
- Super cool cooling - Compatible - Great build quality - Comes with pre-applied thermal paste and extra thermal paste

You know how they say "You get what you pay for"? This is what they mean...solid cooling, clean look, nice led screen on top of pump, looks sharp.

- Looks cool - INCREDIBLY easy setup (at least AM5) - The three fans included seem to move a lot of air and stay decently quiet - Fans are also able to be daisy-chained, which is nice considering I have seen fans in the past that have a singular PWM /RGB header.

-I had an easy time installing this even though it was my first time -Phanteks makes the best manuals I've seen, very easy to understand with diagrams for each step -Looks amazing with my NV5 case and other Phanteks fans

Atmos VRM works and looks better than my arctic liquid freezer

- Great looking design and pairs perfectly w/ Fractal Pop Air Case - Fans are quiet and thermals are great. 5800X3D maxing out around 78 degrees at full load running cinebench. On average while gaming, temperatures hover between 60-70. - Fans and ARGB cables daisy chain which made it easy to cable manage.

This was my first aio, installed it on a 7800x3d. Temps while gaming get to about 68C. Cinebench all core test it maxes around 75C. So far i like it, its simple and works

Works as stated

Low temps, easy install, everything included

Th temps stay below 50c even after hours of Gaming or high CPU usage.



Easy assembly, sturdy materials, great packaging


The H100x RGB Elite, and I assume, the whole series with the same mechanism is NOISY at over 800 only BUT MOLY MAMI THIS PUMP IS GIANT AND SO SILENT, I LOVE IT


- easy to install - cooling efficiency - soundless - nice workmanship

Replaced Great Wall CPU Cooler RGB 90mm PWM Twin Fan. Idle CPU temp down 6 degrees from 19 to 13 and stressed CPU temp down 12 degrees from 47 to 35. Easy to install, thermal paste already applied but added some more since only a small circle is applied. Running an AMD FX-8350 Black Edition 4.0 GHz OC to 4.46 on a MSI 760GMA-P34(FX) MB with HyperX FURY 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 1600, MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 2060 6GB.

Max temp I've seen on my i7-14700 CPU when running benchmark tests was 81C, and that was when hitting a 12,420 test score. Under my normal workloads with Lightroom Classic it easily stays below 40C and rarely hits 70+C under big import/export loads. My previous MSI MAG 240 V2 couldn't keep the CPU from thermal throttling, and it was also noticably louder too. Different options for running RGB lights (provided controller or direct from the mobo) are a nice touch. Install was easy.

Amazing AIO. Fans already preinstalled. Easy instructions to follow. Cools my CPU no issue