ID-COOLING FROSTFLOW X 240 240mm AIO CPU Cooler, White LED, Intel & AMD | Includes 2×120mm PWM fans, supports Intel LGA1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4.

never had any issues, keeps my i5 14400f very cool, very quite, great for the money! I suggest this for budget Pcs!!!

Great cooler. Works perfectly, keeps quiet, and the mounting was so easy I mounted it onto a different pc without using it's mounting hardware and it keeps super cool at less than 70 c while playing games. My specs are r 7 7700x, 9060xt, 32 gb ddr5, and 2 tb ssd on a b650 gaming x ax v2. It was perfectly compatible with both AM5 PC's I built. Will be buying from this company again.

DEAR GAWD! my old piece is more than 7 years old, it's average temp was 195⁰F. And that was AFTER a new coat of thermal paste WITH medium graphics at 40 fps.Before that I was boiling water everytime I so much as had 2 apps open at once!I bought this after seeing a YouTube short only to realize how cheap these liquid coolers can be. I thought the average was $120!After getting everything in order and removing my stock cpu fan that came with the pre-built pc. I dam near cried from how beautiful it looked.For the first time in years, I got to witness Ultra Graphics at 70 fps(Satisfactory using a 200 hour save file)with discord and Spotify open at the same time, and the CPU never even touched 170⁰F!Here i was thinking I needed to spend $2,000 for a whole new PC, when all I needed was a $55 Liquid CPU Cooler!If you have an old tiny fan for a cpu cooler that came WITH the pc, I suggest you upgrade that by now. You can pick a fan tower or a liquid coolant ALL IN ONE like me, (all i had to do was plug in 2 cables) but hey thats up to you.All I'm saying is, with a Geforce RTX 3060, and a i5 10600kf.I have definitely wasted years of potential by inefficiently cooling my CPU from pure negligence.Please look into proper coolant systems, whether it be fans or liquid coolers. And during the installation i looked up videos and tutorials, as well as asking Google Gemini for help when it came to the BIOS settings. (Very well worth it)Just dont buy a pre-built and expect a tiny fan to keep up with your new graphics card.If you want a cheap but incredibly efficient way to cool down, even if your computer is kinda getting old, I highly recommend this. Do your research, and see if it's compatible. And don't be afraid to try.After all, You might be surprised how much of a difference $50 can make to a $1,500 PC

I was a little skeptical at first because the price was so low compared to other similar products with "big brand names." However, I decided to give it a try (price was low enough that I was willing to risk that it would be complete crap and lose my $55).To my surprise, it seems well made. It's seems every bit as sturdy as the name brand one that came with my Gaming PC that has failed now after several years of running 24/7. I installed this new inexpensive one and the system is right back to CPU temps that are comparable to the temps the original name brand cooler maintained.I have an i7-11700KF. It's been idling at about 40°C. Playing Fortnite it goes up to about 55°-67°C. I've been monitoring the temps and so far after more than 18 hours of continuous running the temps have never exceeded the 67°C that I got while playing Fortnite. Doing normal stuff like web browsing and playing videos and music on the PC only yields temps of 42°-45°C.I researched what "good temps" are for my processor. This is what I found.The normal operating temperature for an Intel Core i7-11700K CPU is around 40 degrees Celsius. The maximum operating temperature for this CPU is 100°C. If the CPU exceeds the maximum operating temperature, problems such as random resets can occur. It is recommended to keep the temperature under 75°C, although 80-85°C would not be dangerous.Based on this information, I would say this inexpensive cooler is a great deal. It's keeping my CPU well within and even below the optimal temps.I had no trouble installing it. It's very quiet. I guess only time will tell if it lasts, but so far so good. I would definitely recommend to others and I would buy it again tomorrow if the cooler in one of my other PCs failed.

Great cooler, especially for the price. The water tubing is extremely long though. Not a great fit for small cases with big GPU's. I had a 1650 in it at first and the tubing wasnt an issue but when I put a 3080 Ti in there, the tubing made it very hard to put the glass on and pushed down on the 3080 Ti so I had to get a good support. Its very loud for about a minute after boot which leads me to believe that there is a good amount of air in it. I have it mounted on the top of my case the same way my Arctic Cooler on my other PC is mounted and my Arctic doesn’t make that water gurgling noise at all. But for the price, this cooler is really good. looks pretty nice too. It cools my i5-12600k just fine. I had a Noctua NH-U12s air cooler with dual fans on my 12600k before I got this. Noctua air coolers are amazing and this keeps it just as cool as the Noctua NH-U12s did. I saw how low the price was on this and all the good reviews and decided to give it a chance and I’m happy with it. It keeps my 12600k in the in the low 80’s during a stress test and the 12600k can draw up to 125 watts! Like I said earlier, the tubing is very, very long, which made it a pain to mount the block if I wanted the logo to be right side up. It took me a few minutes to figure out how to get the bracket on the block in a way that would let the logo sit right side up. Keep in mind I am a seasoned PC builder. I got everything setup the way I wanted, but it was kind of a pain with the long tubing and mounting bracket. That is why I gave it 4 stars. For the price, I do recommend it if you want something cheap that works good enough for a CPU that doesn't require a beefy cooler.

I've ran it since April of 2024 on gaming PC. Still runs fine and fans are going strong.

Seriously I'm shocked this handles my 7800X3D with perfect temps and the pump is so silent at max speeds. That kind of quality is unheard of at this price. I've used $100 plus AIO's from Corsair, Asus and NZXT from previous builds and all of them had nasty pump whine and pump RPM always needed to be reduced to 50% or less.Doing some research and watching the Bitwit Youtube video on this cooler vs a $200 overpriced Corsair I didn't believe it until I actually put this thing in my build. And best of all there's no cable mess with multiple rgb connectors with different rgb setups between brands. I was specially looking for a 240MM AIO with just a straight 4 pin pump header and not having to deal with a SATA power connector or connecting any extra USB headers. Slapped this on with my previous Corsair fans with it's fan hub and everything was just a breeze to setup and install.I even had the best air cooler Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120SE prior to buying this but with changing cases and adding a vertical GPU mount I had to uninstall the air cooler. Honestly all I wanted was a 240MM AIO with no pump whine at it's max rated running speed with stable temps and I'm perfectly over satisfied with this Frostflow X 240.

For my first aio I cant really complain. I originally bought this for my i7 9700 , the aio kept that under 70c under full load . Just built a new pc and paired it with the r5 7600x3d and under full load for a few hrs it was able to keep it below 49c.Only con I could mention for me at least I get some gurgling after long gaming session but disappears after a while, id remove half a star for this alone but my exp with aio has been good. For the price you cant beat this. Id recommend 👌

Silenzioso e contiene bene la temperatura della cpu, si installa facilmente e l'unico led, bianco e tenue, e quello sopra la pompa

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Used to replace a similar cooler that was 3 times the price when purchased and expired a couple of days outside the warranty. Now the old cooler was certainly very pretty(lots of whirly coloured lights on the fans.) and it worked well enough until it didn't any more. This cooler concentrates just on what it needs to do, that is keep your CPU cool. Its looks are sleek and minimalist. Currently, it is keeping an AMD Ryzen 5 7600 6-core CPU at 52c for all the ordinary stuff and its fans are barely turning so it's almost completely silent. Running 7 days to die on high settings the core temp rises to 75c and you can hear the fans but it's a long way from being noisy. Installation is not as easy as it should be, purely because the documentation is pretty minimal. It comes with parts that allow it to be fitted to a wide range of AMD and Intel CPUs and MOBOS, so there are many extra parts that can be confusing. Fitting is means taking off and throwing away the existing cooler mounting clips. No clips just some mounting posts and four screws which makes it a lot easier to fit without removing the motherboard from the case and much easier to lower the block smoothly down onto the thermal compound without accidentally smearing the compound where it's not supposed to go.Just 2 electrical connectors to the motherboard. one for the block which connects to the water pump header on the motherboard and one for the fans which connects to the CPU fan header. Overall it's a great buy and terrific value for money,

Amazing value for performance. I’m currently using it to cool a Ryzen 7 5800x and it never goes above 70c, while also being pretty much silent even under heavy load. The cooler is well built, simple to put together and good looking for how much it costs. Can’t comment on long term performance but as it stands would highly recommend for gaming builds.

"Typ des Netzanschlusses 4-polig" steht in der Beschreibung, das ist so nicht ganz richtig. Der 4 Poliganschluss bezieht sich nur auf die 120 ziger Lüfter. Die Pumpe selbst ist nur 3 Polig somit auch nicht steuerbar. Das mit den 3 Polen findet man auch nirgends in der Beschreibung. Hätte ich das vorher gewusst hätte ich das Produkt nicht gekauft. Einen Unterschied zum alten Luftkühler merke ich bis her auch nicht. Die Temperaturen sind fast identisch, nur das die Wapu leiser ist im MomentEin Backplate ist im Lieferumfang nicht dabei, wer die nicht hat muss sie sich erstmal besorgen.Sollte ich nochmals eine Wapu brauchen werde ich mir eine teuerer zulegen die vorallen regelbar ist.