CORSAIR iCUE H115i RGB PRO XT, 280mm Radiator, Dual 140mm PWM Fans, Software Control, Liquid CPU Cooler, CW-9060044-WW

Pros: Product was easy to install, plenty of hose to mount in any in case configurations. Thus far has maintained a 25% overclock on i9 9820x in stress test for 2 days with processor top peaks at 74c.

Cons: A little expensive for a budget build.

Overall Review: Would absolutely recommend to anyone who has the money to put this into their builds.

Pros: - Keeps Ryzen 9 below 70 degrees at full load. 38 degrees Idle. - Very quiet. (try opening some windows if you can hear your computer fans) - Such lights, very color. - You don't need to hook up the USB cable or install any unnecessary software. The hardware's default settings are fine (LED lights included) Just hook up the power to sata, the one cable header to the Pump_ICU on the motherboard, and the two radiator fans to CPU and CPU_Opt. Let your motherboard take care of the rest.

Overall Review: No cons. I had some trouble because this thing is massive and I installed it on the compact ATX NZXT case, but it fits just fine in the end, only you need to install the fans towards the front and the radiator towards the inside of the case, which seems to be recommended method for better cooling anyway.

Pros: Easy to install. Keeps my CPU (Intel) cool.

Overall Review: This was a quick and easy improvement for my cooling. My gaming PC worked well, but when I added an RTX 2080 Super, the heat from the video card began to impact my CPU air cooler. This AIO has completely solved the problem. Great product.

Pros: Works good. Keeps my i9-9900K good and cool. Also keeps an AMD 3800X good and cool. (When it works). I like the RGB lighting. The fans are nice and quiet under normal usage.

Cons: Software is not very intuitive. Plan to spend some time learning it. The pump mounting bracket for the AMD AM4 socket is insufficient. It held for the first day, then the upper metal mounting bracket broke in half between the mounting screw and the pump. With only the lower bracket holding the pump on the CPU, it quickly overheated. Fortunately I have an Intel CPU that I could use this on so I didn't have to deal with warranties.

Overall Review: I have no trouble recommending this AIO cooler to anyone using an Intel CPU. If you are using an AMD CPU with an AM4 socket, I would advise you to steer clear of this thing until Corsair beefs up the AM4 mounting bracket.

Overall Review: I was very worried about this. The holes for the screws were not pre-drilled (or threaded). That made it slightly difficulty to get the tiny screws to take hold. That and the holes are directly above the actual radiator fins. I was worried Id puncture them. After being rough, I got all the screws in and no leaks so far. Be sure to download ICUE to manage the fans and radiator.

Pros: - Easy to install - Super vibrant colors on the CPU block - iCUE software is simple - Idles at 42C on my Ryzen 3900X - Very quiet at 100% CPU load; after five minutes averaging 67C

Cons: - Mounting fans to radiator was the hardest part of the set up - No RGB on the fans, in my case that's what i wanted and saved a few $$$

Overall Review: Great product. Price is comparable to other brands. Comes with all the hardware for mainstream Intel or AMD processors. Quiet fans with great cooling. CPU block looks great! Highly recommend.

Pros: Working just fine Quiet Pretty

Cons: Screws obviously, but with at least a PH2 (Phillips #2) screwdriver, it's way easier... Maybe too many cables (or not long enough for proper cable management)

Overall Review: Like many other before me, I read the reviews saying that it was a good product but the screws were horrible. I thought to myself : you're a big guy, you can do it ! After a few hours and 3 screw heads destroyed, I almost threw everything through the window. After a while, I considered that maybe my screwdriver wasn't good (PH1) and went to buy a PH2 (Phillips #1 and #2)... It's way more easier with a PH2 screwdriver ! I also strongly advise to put all the screws a first time, before mounting anything (fans or anything) :)