CoolerMaster MasterLiquid ML240L ARGB V2, Close-Loop AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, Gen3 Dual Chamber Pump, 240mm Radiator, SickleFlow 120 PWM ARGB, AMD Ryzen AM5/AM4, Intel LGA1700/1200 (MLW-D24M-A18PA-R2)

I was previously using a much older Corsair AIO liquid cooler and although it worked fine, with a fair bit of overclocking I was idling at 50-55C and would peak at about 80C while doing some heavy gaming. I let this go on for quite some time before it started to bother me. I tweaked fan settings and profiles and managed to get down a few degrees but nothing major. I stumbled upon this Cooler Master about a week ago and it was on sale so I thought, WHY NOT?Installation: To be honest looking at the little flip open book of instructions at first made my scratch my head. However after actually looking at it and following it, this install is very straight forward. Attach plate to back of board, setup mounting screws, attach cooler head, mount radiator and fans, done.Performance: The performance is fantastic. Could you get better out of larger systems? I imagine so. Could you get worse out of smaller units? Most definitely. When it comes down to numbers though, it shines. As stated above I was idling around 50-55C and now I idle around 38-42C, an impressive drop. Gaming temps: 72C peak.Noise: Extremely quiet. I have other case fans that most definitely make more noise than this cooler does, by a long shot. The only noise I really get out of it is the occasional sound of liquid moving, or whatever you wish to call it.Appearance: Beautiful. The lights are crisp, can be turned down or off completely and you can cycle through various colors or stop at the typical RGB rainbow cycle.TL;DR: Buy this cooler. It works extremely well, looks great, install is easy.

This thing is great!Idle temps dropped only about 3C but this cooler really shines during games/heavy load. While playing the most demanding titles I have the CPU core temp has dropped 20-25C. Case ambient temp is down since the radiator vents hot air directly out the top of my case. This has also caused my GPU temps to drop 5-10C as well.The two fans that come with it push a lot of air but they can get noisy at full RPM. I used my BIOS to adjust the curve of the spin up and at 60% of max they are pretty quiet and there was no noticeable increase in CPU core temp. In this configuration there is much less noise than with the AMD Wraith Prism cooler that came with the CPU. My wife even commented how much quieter my machine is.If you do purchase I highly recommend adjusting the fan speed curve.Install was straight forward and took me about a half an hour with cable management updates being necessary.I highly recommend watching a video about the proper way to mount an AIO cooler if you haven't before. Gamers Nexus you YT has a great one. It was the most informative one I found with lots of data and explanation.Bottom line if you're thinking about getting this DO IT! Adjust the fan speed curve and you'll have a nice quiet and cool solution.

First off, let me say that I do recommend this product for folks looking for a liquid cooler but don't want to go all out. I genuinely enjoy this product and feel that it elevates the setup I am currently using.Pros:- EXTREMELY QUIET-- I don't even hear my fans anymore, even while gaming- RGB works great!- Easy packaging- Looks and works great overall (no heating issues with my CPU)Cons:- Installation (could have been easier/more clear to understand)- Too many extra piecesRegarding the cons, they're more of a personal pet peeve. Hooking up the power for the cooler was easy. The RGB? Honestly a little confusing until I realized I had RGB (or whatever they're called) ports right on my motherboard. Didn't need to go through all of the extra wiring/remote usage when I can control everything through my lighting software.Also a pet peeve, but there are SO MANY extra pieces to this product. I understand that they're trying to cater to a bunch of different MOBO types, CPU's, backplates, etc, but I have so many extra screws and pieces that I'm just not going to use. The hoarder in me doesn't want to throw out these perfectly good pieces, but in my normal day-to-day I just don't need them. Not sure what an easy fix would be, but again, just hate the thought of tossing perfectly good screws that only have 1 very specific purpose and can't be used for anything else. Seems kind of silly and wasteful-- definitely not environmentally conscious.Overall rating: 5/5

I had a Thermaltake 240mm AIO that died after 2.5 years. Did some researched and decided to try the Cooler Master 240mm ARGB version.Installation was a breeze, simply a matter of taking the old cooler off and putting the new one on in the same manner. It includes thermal paste but I used my own Arctic MX-4. CPU temperatures on demanding games range from 65C-81C on an i9-10850K in a relatively warm room. It's super quiet compared to the Thermaltake, almost to the point where I wasn't sure if it was pumping. I can feel a slight vibration so it's indeed working.My only complaint is the tubes from the pump to the radiator could be a bit longer. It was a tight fit getting it in the same configuration as my old AIO and I don't like putting strain on them. Other than that I'm happy with it for the price and it's doing the job.

I recommend it

Works like a charm . A+

I've got 2 one been using for years (1yr and 4yrs) without issues, and another I installed for a friend 3 years ago. All running great. No leaks, pump issues, fan issues, noises, etc. It's the only AIO I recommend to people because it's great quality and really reasonable price from a highly reputable company.

Muy buena refrigeración, fácil de instalar y muy efectiva, recomendada para ryzen 7000

Works good. Doesn’t leave for a lot of space in smaller cases.