ASUS ROG Strix LC 360 White Edition All-in-one Liquid CPU Cooler with Aura Sync RGB, and Triple 120mm Addressable RGB Radiator Fans

UPDATE: I paid to have the cooler replaced with an RMA and it cools perfectly now. The AI overclocked the cpu to 4.8 gigs and it idles at 29C on average. It maxes at 51C at 4.8 gigs. I had it on 4.9 gigs on the hard game and it maxed at 55C. I leave it on the AI settings.The Armoury Crate works great now that it got fixed and upgraded. It shows the temps really well.UPDATE: Cooler went bad. CPU temps suddenly jump 25C for no reason at all then idles in the 60 C to 70C range instead of 35C to 41C. ASUS says it is air bubbles or blockage and gave me an RMA. Now I am out of using my comp for a month and have to pay shipping and then to have it reinstalled. I will probably buy a new one in white because you cannot buy replacement fans and I cannot do without my computer for a month.Beware of bad fan issues. One of the fans on my cooler stopped lighting up and working from a loose rgb wire connection. I had to research a new fan before I fixed it. No working fans per specs of 80 cfm are available for sale on amazon and ASUS does not sell replacement fans. 63 cfm was the best 120mm rgb fan I could find on amazon.If your fan goes bad you just have to buy a new one and the reviews say they go bad. The bad reviews also show that many of the cooler fans went bad or did not display the rgb colors on the color.

I read that the new i9-10900K CPU runs hot, and wanted to make sure I had the cooling for it.My ASUS Maximus Hero XII board auto overclocks the CPU by 45%, and this definitely covered my worry.Idle CPU temps run around 32C-35C, and running Unigines Heaven Benchmark tool with extreme settings, managed to get the temp up to around 80C-83C. When checking CPU Temp under load, like with a few different games, the average CPU Temp is around 60C - 70C depending on the game. The only thing I wish this AIO Cooler had was the mini screen that you can have show the CPU Temp, Voltage, etc. Asus does have an AIO 360 product that does that, but they were out of stock all over when I bought this one. I think it costs a bit more as well.Overall I think this ASUS ROG Strix LC 360 AIO Cooler works great. Fans are pretty quiet too. I would definitely purchase it again.

This product was exactly what I needed to finish my build. Interesting enough in a NZXT case this two fan system fits better than a NZXT 1 fan liquid cooler.It was easy to install and only takes a few minutues. Works right out the box with the Aura software and keeps the cpu cool.My only advice is not to over screw anything as I did break off a screw on the back side that holds the radiator onto the case. This basically means don’t over screw as the unit is fine but the screw head came off.In comparison to the NZXT 1 fan, that tubing port used onto my video card or pressed onto the glass so much that it almost wouldn’t close.This fan seems to have more flexible cables and tubes which work better in my case. Also it looks great to have all ROG STRIX ASUS parts.

I enjoy it so far, no high temps and it looks great in my system. I didn't not use the fans on the cooler itself, I did move them to the back section of my system. They rest right next to the motherboard. FYI: Any guys who purchase this, the radiator chassis frame is coated in a very metallic white paint i.e. sparkly. In case you were wondering. The glass eye section does not change, it looks to be a laser etched thing I believe. Still looks nice nonetheless. The fan addressable cables are SHORT. So in case you decide to use them, the length does not carry super far. I know my case doesn't fit them as good as others might, but its hard to make it look nice as well as connect everything well. If you ask questions, I will do my best to answer them!

Great product. But you pay for the name and I was a bit disappointed in the radiator condition upon arrival.1) this is a very clean looking and high functioning 360 mm io.2) keeps my i9 9900k 5-10 c cooler than my old 240 mm cooler master.3) it is pricey. There are other options that would fit my needs and be cheaper, but as you can see I went with an asus tuff gaming tower ,white and wanted to match my cooler.4) while the boxing and quality of pretty much everything is what you would expect from asus , top notch, I was very disappointed to see the fins of the radiator folded in in several spots and pretty bad in a couple. I am an HVAC tech and was not afraid to go ahead and take a controls screw driver and bend them back straight. It is crucial for any radiator to have good flow through its fins and a brand new radiator should be perfect. So yea I was a little hurt after spending that much on a top notch flashy set up to see bent fins. But I got it straight and fully functional.5)I don’t notice any increase in fan noise over my cooler master unless it really ramps the fans up. But even under load playing warzone I don’t exceed 50-60c at fans running 60-70% with the i9 over clocking close to 5.2 mghz6) the rgb header for the fans is 3 pin beware. I use an asus z390-a mobo and while it’s perfect for my needs it only has 2 4 pin headers. I had to get an adapter, which was fine it allowed me to use my led backlights on my monitors off ICUE which I use to run my ram rgb’s so all the case fans and back lights run on the same address .... so that could be better but it’s nice being able to control them all on one piece of software.7) the io pump rgb cannot be controlled the way I have my setup. It is a static color using icue for some reason. If I use aura sync I can change it but I prefer using one piece of software. Maybe this will change in a future software update , the pump rgb also plugs into a usb slot on your mobo.