ID-COOLING FX240 PRO Liquid CPU Cooler for Desktop - 240mm AIO Cooler, 2 x 120mm High-efficient Fans, Special CD Pattern Pump Header, Intel & AMD Compatible

I have been building PC's for 20 years and have always purchased high-end brand name parts. This is the cheapest cooler I've ever purchased for a PC and must say I have zero complaints. I've been running it for a month straight now with no issues and don't expect any. It is quiet, maintains a cool temperature, and the cooler itself looks sleek and simple which matches my entire all-black build. No frills, just black on black quality cooling for a solid price. If the aesthetic is what you're looking for and it helps out your budget, I would recommend this cooler all day. If you are looking for an affordable, yet quality AIO I would also recommend this one all day. Pleasantly surprised.

I picked this cooler up for $53 on sale, but even then; it's hard to beat for $60ish USD. I'm sincerely hoping ID never discontinues this line of cooler. Installation on AM4 was a breeze, but I knew what to expect already since I'd been using ID's old Auraflow line in both customer and personal machines, and the quality was always historically solid for what you paid. The FX360 isn't an exception to the price-to-performance that I expect from ID. These guys make absolute powerhouse coolers for the price bracket, coming in even cheaper than some other complete no-name Temu brands lol. Cooling on this is no doubt stellar. In the second pic, you'll see a series of numbers in my task bar. The first set of numbers is my CPU overall usage, and the second set is CPU package temp. With an ambient temp of 17° C / 64° F, my 5900x idles at a mere 29° C which is just nuts for how inexpensive this cooler is. As far as stock fans go, I love them. The daisy chain system is a welcome sight that should be common now that we're firmly in an era of daisy chain innovation (thanks Lian Li), but I also love how short the fan cables are. I was running Antec Storm T3 fans on this cooler at first, but I hated how long the fan cables were, and I had two of them die within 6 months. After I swapped back to the stock ID fans, I was reminded just how well these budget-class fans perform. I keep mine at a steady 1200rpm, and while I can hear them, they're not super loud; and they move plenty of air. Please ID, if you see this: Never discontinue the FX line. You knocked it out of the park.

While I do not mind a little RGB, I wanted something that was a bit more low-key with this, while providing excellent cooling. I had just purchased an AMD 9800x3D, so wanted to protect my investment. This had great reviews both here and on 3rd party sites and the price was solid. I have not been disappointed. It was easy to install with good instructions. It is well-made and has a solid feel to it. As far as what is actually important, it functions great, keeping my CPU cool even while under heavy load. Even when I did stress testing, I could not get my CPU over 80c and most of the time, under load, it stays around 60c. Idling, it stays around 32c in a fairly warm room. Depending on your style, this may or may not fit what you want in the looks department. For me I love the look of it. While it may not be flashy, it has a sleek elegant look to it.

You know this aio looks great and it surprisingly performs excellent. It kept my 265k ultra cool around 30 degrees Celsius and when I'm gaming it was around 67 degrees. The pump is strong and very quite. The fan are very good and move alot of air. For the price it is a excellent buy.

I am using this in an A4-H2O and it gives some of the best performance to dollar of any radiator. It is a plain black so it looks great in any case, the height of the cold plate and a standard 240mm radiator allows it to fit in most SFF cases. The installation is very straight forward and takes maybe 5 minutes on the first try, then can be taken on and off repeatedly without any problems. It provides amazing cooling even though it's inexpensive. Due to the price, it also leaves room for upgrades, such as the Noctua A12x25 G2 or Phanteks T30 for even better performance.

For the money this performs very well. Sometimes after extended thermal load (hours) I will hear this trying to move bubbles. It sounds like static or grease popping. Otherwise I think this is a reliable AIO cooler at a very low price. On par with Corsair. I haven't tried Arctic since they are too thick for my Lian Li A3 case. I recommend this for the money. Its 240mm so you can't expect 360mm performance but I'm still getting very good thermals. Instructions are limited but if you use common sense and take your time, it's very easy to figure out.

This is probably the first and only AIO I will ever buy because for what it is it’s really good. Good cooling for my Ryzen 5 3600 (overkill) but instructions were a tad bit confusing, needed some help. It’s been used for over 100 hours now and it works fine still, I can hear some humming though, and some water. It’s a metal built so it’s very durable.

I 100% got this for the aesthetics. I love black builds and this aio is as simple of a black build as simple, black components get. Even if that didn't just make sense, the point is, is that it is simple and black. The fans are fairly quiet. I keep at 50% and can not hear them. Above 50% I do start hearing them and at 75% gets too loud for my taste. I keep my pc mounted to the bottom of my desk, in which the radiator is mounted on the top of the case. I have an AMD 9900x and the 50% fan speed keeps the temps around 68-70c during 3D Mark CPU Profile test. Due to this, I have the fan curve at 50% until 70c and I rarely hear the fans. The CPU Pump however is somewhat loud. I have it connected to the Pump header running at 100%. I am not able to adjust the power % in the bios. The pump for the aio is 3 pin, not pwm, so not sure if that is why I am not able to adjust the pump %, or if the aio itself prevents it. Next time I get my case out from under desk mount, I will connect pump to a normal fan header, to see if I can move power % to 80-90%. Most of my previous pumps ran cooler at 90%, and obviously quieter. With that being said, pump noise is far less annoying for me than fan noise, and I honestly don't mind this pump. For the past six months I had a Peerless Assassin, and with that being completely silent for the most part, this pump is a noticeable difference, since it is a constant noise. Albeit muffled and easily hidden once watching YouTube or Plex on my side monitor. Giving 5 star but due to the pump noise, would prefer 4.5. Every review mentions the pump is a tad louder than the average aio, and this noise represent those reviews exactly. So I am very pleased that even though a little loud, no where near loud enough to make me regret purchase. Just warning for those that put their cases on top of their desks; or if that is something you are concerned with. Again, I love understated all black builds. I prefer matte black, so was worried this pump cover would be too glossy, and I do not believe it is at all. Will post photo with and without flash.