Cooler Master Masterliquid Lc120E Rgb Close-Loop Aio Cpu Liquid Cooler, 120Mm Radiator, Dual Chamber Pump, Amd Ryzen/Intel Lga1151

I ordered myself a brand new AIO for my computer, worked fine for the first three weeks and then I realized that it started making some noise. I chalked it up to myself that it was my hard drive failing as it is quite old, but I was shocked when I realized that my CPU temperatures were high and the only explanation would be that my AIO was failing as I connected the two dots. I'm disappointed to say the least, would not recommend this AIO and now I will have to send it for repair with me paying for the shipping.

the cooler started to make a rumbling noise then stopped circulating the water all together

Decent performance and looks nice for the price

Product itself is good, appears to work at the lower end of the cooling market. As for the instructions, well, they arent great. I have a 115x CPU and whilst I worked it out, the instructions are not exactly correct for my model.

المضخه ضعيفه شوي والتلامس بين المبرد والمعالج سيئ

I work out of my home office with no A/C, and generallyaround 70f/20c. I run an AMD Ryzen with 16 threads and with the stock fan and all 16 threads running gets up to 85C! Yikes! Yes, it's max temp is rated at 95c, but I just fundamentally feel like you are damaging the long term usability of a chip if you let it run that hot for long. I have another CoolerMaster liquid cooler on my 5 year PC (i7) and it's been rock solid (I've vaccumed dust out of the fins, that's it over the 5 years). I think brand loyalty means something, so I got this unit. I immediately see a 15c+ drop in max temperature when running my work load test cases that uses all 16 threads in my processor (and AMD Ryzen 3900). With this unit installed the max temp I see is 68c on the same work load. It's not cold. I wish it where closer to 50c, but running at 3900mhz, with fast memories, on all 16 threads - yea - that's gonna be a pizza oven unless you cool it down. Still 68 is better than 85c+. I expect this cooling will allow me to work in my home office up to 85f or so. I'm not a gamer, and I don't care about the colored leds on the fans and pump (yea I know - "get off my lawn"), but I do need performance for actually work sometimes 24 hours a day for days in a row (the computer that is, not necessarily me ;) So a good liquid cooler I think will make your system more reliable. At Idle, it's runs about 36c, down from 42c with the stock fan. Basically unless your PC is in a heavily A/Ced work space, the stock fan (or probably *any* fan) isn't going to work as well as a functioning liquid cooler unit. In retrospect I wish I had gotten a taller case for my PC so I could have the double fan/radiator units. I may still do that.

Por el tamaño pensé que iba a ser un ruido absoluto, pero es muy silencioso y el desempeño es muy bueno