Fractal Design Celsius S36 360mm Silent High Performance Slim Expandable All-In-One CPU Liquid / Water Cooler

Pros: -easy install -Expandability -Great cooling -Nice Fans -Cool snowflake on radiator -radiator dial

Cons: -Lack of RGB -Lack of length on the fans -

Overall Review: This is a great product, Overall happy with the cooling ability of this cooler. Its my first aio and it was very easy to put in, me and my friend had it done quickly. I love the fact you can expand in the future, and i also love how it keeps my ryzen 2700x at idle 27 degrees, and while gaming 30-40 while streaming 40-45 without overclocking, In the future ill test overclocking and possibly come update my review. No leaks, No scrapes no nothing came very well packaged and very well maintained. But new egg, is where i have to draw the line, Bought the one buisness day shipping thinking it was over night shipping, No they said they can wait 2 days [basically did] then shipped nearly 3-4 days later. So basically i waited the same amount of time for way more the cost. And then they only wanted to refund a partial bit of my refund after making me wait 2 hours on hold. I wont be ordering through newegg again, But i wanted to make sure somebody had a review!

Pros: -Integrated fan hub (I didnt use but you can) -Rad and CPU/pump block hardware was 100% compatible with my previous AIO (Corsair H100i), didnt even have to mess with the bracket whatsoever, it fit exactly the same! -Just like in reviews, performs only just a tiny but better than my H100i, we're talking 1-2C on idle and about 3-4C cooler under load, using the exact same ML120 fans; of course performance can of course be improved on the smaller 240mm rad by increasing fan % say 10% to get the same performance out of a 240mm but at the cost of oh having a worse noise/performance ratio. -The hoses are nice and flexible and the unit has a high quality feel, and I personally like the sleek LED-less black icicle on it, no bright branding logo, nice!

Cons: Haven't fount any thus far.

Overall Review: Performance for the pump/block should be identical to other 5th gen Asetek units but you will have a very slight edge over a unit with a 240mm in terms of noise to performance. If you are looking for a sleek 360mm AIO and you don't care about having RGB LED's on your unit, then I highly recommend this unit!

Pros: - Fan hub on the radiator makes cable management way easier - Well priced - Best performer at lower rpms

Cons: - Fans' cables are too short if you want to set the fans in a position not intended

Overall Review: I feel like the auto to pwm pump switch is sort of a gimmick, but it's neither a pro nor a con I don't think the performance and noise difference between this aio and the corsair h150i pro is worth it for the enormous price gap. A direct competitor is the evga clc 280, but the s36 performs better at lower rpms in terms of noise to temps.

Pros: - high quality build - can't hear it running (I use an open bench type case - i7 8700K running on turbo @ 4.7 GHz never goes past 61C under 100% load - closed system (zero maintenance) but can be expanded if desired

Cons: - none

Overall Review: a steal @ current price (< $120) ... highly recommend

Pros: + Installation was quick and easy. + Tubing for days. + Fan hub right on the radiator. + One cable for pump / fan hub. + Incredibly clean looking. + High quality fittings + PWM / Auto mode

Cons: - Shiny plastic on the water block.

Overall Review: The radiator fan hub really cleans up the look and minimizes connections to the board. It cools relatively well for a triple radiator, although I expected a *little* more. The shiny plastic on the water block seems like it'll attract a lot of dust. Overall it's a fantastic cooler and well worth the money. CPU: i7 4770K @ 4.2GHz Temps: Idle: 28 - 34c Dark Souls 3: 32 - 50c GTA V: 33 - 50c 3DMark Firestrike (Physics): 47 - 56c Prime95 (Small FFTs): 74 - 87c

Pros: Clean looking without having to worry about fan extensions or splitters / hubs / how many headers you have on your motherboard and where you're going to route all the extra cables. The built in fan hub is the main reason I chose this cooler. Expandable / Mod-able. I didn't need to make any changes to the stock setup, but it's easy to do if the need arises. As an expected feature, this is awesome. Quiet (enough for me) at full rpm these fans do their job without being obnoxious. Non-RGB: In the era of RGB everything thankfully there is something understated yet good looking to choose from. Now don't get me wrong, I wouldn't have minded if the block had lights but it ended up working out better for me that they didn't (explained in the overall review). 5yr warranty Performance: Started out with this on my 2600X running 4ghz @ 1.38v. Cinebench R20 at this setting: 65c Now I just run the CPU stock, idles at 28-31c, tops out at 50c on AAA games. Couldn't ask for better numbers.

Cons: Only cons for me are personal preference: Sleeved tubing in general is something I don't care for. I wish they had the blacked out version available back when I bought this.

Overall Review: Owner just shy of 1yr. The case I put this in (In-Win 303 MSI Edition) has a unique top section that doesn't look bad with nothing in it, but still begs for either fans or a radiator. Running fans would be easy enough but I can't imagine trying to run a different AIO and having to worry about routing the cables.. it would be a pain. I had just bought a liquid cooled GPU and instead of trying to see if I could fit it in the rear 120mm port with an air cooler I just bought this along with it to complete the build and have the two main components water cooled. The tubing was long enough, but it was close. Mounting the S36 radiator with the ports at the back of the case might have been ok, but this left so much slack in the tubing it would have constant pressure from the side panel and wouldn't really look right with the tubing all bunched up. Without modding my new CPU cooler I had to mount it basically all in reverse, ports of the rad at the front of the case with 6 of the 12 mounting screws, and the CPU block itself upside down. This is where the block not being LED was a good thing. It barely worked out. All in all I feel like Fractal knocked it out of the part with this one, and if you're a In Win 303 owner... you're going to be hard pressed to find a better option.

Pros: This AiO cooler does work for threadripper socket (s)TR4 and keeps it nice and cool.

Cons: No RGB!!! J/K

Overall Review: Would've preferred and option for all black static pressure fans.

Pros: * Easy to install * Very quiet * Includes all the hardware for Intel or AMD install

Overall Review: All thumbs up!