*Side note: I mentioned that the 12900K power limit is "unlocked". What I mean by that, is that the power constraints can be edited. Not that the CPU will draw an indefinite amount of power to increase performance.
"If you were planning to use your own fans, you'd be spending and extra $30 to $100 on fans, you're probably not going to buy the cheapest 360mm AIO on Amazon." Says who? I must be the oddball because that's exactly what I'm doing. LOL!
I got the 240 mm and bout the thermal right fans tl-c12 trying to mount all this into an older antec 1200v3 plenty of room but limited to layout options can’t wait to get my parts it’s gonna be impressive hopefully . My brother gave me the pc , he built it back in 2016-2017 . Has a gigabyte z370xp sli , i5-8400, 32 gb 3600 mhz 18 cas ram and seagate 2 tb hdd hoping to upgrade soon also tuning a Msi 1050ti lmfao at the time back in the day it was pretty decent to talk bout now it’s lack luster hoping to upgrade case cpu and gpu soon look at 5600x and a rx5700xt aswell as new motherboard . Anybody have any hood gpu cpu combos they recommend that are budget friendly
You can get the best results with arctic p12s only for 30 dolars. Probably it is not going to be cheapest but it is going to be one of the best and quietest aio.
This aio is perfect. It does exactly what it should do and that is keeping ur cpu cool. I have a white one and yes I bought this not knowing what to expect. Well I run my Ryzen 7 5800x @ 4.925Ghz and under full load it won't go past 76 celsius. Idle the cpu is around 34 celsius and during gaming I haven't passed 56 celsius. I'm really surprised by it's performance for the price. Also the quality doesn't look or feels cheap at all. It's a premium aio built quality for a cheap price. The location of the pump was a big question mark to me but I have to say it's dead quiet and you don't ever have to worry about air bubbles in your pump cause of it's location. The only downside are as suspected with most aio are the fans. They look great and have a good static pressure but the noise is just a bit too much for me. So I replaced the fans cause my PC is hooked to my tv and stands in the livingroom so I want it to be as quiet as possible. If you only use it while gaming and wearing a headset you won't hear the fans at all. In that case I would keep them cause they look really good. Conclusion for me: you cant really go wrong with this aio. Nice review dude!
Thank you for the review of this cheap AIO. PLEASE turn your stereo mic to mono. As you turn your head the audio is panning. I'm missing the point due to left-right drift..
I'm currently running an i9-13900k on a Noctua NH-D15 chromax black, would you say this would outperform it? Askin since games like helldivers 2 and overwatch 2 get temps around high 70s - mid 80s celsius.
I have a really really stupid question. Does it come with liquid already in it since it seems to be a closed system or is nobody really showing how to fill it lol.
Hi I'm planning on buying this AIO, these guys are definitely getting more and more popular! I was gonna spend around $120 on a 240mm AIO.. but after hearing about this randomly, was pretty shocked, like a "too good to be true" moment lol. But where I'm at now is that I would want to use this on my Aorus RTX 2080 ti, I'm using the NZXT Kraken G12 mount w/ a Corsair H55 (120mm), so not the best AIO you know, especially for a GPU.. I was actually gonna use an air cooler for the gpu, but only have 4 and a half inches of clearance from the psu to the gpu, so dont have any clue on what to get.. I was just gonna keep the g12 mount and get a 360mm but what u guys think? 🤷♂️😅
Thr Prism uses a different pump design. You're more likely to hear the pump whine. It's OK, but I still prefer the Notte. Albeit, I haven't tested the Prism extensively. If that's something you'd like me to do, say the word, and I'll make a video. It will take about 2 days.
Seriously though, I'm in the middle of benchmarking this CPU in a more thorough manner. This thing is about to terminate my breaker box. It will clock to 5.2 Ghz at 250W+ package power and stay there for as long as the AIO can keep it under 100C. It's nuts! If I dial back the frequency just a tad, I can get 90%+ of the same performance at around 150W.
Hi, I have a gigabyte mobo so I use rgbfusion, but on Amazon the pictures shows the Asus rgb software and there are no indication on the softwares that work with it, do you know if I can use it with my motherboard?
@maitreip1433 thanks my friend. I've got lots of content on the way, I'm just rebuilding my set at the moment. Let me know if you have any video requests. I will make them.
I'm going to be using the fans it comes with at the bottom intake for a lancool 216 then replacing the ones it comes with with CM mobius 120p fans that were on half price sale for 20 dollars each which have amazing static pressure@@50shadesofbeige88
I need help so my rgb for the fans are not turning on I check every wire is correctly connect and not loose the aio pump rgb is working but the fans rgb is not working the fans are working and I was wondering if I have to download a software to turn on the rgb.😔
@@twinuzis2k I find it to be quite quiet, personally, but my ears aren't as good as they used to be. WelshyTech has his computer on his desk, perhaps a foot or so from his head, so it's very loud to him, whereas mine sits on the floor at least 2 feet away. It will also depend on the pump speed and the fan curves.
Sorry i missed your comment. I have a hard time respinding to each one now that the channel has got some traction. The BEST 360 AIO? Hard to say. Best in what way? I think this particular AIO is the best value, though you can probably get better performance and a quieter pump/fans from a Cooler Master ML360 or Arctic Liquid Freezer II, but the price will be 2x or more. Thanks for the comment.
@@50shadesofbeige88 Yes I would like that since I stay in a warmer climate country so it helps to know which AIOs can do the job. I'm planning on getting an i7 13700K soon.
*Side note: I mentioned that the 12900K power limit is "unlocked". What I mean by that, is that the power constraints can be edited. Not that the CPU will draw an indefinite amount of power to increase performance.
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$70 for a 360mm?! That sounds like I need to put that on my list for the next build!
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bequiet Pure loop series has a doudle decoupled pump design as well. I owened the 280mm varient. Currently using EK AIO. Love them both.
This sounds too good to be true. This thing probably breaks after like 3 months. Would love to see some long term reports from people.
Warrantee, return it...?
"If you were planning to use your own fans, you'd be spending and extra $30 to $100 on fans, you're probably not going to buy the cheapest 360mm AIO on Amazon." Says who? I must be the oddball because that's exactly what I'm doing. LOL!
Fair enough :) it's still a great AIO for the price.
@@50shadesofbeige88 Agree. I already had 3 Lian Li Infinity Mirror fans and I figured it will pair well with the mirror on the Notte 360. 🙂
@aiwa501 Ooh! Nice fans. :)
I got the 240 mm and bout the thermal right fans tl-c12 trying to mount all this into an older antec 1200v3 plenty of room but limited to layout options can’t wait to get my parts it’s gonna be impressive hopefully . My brother gave me the pc , he built it back in 2016-2017 . Has a gigabyte z370xp sli , i5-8400, 32 gb 3600 mhz 18 cas ram and seagate 2 tb hdd hoping to upgrade soon also tuning a Msi 1050ti lmfao at the time back in the day it was pretty decent to talk bout now it’s lack luster hoping to upgrade case cpu and gpu soon look at 5600x and a rx5700xt aswell as new motherboard . Anybody have any hood gpu cpu combos they recommend that are budget friendly
You can get the best results with arctic p12s only for 30 dolars. Probably it is not going to be cheapest but it is going to be one of the best and quietest aio.
This aio is perfect. It does exactly what it should do and that is keeping ur cpu cool. I have a white one and yes I bought this not knowing what to expect. Well I run my Ryzen 7 5800x @ 4.925Ghz and under full load it won't go past 76 celsius. Idle the cpu is around 34 celsius and during gaming I haven't passed 56 celsius. I'm really surprised by it's performance for the price. Also the quality doesn't look or feels cheap at all. It's a premium aio built quality for a cheap price. The location of the pump was a big question mark to me but I have to say it's dead quiet and you don't ever have to worry about air bubbles in your pump cause of it's location. The only downside are as suspected with most aio are the fans. They look great and have a good static pressure but the noise is just a bit too much for me. So I replaced the fans cause my PC is hooked to my tv and stands in the livingroom so I want it to be as quiet as possible. If you only use it while gaming and wearing a headset you won't hear the fans at all. In that case I would keep them cause they look really good. Conclusion for me: you cant really go wrong with this aio. Nice review dude!
Yeah, I thought the fans were noisy, too. Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you like this AIO.
Thank you for the review of this cheap AIO. PLEASE turn your stereo mic to mono. As you turn your head the audio is panning. I'm missing the point due to left-right drift..
Thanks for the feedback! I don't have a mic. I just use a phone. There's no mono setting. I'll keep that in mind as the channel grows.
I'm currently running an i9-13900k on a Noctua NH-D15 chromax black, would you say this would outperform it?
Askin since games like helldivers 2 and overwatch 2 get temps around high 70s - mid 80s celsius.
I have a really really stupid question. Does it come with liquid already in it since it seems to be a closed system or is nobody really showing how to fill it lol.
Yes. All sealed AIO coolers come pre-filled. Thanks for the comment!
Hi I'm planning on buying this AIO, these guys are definitely getting more and more popular! I was gonna spend around $120 on a 240mm AIO.. but after hearing about this randomly, was pretty shocked, like a "too good to be true" moment lol. But where I'm at now is that I would want to use this on my Aorus RTX 2080 ti, I'm using the NZXT Kraken G12 mount w/ a Corsair H55 (120mm), so not the best AIO you know, especially for a GPU.. I was actually gonna use an air cooler for the gpu, but only have 4 and a half inches of clearance from the psu to the gpu, so dont have any clue on what to get.. I was just gonna keep the g12 mount and get a 360mm but what u guys think? 🤷♂️😅
Asus AIO's use the same design. Inline pumps avoid copyright lawsuits.
Is there a hub for the fans and argb in the box or do i have to put them all in my motherboard sepperatly?
No, there is no hub for the fans but there is a splitter for the RGB and the fans so you only need 1 header for the fans and 1 RGB header.
hiii, i have a question, do you think is better this one or the frozen prism? whats the difference? thanks
Thr Prism uses a different pump design. You're more likely to hear the pump whine. It's OK, but I still prefer the Notte. Albeit, I haven't tested the Prism extensively. If that's something you'd like me to do, say the word, and I'll make a video. It will take about 2 days.
I don't know, that looks like something that might be inside of a Terminator... I'm scared of Terminators.
Come with me if you want to live.
Seriously though, I'm in the middle of benchmarking this CPU in a more thorough manner. This thing is about to terminate my breaker box. It will clock to 5.2 Ghz at 250W+ package power and stay there for as long as the AIO can keep it under 100C. It's nuts! If I dial back the frequency just a tad, I can get 90%+ of the same performance at around 150W.
Hi, I have a gigabyte mobo so I use rgbfusion, but on Amazon the pictures shows the Asus rgb software and there are no indication on the softwares that work with it, do you know if I can use it with my motherboard?
I used OpenRGB and SignalRGB. If it works with that, it will work with any 5V RGB header. What model motherboard do you have exactly?
@@50shadesofbeige88 I have a gigabyte z590 gaming x
It'll be fine with that motherboard. :)
@@50shadesofbeige88 thanks 👍 I just discovered your channel and your videos are great keep it up 💪
@maitreip1433 thanks my friend. I've got lots of content on the way, I'm just rebuilding my set at the moment. Let me know if you have any video requests. I will make them.
87c is kinda high fr, i got two airflow fans maxxed out on a be quite tower cooler and i get to 70c
Do you think this can cool an i9-11900k?
How do you change the rgb?
You can use ASRock Polychrome software, but I recommend Signal RGB. I didn't have much luck with OpenRGB.
the frozen notte is 185 aud compared to frozen prism for 125 so its too much of a difference to be worth it.
I prefer the fans on the Notte, but they're very similar. If you can save 60 AUD, I say it's worth it.
I'm going to be using the fans it comes with at the bottom intake for a lancool 216 then replacing the ones it comes with with CM mobius 120p fans that were on half price sale for 20 dollars each which have amazing static pressure@@50shadesofbeige88
I need help so my rgb for the fans are not turning on I check every wire is correctly connect and not loose the aio pump rgb is working but the fans rgb is not working the fans are working and I was wondering if I have to download a software to turn on the rgb.😔
Did you find out why?
I just finished testing this for 4 months. It really is pretty amazing, isn't it though? What do you think is the best 360 AIO?
is it really that loud?
@@twinuzis2k I find it to be quite quiet, personally, but my ears aren't as good as they used to be. WelshyTech has his computer on his desk, perhaps a foot or so from his head, so it's very loud to him, whereas mine sits on the floor at least 2 feet away.
It will also depend on the pump speed and the fan curves.
@@ThePCExpertAmateur thank you
@@twinuzis2k YW
Sorry i missed your comment. I have a hard time respinding to each one now that the channel has got some traction. The BEST 360 AIO? Hard to say. Best in what way? I think this particular AIO is the best value, though you can probably get better performance and a quieter pump/fans from a Cooler Master ML360 or Arctic Liquid Freezer II, but the price will be 2x or more. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks for the video, will this work for 14700K ?
Yes. It will do fine with the 14700K
I'd buy this Naughty, but Prism 360 was $53....
What was your ambient temperature?
74F, but as I stated in the video, the test was more just to confirm that there were no major shortcomings with the AIO. It was far from scientific.
If you want a proper benchmark and comparison in a case, I can do that for you. I just didn't think there would be much demand for it.
@@50shadesofbeige88 Thanks for your prompt response.
@@50shadesofbeige88 Yes I would like that since I stay in a warmer climate country so it helps to know which AIOs can do the job. I'm planning on getting an i7 13700K soon.
Ok. I'll do it tonight. Make sure you subscribe! 😅