Pros: - Fast performance - Easy to OC - Nice design with RGB

Cons: - Has some trouble connecting to certain RGB software, such as Signal RGB

Overall Review: I love this RAM. Went with 64GB just to play it safe and am so glad I did. I can have video editing, music production, AI apps open and a bunch of internet tabs open and I experience no slow down.

Pros: - Excellent cooling performance - Understated design, could be seen as a con for some - Fans are daisy chainable

Cons: - Not a fault of the AIO but it cant compensate for a cpu that runs hot, read more below - Maybe not as eye-catching as other AIO's, could be a pro for others

Overall Review: So I was initially looking to buy the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 but saw that Phanteks had their own AIO that was even more budget-friendly than the LF, performed just as good, and had the same M25 G2 infinity mirror fans that I was using for my build's case fans (I wanted them all to match.) This AIO is awesome and is not noisy at all. One thing I have to mention is that I'm using an i7-14700k and before undervolting it the temps ran hot (80-90°C). After undervolting it it does not go past 75°C. So take that how you wanna take it, but this AIO does a good job of keeping hot cpu's cool, just make sure you undervolt them before judging the performance. Also if you were curious, the mesh screen that covers the small VRM fan is removable.