Enermax Liqtech II 360 Addressable RGB AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - 360mm Radiator, Triple 120mm PWM Fan, Max 2300RPM for Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, AMD Socket AM4, AM5

Easy to install in my Lian Li O11 Dynamic. Just a note, the cooler is aRGB 3 pin, not RGB 4 pin. The fans are a little loud under load, but keeps my R3600 at a cool 47C while gaming and OC’d. Just a note for AMD users, the plastic washers you need are in the bag with the Intel pieces. Don’t forget them, you will need them. Just follow the instructions and you shouldn’t have any issues.

At a CPU clock speed of 4.7ghz @idle stays between 29°-31° and 41°-45° under full load. Performance is definitely not an issue. It's quiet, aesthetic and performs to expectations. At first glance I opened the box and I was shocked how big the CPU header was and was nervous to see how it'll fit. So far no issues, overall, it's a great product and would highly recommend it to a family member or friend. Thumbs up.

The review above from “Renate Maher” is likely a troll account or a competitor. The giveaway was when he said the Wraith Prism cools better than this 360mm AIO. That’s physically impossible. AmD to say it leaked. I seriously doubt that. If anything he experienced issues due to user error. Manhandled the thing or didn’t install it correctly. Don’t believe it. I’ve installed a few AIO coolers from Corsair and EVGA and this Enermax cooler is actually a quicker, easier install than either of those more popular brands. A key thing is the rad having pre drilled mounting holes, it makes a big difference in ease of installation so kudos to Enermax for attention to detail the big guys are missing. Everything feels well made and has a good look and feel to it. The white braided hose covers are exceptionally nice looking. The cooler being controlled by the UEFI bios means less wires and headers needed. No buggy bloatware required. This is another pro. Other reviewers noted the fans being loud. I could tell that they are loud by the frame and blade design. They do have a good quality bearing, but I can’t tolerate fan noise so I swapped them out for Arctic P12 pressure optimized fans that I know are quiet. However, this was a mistake as the Arctic fans had much less RPM, CFM, and Static pressure then the stock fans, so temps were higher than they should have been. I swapped back in the the stock fans and it’s true they are loud under full cpu load, really loud. The good news is with the stock fans I’m able to keep at stable 5.1 OC on my 9700K @ 1.385V at 85C. With a 5.0 all core OC it stayed at 82. It soaks the heat well as any other 360mm AIO. Overall, this AIO is a mixed bag and there are enough cons now outweighing the pros leading me to return it and go with another AIO. Other issues besides the loud fans are: fan plastic shroud isn't the same shade of white as the radiator, the pump block is only 5V three pin ARGB, so my ASUS Mobo cannot control it, the remote it comes with is very basic and limited in function, you can only adjust the speed of the rainbow moving and the pattern, you cannot change the color with the remote so I had to turn it off. the CPU block is huge and black, much bigger than competition's. It's a bummer. Not many all white AIO out there and especially at this good price. I really wanted to keep it but the fan noise is too much. If they ever release a better fan with a quiet blade design I’d definitely give them a chance again in the future.

The performance is quite good. About as good as other 360 AIO from reviews I gather online. Fits my black/white build well. I deduct 1 star because of the fan. While it look really good, its performance/noise ratio is bellow average. It is the loudest in my case with just 1100rpm. Overall, decent AIO, got it for $120 ish, at this price its a no brainer. Oh, it came with a small gift from Lepatek too.

It works amazing. I have thew a ton of benchmarks and such at it such as Prime95. I have it in a system that I use mainly for VR. Always runs cool and quiet.

I was really excited for this AIO to come out.. It had so much promise! High flow rate Pump, 360 Rad IN WHITE!! But in reality, I'm seriously let down, and may even return it. Pro's The pump is quiet even at 2800 rpms It looks GREAT and... no nothing else CONS My temps went UP 5c from a 240 corsair. The fans ARE LOUD!!!!! I can barely handle them at 50ish percent, and that just raises the temps even more It's EXPENSIVE, for the same price you can get just about any other proven acetek based 360 AIO's and save a few bucks.. The install was the WORST I've ever had to deal with from the stupid back plate screws and pads that only 2 fit snug and the other 2 kept falling off, and every 3rd radiator mounting holes would be off just enough to make it to where I had to nearly break the fan so the screw would line up correctly.. Like I said before, I really wanted to like this, but this AIO has been a nightmare to deal with... So unless you ONLY care about looks AND have enough to buy 3 quieter fans, then I say pass on this product.. If something doesn't change soon (I'm even holding onto the hope that maybe the thermal paste just needs time to cure) I will be switching back to my old corsair model and return something I was so excited to get.

So far it's keeping my Ryzen 7 3700X relatively cool. I have the 360mm radiator set up with 6 rgb fans in a push pull setup for maximum airflow from some quiet, moderately weak fans.

When I noticed there was lots of leaking when I went to open the box i was very confused ok what had happen because I'm very new to Liquid cooling, but I knew this wasn't a normal thing. I further inspected it and see where the leak was coming from, there was actually a crack in the cpu cooler pump. I was highly disappointed and now I have to have almost a month to get a refund for my item , and another week or 2 for my "NEW" liquid cooler :(