Thermaltake Floe AIO Triple Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition PWM AM4 LGA2066 Ready Liquid Cooling System, CL-W158-PL12SW-A LGA 1700 Compatible

Pros: -Nice wide radiator dissipates heat very well -Big 140mm RGB fans look great -CPU block looks solid -Hoses also solid -OC'ed my Ryzen 5 1600 to 3.9Ghz @ 1.4v and it barely hits 60C under stress testing -stock thermal paste is decent, replaced it with arctic silver and only got a few degrees cooler -tons of color options and patterns -can expand more fans and RGB controllers as well

Cons: -Thermaltake software is the biggest downside -No custom fan curve, the fans are plugged into a USB header in the case and the software controls it, not the mobo -Install is a bit complicated and you need to check everything several times as you will have a rats nest of cables

Overall Review: I really like this cooler, excellent looks and performance. Install was fairly easy except wiring up the controller and fans correctly. The instructions are pretty clear, but still leave some to be desired. There are plenty of youtube videos of how to install it though, so look there if you arent sure. The only reason Im removing an egg is because of Thermaltakes software that controls it. Its very glitchy and can be really frustrating.The lights will do what you tell them most of the time. I tried using the mobile app to control it, and it did connect but never really worked how it should. The fans basically always spin at around 600rpm unless you manually set it to full speed, which is my biggest peeve about it. It would be nice to set a fan curve on it, and I emailed TT asking them if its possible to set a custom fan curve and they replied asking me "what is a custom fan curve?" so I gave up on that. It works fine as is, even with the fans spinning kind of slow. I turned the fans on full blast and it didnt really lower the temps, so it seems like it was already cooling as much as it possibly could anyways. Overall it looks great and performance is good, but the software needs improvement.

Pros: Am 4 support easy to install. The water rgb block is great . Keeps cool at low temps. low noise at max gpu usage

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: This is ridiculous that I paid a bit for this and have to wait on a bracket that should of came in the box. Why do I have to go to the manufacturer for a LGA 1700 bracket that should of been with the package or you should have had this in stock and sent it with the package. Now I have to wait awhile to build my system due to have to wait for Thermaltake to send me a bracket. Buyer beware this is not the latest version of this product and does not come with the LGA 1700 bracket. Even though it says it works with the LGA 1700 CPU.

Pros: Keeps ryzen 3600 cool. Highest gaming Temps I've seen are 55°. RGB works well with gigabyte x570 motherboard. AM4 installation is extremely easy

Cons: None

Overall Review: Got this cooling a 3600 in a Phanteks Evolv Shift air in push pull

Pros: -OC Ryzen 7 1800x doesn't get above 42C with this cooler. -Looks great, top of the line RGB

Cons: -The instructions that come with this are garbage. -Mounting screws seem to come loose easily.

Overall Review: This cooler is very efficient. I think the 360mm was a bit overkill for my setup, but I figured since my case fit a 360mm, no reason to save the $15 on a 240mm. The directions for installation are quite bad and very vague. Just look up the wiring directions online. There are quite a few youtube videos that will guide you along. The number switch seems needlessly confusing. But overall the RBG on the fans looks great. They are down-facing in my rig so you cant really see them through the glass side panel, but they illuminate everything inside. There are over a dozen automated settings for the lights, from shifting colors to solid colors. It is all very easy to adjust using the software you download. AOI coolers have a bad reputation for failing. But this particular model seems well constructed. I just wish the directions that came along with the product made sense. All in all a great cooler though. Would recommend. sidenote: as noted, the screws that mount the fans to the radiator seem to come loose if lightly shaken or jarred. Not sure if this is specific to this product only, but it almost feels like the screws supplied are the wrong size??? I'm not sure. I just keep an eye on them. I've only had to tighten one up since installation.

Pros: I have a Ryzen 7 1700 (AM4 ready) stable at 4 gigs, and after 20 mins of stress test finally hit 75C, and idle rides between 35 and 42, normal gaming under 60, heavy gaming low 60's... the RGB looks really nice, and very customizable.

Cons: The software control for the RGB is a little odd to use, and should have more options to it, but its not a terrible product anyway

Pros: It does as advertised. It keeps my Ryzen 7 1700 pretty cool, keeping a 3.6GHz OC running between 80-110F between idle and load. RGB lighting adds some flavor to your build if you're into aesthetics.

Cons: The software that runs the lighting. It's very badly laid out and weird to configure. Once you get it figured out and get past the bugs, it works.

Overall Review: It's worked great as a CPU cooler, and as mentioned, the lights are good if you can live with buggy software.

Pros: -Running doom eternal on ultra nightmare settings had my CPU at only 45 Celsius for extended play. -The design is sleek, and simple. Nothing too flashy, but looks great!

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Only been a couple weeks of owning this, but so far great results! I've never installed liquid cooling before, but the instructions were fairly easy to get through.