Thermalright Frozen Prism 240 Black AIO Water Cooler,Liquid CPU Cooler, 2×120mm PWM Fans Water Cooling System,1850RPM High Speed,Compatible with AMD/AM4/AM5 & Intel LGA115X/1200/2066/1700

Perfect for my build. I love the aesthetics and you can change the LED colors because they're addressable. Cools my CPU really well. It's easy to clean, just use a blower or compressed air and all the dust is gone.

Works perfectly! Keeps my 9800x3d cool! The faceplate can be rotated, and the color can be controlled with an rgb header.

cpu still gets too hot sometimes but very rarely, usually runs pretty cool, worth the money, i think it running hot is when i stress it out

Ordered this for my new 9700x, and I'm glad I did! I figured a budget aio would be sufficient given the energy efficiency of the new AMD CPUs. I've had this going in my build for about 2 days now, and have maintained much lower CPU temps than I did with my old cooler on my 9700k.Build quality seems great for the price. The fans on the radiator have male and female connectors for the rgb connections, which makes it even easier to wire up.The hoses are flexible enough to make most mounting orientations work. The instructions aren't very descriptive, but the process of installing an aio isnt very complex.As an added bonus, my GPU isnt getting as hot now either, though thats likely more due to the CPU power draw than anything.

Holy smokes! ... I had just installed Noctua NH-U12S on Ryzen 5600X. As you know that series runs on the hot side. It barely put a dent into the heat. On idle PC ran around 130F. While gaming it shot up around 192F. Way to hot for any type of gaming. I returned that, and picked up this THermalright Frozen Prism AIO liquid cooler. For some reason, Ive had luck in the past with liquid coolers.As shocking as it is. I never saw my 5600X drop under 100F. The Frozen Prism has brought down the CPU down to 96F to around 100F idle. While gaming, I havent seen anything past 144F. That is nuts temp drop. Considering where I'm coming from. I have nothing but rave for this product.Installation is pretty straight forward. Your mobo will need a RGB header to make the RGB lights to work.

Ordered this cooler based on the reviews expressing how it has been impressive for the price and how the AIO keeps the temps cool without needing to ramp the fans. I swapped this into my son's PC when I upgraded his CPU to a R7 3700X. The stock cooler on his R5 3600 and ramping the 2070 super was seeing temps of 75-80C (CPU temp). After upgrading to this AIO and adding an additional fan for the case, his temps are not even trying to climb above 55C and we were able to adjust his GPU fan curve down as it was also staying much cooler. The GPU used to see temps in the 80C range as well but now even with a less aggressive curve, barely touches 65C. In all, if this cooler holds, it is definitely worth the cheaper cost. 3 of my PCs are running the Cooler Master ML240 coolers which have been ok but this cooler and the simplicity has made me regret not trying to K.I.S.S. related to budget level items that out-perform expectations. For those that are unsure - 40,000 hours for failure is roughly 4.25 years if running 24/7 - so the expectancy seems decent based on that rating.If this review is unchanged, the AIO is still kicking and exceeding expectations.

I installed this cpu cooler on my computer. I am running an I-7 14300 cpu and a Gigabyte motherboard. It has been running each day since June of this year. Last week 12/14/24 the computer would not turn on. I had gone to lunch with the computer running and when I returned from lunch, 1 hour, the computer was off the has not turned back on.Be very careful if you have this cpu cooler running on an I-7 platform.

Keeps CPU at 35C idle, peaks at about 86C under CPU stress test (prime 95 stress test, set to continuous mode, peaks at 86C after about 15 minutes )