all over the web for some test comparison charts for AIO units, and had very little luck until I found your video with those shown towards the end here! Thanks so much for this! Subscribed.
how much would you spend on your next AIO - is the ML240L V2 on your shortlist?
I prefer open loop cooling. But if I was going to buy an AIO for a friend's system, I'd probably get a SilverStone PF360-ARGB Permafrost 360mm for $129 usd. I wouldn't get a Cooler Master AIO. I had one before I got into open loops and the pump was very noisy and it didn't cool all that well. It's nice that Cooler Master has clips to hold the RGB connectors together. I've always used a small piece of electrical tape.
I'm a sucker for those infinity mirrors, so I went NZXT. I noticed they aren't on your charts? You guys haven't tested the NZXT AIO's?
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@@BenK12345 I wish they would figure out how to incorporate those mirrors in the fans, though I'm not sure how applicable it would be.
@@pat6211 It would be quite hard. Since the blades are constantly spinning, the effect would be effortlessly broken just because the fan is doing it's job
The Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240 is a beast! I like the fact that the tubes are positioned at the center which makes radiator configuration/installation way easier.
Is it still running well and would you say The arctic is something that is made well and will last a while? I know leaks are always a chance but is this one dope and how loud?
the problem with Arctic Liquid Freezer are too tick (1cm ticker ) than others,so it will not fit lots fs cases
Thank you so much for this review! It helped me out a lot especially with the type of rgb connector
I just ordered one of these, thanks for the good explanation of all the connections, never used anything with RGB connections before. For me I think it's a good deal, only $70 and I'm not planning on doing an overclock. I just wanted something that had some nice lighting and did better cooling than lower end air coolers which is what I have right now.
Hows it held up?
@@fuckingawesome99 ive had one for a while, still running around 75 degrees after a whole day really of playing nonstop
@@matthewjake09 i have that same temp with my stock cooler ?!
@@Niick_18Probably not the same cpu lol
@@Niick_18 genius lmao
Nicely done and so easy to follow. Thanks. These graphs are going to save me from panic when I get it all intalled.
You're welcome!
Such a great review and installation instruction. I really love the videos that provide information without bunch of stupid edit effects that waste the viewers time. Thank you for this video!
Considering that the ML240V2 has a thinner rad than most AIO's, the results are pretty good, to be honest. The Arctic Liquid Freezer II is a chart topper because its rad is 38mm thick. NZXT's Kraken AIO's have a thickness of 30mm. Cooler Master's only has 27mm thickness.
And since I'm drooling over their latest NR200 ITX case, I'm leaning more towards the ML240V2 than Arctic Liquid Freezer.
How important is rad thickness?
@@YamadaDesigns better for clearance of gpu etc
@@ItsTealv Lol what a terrible advice. Thats only with regards to the Nr200 case and it's not the norm.
@@Ardonn ye that's why i'm saying of course there isn't much importance but on some cases it can matter my bad for not being clear enough though
It's extremely cheap too. It's very good value, as you pay entrance AIO money for a mid-tier cooler.
14:14 What's a temperature delta? I know its the difference of temperature but from what?
Is it the difference from Idle CPU state? From the PC being turned off? From ambient temperature? What do those numbers mean at load (orange) and idle (red) ??
It's above the ambient temp yeah. Some places measure like that and some places keep a constant room temp using aircon.
I have V1 and V1.5 of these AIOs and they both work great on overclocked apu\cpus. Glad to see I am not missing anything. And paying anything more starts to make far less sense.
What do you think about the Quality of CoolerMaster AIOs over Corsair AIOs, are they reliable, Im more concerned about the Leaking Issue??
Im confused between this AIO and Corsair h100i Platinum which is bit more expensive than this!
@@mojo9362 I have had no issues. As many that are on the market, concerns over quality should be a non concern. Sure, it happens, but it is a very low chance.
Have you ever had problem with those? I'm having panic about leaks..
@@tonkatoytruck how long have you had it if you dont mind me asking?
@@paulmccarthy4277 I have two. The first one I bought in Dec of 2018, and a second in Dec. of 2019, One gets used every day since built. The other is a back up machine. Both going strong with great cooling and no leaks.
Another great video and really in-depth. Love these!!
One question:do u have to take the motherboard out of the case to do this
@@ilker6467 I think so.....but u probs figured it out since this reply is like, 3 months old
@@cant_think_of_a_username4407 lmao
When you're giving a delta temperature don't forget to include the room temperature because otherwise, the entire test doesn't make much sense.
@Ádám Bezzegh If the room is 40c and you have a cooling capacity of 350W on a 1050ti that consumes ~130W the entire test is going to make no sense. The reason been the cooler can desipate as much heat as the air can take. If you perform the same test example (1050ti 350W cooler rate) in a room that's 10c you'll see quite a bit of a difference in the delta. If you want the test to make sense you should either compare it to a known cooler or give info such as fan cfm and room temp.
@Ádám Bezzegh If you are interested in knowing more about it I recommend taking a look at physics and more specifically thermodynamics. I don't want to be offensive! I would like you to understand me.
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This thing is doing an excellent job on my 3600. Not a hot CPU, but im 17* lower than stock cooling. Most AIO's are too expensive VS air cooling.
A very good and detailed video. I am about to install this unit in my PC and you made it very easy to understand. Next time it would be nice if you also showed how to install it to the case.
planning to get this cooler and this video helped greatly. very informative. thank you and keep up the good work!
One question:do u have to take the motherboard out of the case to do this
@@ilker6467 No i just installed it with the motherboard already in, might not be as easy and it required 2 people to do it in my case,.
Amazing attention to details, great job!
Finally thank you so much!
I like John Doyle too
Loved the video. i think you have missed no detail about this product. subscribed.
If I were you, I would have skipped attaching the fans on the radiator as the first task as they add quite a bit of weight to what is already a fairly heavy piece of hardware. I would attach the radiator to the case first, then attach the pump block and then set the fans on, since this AIO has the benefit of having fan screws that can easily be tightened with your fingers so you are also less likely to damage the screw threads.
Most don’t seem to like the little cooler master rgb controllers, I’m a big fan frankly though
I have two of the older versions. The rgb is a pain but works ok. The cooler works well enough if you get them on sale. I got my 240 units for less than 50 bucks so I can not complain. I would not use these on a hot processor. Great video TY
I always feel sad for the energy lost due to lack of technology. We use energy to heat up a device (which is a side effect), then spend more energy and resources too cool it down. It's a waste of resources. Scientists should fix this asap. We need a cpu that does not produce waste heat, or a system that can recycle that heat energy.
Great video. Just when measuring the thermal paste, I thought it had flooded the CPU.
the fans are too loud and not efficient. I replaced the fans with the Corsair Carbide 400R's and at full RPM you can't hear them. Makes the cooling much better. Works well with my Ryzen with a +400mhz bump. - Great Video!
Very nice I might pick this up for my haf xb evo build. :)
One question:do u have to take the motherboard out of the case to do this
Suprised pikachu face no
Would have been great if you had tested it with some standard fans (e.g. Nuctua NF-A12X25) to see the potential of the AIO cooler and for a better more standardized comparison with other cooling systems.
this is very helpful, especially since I'm still running an old setup and don't know how to set this on a non-RGB mobo
My pc is gonna be lookin good🥺
Im getting this for my first non-optiplex build. Wish me good luck!
Thx, this helped amazingly
I just installed one on my 3700X, replacing a ML120L (Came with a prebuild). Still experimenting.
I've been running all the fans on "silent" and getting about what I was on "performance" with the 120. It ramps up but not as much. Hits 70c still. I have it front mounted with push/pull fans (4) in a mesh front case (Neo Air). 8 case fans in total plus 3 on the 3080. I'm going to try setting my fan curve to max earlier, see what happens.
Also didn't notice the RGB Sickleflows included don't match the six *ARGB Sickleflows I already had. Limited in effect and the colors only match in the primary colors. The "white" still has a blue tinge to it. Not what I was going for. Two more argb somewhere in my future. I'm trying to be "done".
I’m prob still gonna buy ... it’s dirt cheap and looks amazing for pretty good performance
Loud af
I like how it looks minimalis the rgb nice and not to much
What do you recommend for my ryzen 5 3600, the ambient temperature where I live is 50 degrees, do you recommend corsair a500 or is this refrigeration the cooler master?
Does something else still work for you?
do you recommend it?
Cooler Master Hyper 212 works just as well if not better as the corsair a500, at a cheaper price point
Great review, really informative at every stage of the way!
Wondering if I am the only one who heard "I've been James fuck it guru" at the end
😂 I can assure you that wasn't what I said but my Yorkshire accent may have sounded like it was.
I literally read this comment as he got to that part XD Can't convince me he said otherwise now X,D
James 'ForKitGuru'
Here in Poland it’s £52 after tax, delivered. I just got it for my new build. I always go with d15 in black but it’s over twice the price.
Saw this on Amazon might pick one up. Nice video on the product!
Thanks, you help me because light was not working before.
I'm so confused as to why when you buy the sickleflow fans separately they are 3-pin ARGB but the same fans here are 4-pin RGB, I was trying to keep all my fans consistent throughout my build and have already bought the individual fans for the rest of my case. It's not an issue that can't be worked around but it is a weird inconsistency.
I've got the ML120L V2 RGB, I can only get solid colours on the fan. Using the ASUS software 'Rainbow' is pretty much identical to 'Colour Cycle' it can do all the colours but only each solid colour at one time. Do you also have this issue? I've seen the SickleFlow fans do all sorts of different effects...
Does this ever need to be refilled with water? Or can u hook it up and good forever? Or until changing processor anyways?
but can the waterblock logo be turned? a friend has the logo vertically instead of horizontally. Does it need to be disassembled again?
You didn't mention the price it's a steal !! Should be good in most but the highest temp CPUs. Anything else will be fine.
question please, at 9:18 when securing the lga1700 mount to the mobo, it almost seems to rattle a little bit even after securing all four screws, and almost feels ever so slightly loose. Mine is doing the same thing. do you think that's normal?
Which one will you suggest for i7 10700k ... CoolerMaster ML240L V2 or Corsair H100i Platinum?
does it come with flat head fan screws or lower profile screws for fans? thumb screws are kinda bulky for my ITX build so I am kinda worried.
are the fans set up to push air towards the radiator, or outwards from the radiator?
towards, you want the air to flow THROUGH the radiator.
Thank you so much 🤗
Hello, great video. I want to ask you a question, do you recommend using this cooler for a Ryzen 9 3900XT processor? or which one would you recommend?
I don't. I had the original ML240L and it was great. The V2 version of it is no better than a Hyper 212. Mine will be going back to Micro Center. I have a 2600x undervolted and running with PBO enabled, and doing stress testing gets me into the mid 70s with it.
My original ML240L didn't pass 65 degrees with the same tests.
In gaming I get into the low 60s with this cooler, and with the original I MAY have spiked to 55 or so occasionally.
@@jamesmdean1987 should i get this or just air cooler w the same price?
@@muammarbasalamah6943 air cooler for the same price.
Sir, I have a msi B450 Gaming Pro Carbon AC motherboard and there is not cpu_opt, only CPU fan header on my motherboard. I want to ask where to connect the three-pin pump cable?
Any other available fan header should be fine. However, I would make sure to configure the pump to run at full speed.
It’s cheap as chips and beats the Corsair counter parts I think that’s a win
it has life expectancy of 18.2 years 👌🏻 btw how to do maintainance to this AIO?
Shouldnt you tighten in a square patern to squeeze out the gaps and tighten evenly like they do on a wheel
No, that'll squeeze the thermal paste out to one side. you want to tighten in an x to make sure that one side isn't more tight than the other.
Thank you for the video!
I have a question about vibration noise. I hear a vibration noise when the pc is hot, but no at the moment that the pc reaches certain hot temperature but when the time passes in such temperatures. I listen carefully and it is not a pump noise because it is not even and not like the ones I hear on the internet. The noise comes from the upper part of the CPU, in the fans area. What do you think about it? Also when in idle it happens, but much more quiet and almost undetectable.
Thank you very much and if you can help me I would appreciate a lot.
Have a great day!
i have a problem with this cooler . every time i open a videogame and sometimes a website , there is a loud sound coming from the fans but it happens from time to time and then it disappears . what can it be the problem? , i didn't install the cooler , a friend of mine did . is it a bad installation? or does it need some calibration? btw the temperature of the CPU is ok . it never overheats or something like that.
Will the
CM MasterLiquid ML240L sufficiently cool an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core?
Also is there alot of maintenance involved with this cooler?
For AUD$78... I'm getting it. I don't care about noise
What program do you use to get this to sync with your other Fans and Gskill trident Z memory?
you can use aura sync or armoury crate
Disappointing and underperformed? How exactly, because it couldn’t perform well on an i9 GPU that no one can afford anyways? LOL. If you’re buying an i9 chip then you obviously have more money to spend on a better cooler. Just saying.
I have one running with a ryzen 5 & honestly it’s not doing good it’s getting up to 90c @portersX2Ray
because it is easily outperformed by any dual tower air cooler
My Mobo doesn't have CPU_OPT, where should I install the Pump? There's a PUMP_FAN1 socket, should I connect it there?
So i just installed this. Aio fans work, but no rgb in the fans or cooler... All cables are connected correctly cannot figure it out. And sadly this model isn't compatible with Masterplus software... Any ideas?
A word of advice to anyone who might be considering buying one of these bad boys. If you have a 5900x AMD CPU and you want to cool it with it, it will do a decent job on the temperature front, but on the noise levels it will be like you have a harrier jet trying to take off in your room
I bought this yesterday for my Ryzen 5 3600. The temps are cool but this whining noise all the time like its going to take off. Is this the known problem for this cooler? Can i tweak it somehow?
@@bkstandukar Download a program to regulate at whihch temperature how much the fans spin up. I have one for my x570 motherboard that helps me configure when the fans spool up. Basically on light use 20-30% fan speed keeps your system pretty cool ( i have a 5900x ) and the temperatures are in the 40-50 degrees and 25-30% fan speed. At that speed the fans are pretty quiet
@@DenisKeman Thanks. Will sure give it a try.
Congratulations on your video. You could say which is better? This Cooler Master 240L V2 or Enermas LIQMAX III 240 RGB. Thank you
previous liqmax had some problems with the liquid inside getting gunked, not sure if fixed. My 2 ML240s v1 have been fine for me.
Did he say keeping an 9900k at 67°C, at max overclocking and under stress is disappointing??
Very well planned video, thanks for the info. Subscribed.
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Hi, could you tell me what was the motherboard that you connected the cooling to?
why do you wanna know loo
@@bhanjin4829 becouse i’m wanna buy new for PC
@@kam1lusky679 dont just copy what this guy go, do research and find parts to build a pc
With the Pump Power plugging into the CPU opt header, is the actual header on the mobo a 4 pin, and the pump power just has 3 holes on the cable?
yes. but you plug it in 4 pin anyway.
AIO PUMP in AMD X670E motherboard has 4 pins but the cooler pump socket is 3 pin..where do I connect?
Would this adequately cool the 10700k? Maybe with some occasional over locking.
Yes
can you do a picture on the screen of that aio?
So would this be alright with the ryzen 7 processor? I’m new to building and don’t want to mess something up😂
What about testing under game usage and gaming + streaming usage what's the temperatures under this conditions? i'm really inclined to buy this one for overclocking my i5 4690k is it enough ?
Thanks
Great video. I always enjoyed a Lancashire accent.... Much better than a Brummie trying to explain tech
hi i just bought this aio but i dont think its working? my radiator is just cold even if my pc has runned for over an hour, my pump on my cpu is also just almost cold you cant realy feel the heat its just like its turned off, any 1 know's what im talking about/tips ?
Im trying to build my first pc but the only part im lacking is a cooling system for my cpu
I got an Asus ROG Strix z490-e mother board and an i7 10700k cpu would this water cooler be compatible?
Which leg of the pump is the water intake .... the lower placed one ?
can I get the link for the software that controls the rgb lights?
Did you find it? I got the cooler but i can't change the colors in my rgb fusion (aorus b450) I dont know what to do
@@Rcalero you can try aura sync rather than rgb fusion. It works better.
Hi! Shouldn't the CPU cooler go to CPU_FAN Header and Radiator Fans go to CPU_OPT?
Some boards are different like asus it CPU OUT is rgb header name
Should I buy this or Deepcool gammaxx L240? Which one would perfectly pair with my r5 3600(Overclocked to 4.1Ghz)?
I got the old version of the 360 rad, it's ok- but I've heard they are prone to fail. I will probably be swapping it out very soon for possibly a corsair 360 or any one that's recommended to be good, * am4, rgb (love making a custom colour scheme) and good reliability :)
Great video thank you !
Did this come with thermal paste or do I have to buy some before I get this thing?
It comes with thermal paste.
Thank you
What do I do if I don't have CPU_OTP? I have a Gigabyte B550M DS3H Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard.
Bro my aio is not getting detected in the rgb fusion software but works fine with remote only. What am i foing wrong here. I have recoonected cables of 12v rgb as well
My ryzen 5 3600 overclocked to 4.2 ghz and i lay almost in 80 degrees on load. I have the same aio cooler
how is your noise level? I bought this cooler yesterday for my Ryzen 5 3600 too. The temps are cool for me but this whining noise all the time like its going to take off. How did you solve noise problem? Or you don't have it?
@@bkstandukar Did you solve your problem ? i'm planning on buying this cooler for my Ryzen 5 3600 too, is it really efficient ?
@@Nysek yes i solved my problem by setting the radiator fan speed to max 50%. Above 50% makes too much noise. Grinding noise as if its gonna set off. But temps are really impressive. No complaints there. My normal temps are 40 when idle and 65-70 under load(playing warzone).
@@bkstandukar Wow thanks !
Mine (with stock fan) is at 50 idle and 80 load, idk if it is worth it to upgrade to this watercooling :/
@@Nysek if noise and budget is your problem but u want asthetics, then go for it. If temps are your problem(if u want to overclock), then go for air cooler like arctis esport duo. Both of these are budget friendly.
Don't listen to egg-shaped screw pattern....you want to go diagonals to other diagonals with screw tightening.... think X pattern only to snug, then once all snug tighten down properly...
Can you configure its fan installation, since i wanted it as an intake and place it at the front.
Does this come with short screws so you can screw this to your case for top mounting?
yes. everything needed is included in the box.
would this cooler master be better then the nzxt Kraken X53 for a fraction of the price?
Has Briony left the kitguru team ? sorry if this has been asked before
i dont have cpu opt pin, should put the pump on pump fan and the radiator fans on cpu fan?
You insert it on cpu fan pin
Great video. I was able to install on my prebuilt cyber power pc. Only problem is I am unable to sync all the rgb lights. The fans that came with PC are 3 pin rgb and the fans with the cooler are 4pin. I tried a splitter but nothing turned on.
Did you fix that? I'm having the same problem here. I want my lights white, and when I turn on my pc, they're red --'
Hi, how to change the color? pcq I can't do it with Masterplus
I was very interested in buying this cooler but it has terrible reviews on Amazon. Thermal paste licking, the pomp gets very noisy, the radiator comes damaged, the pipes are worse material than presented, etc. Amazon seems sus af at this point.
James, what is the model of this case that you're using? Thank you.
It is a home made test bench.
can we change color in mobo rgb software for example asrock polychrome paralel with ram rgb color , fan casing as well
what makes me mad is the RGB color of the fans does not match the pump. The pump and RAM are the same, but the fans are always a few shades off. Hard to have a completed look when the parts from the same piece don't match.
my cousin said this liquid for his pc has overheating and not boosting fps the deepcool was better for him and cheap how it's possible?