ID-COOLING FROSTFLOW X 240 CPU Water Cooler AIO Cooler 240mm CPU Liquid Cooler White LED 2x120mm PWM Fans, Intel 1700/1200/115X, AMD AM5/AM4

I bought two of these for xeon 2699v3 / 2699v4 thinking LGA 2011, which this product supports, would work for FCLGA2011-3. There is a slight difference in the mount of these sockets. I ended up dremmeling out one of the brackets a tad bit and mounting the screw standoffs straight to the motherboard, as this socket does not have holes from the back. Surprisingly after a bit of modification the bracket fits on top of the screw standoffs and it works really well. The 2699v4 server runs proxmox and after stress testing for 10 straight minutes the CPU doesn't want to even go over 41c. The 2699v3 however is running windows and runs a bit hotter, likely due to an old NZXT case that has poor circulation and only a few fans. Funny enough these xeons, paired with a 3060, can run AAA rated games with ease. So if anyone else is crazy enough to try this product with a FCLGA2011-3 socket type, just wanted to say it is possible with modifying one of the brackets. The bracket that nearly fits needs to be cut out a bit more towards the outer edge and it will fit. From loud server builds to liquid cooled quiet monsters. Good product and excellent price.

You get what you pay for, however for me it was quite amazing, I had a AMD stock cooler that came with my CPU when I bought it (AMD RYZEN 5 5600X), The price of this cooler does it amazing justice. it's good for small cases, just not too small, it comes with mounting for AMD and INTEL sockets, the instructions are not entirely clear as they are mostly Russian (I can speak Russian, so it was fine for me), but it was straight forward enough as long as you went with it. As you'd expect from a A.I.O you will need a CPU fan header, (Or a pump header) but after you should be good, no it's not RGB yes it is only white L.E.Ds, looks good in an all-white gaming setup, it's quite strong actually it didn't feel cheap and felt really good in my hands, it keeps my CPU around 30C unlike that cooler fan... 70 idle.. which isn't horrible, but to be honest the month before that it was actually only idling at 60 so it was getting worse as time went on.Now to the point, should you buy this?Well... depends what you have in your PC, just because your computer isn't fully up to date on new cards and CPUs doesn't mean you have to buy a new CPU fan/AIO.However, if your PC is beginning to really overheat then maybe it would be good to get something better or even an AIO. now you're asking to get to the point about this one.Yes, in my opinion this is a great option! BUT it comes with downsides, for one. Yeah, it's an AIO, but I personally don't think it could handle up to date technology like I9 13900k or anything too much lower than that, could it keep it running at a decent idle temp, sure... just do your research and work with the size of your case.A.I.O must be handled with care and understand that you know what you are doing to install it correctly, sometimes it could not benefit you and you could lose a ram area as well using one.For this A.I.O It was small enough for a full 4 stick access... (Barely) as I don't use RGB ram sticks and use normal server type gaming ones, they are kept small with heatsinks on them that are small enough to work so I was happy I didn't have to buy anything smaller. so, no fret over it, just be careful of your ram size or if you have 2 sticks instead of 4 like I do (I have 64GB of ram) you should have no issue whatsoever, on another note.For this size, build, cooling, price and the way it looks, yes, it is worth buying, it's not like NZXT or like Artic cooling or some of the top brands, however for most situations it is a great choice.Now here is the main info.* It does not feel like it was built cheap* Great packaging!* Comes with Intel and AMD support* The instructions are half Russian so just be aware and use some common sense and understand what it shows you.* They include a warranty I believe... Though not 100% sure I sort of forgot!* No, I don't think it will work well with a small ITX or Micro-ATX motherboard, but you won't know until you try.* Fans included (Run about 1500 - 2000 RPM at max)Here are some cons to this.Like I said, it may not fit well with a small ITX or Micro-ATX motherboard case! be aware of that!It is only 2 fan AIO making it 240.It can keep your CPU cooled really well, just try not to force it into your case as it may not fit well with Ram sticks and may not be a good option, again I do not know about newer CPUs!!!...it is sort of hard to install as is with all AIO fans... so just be aware of that too.Overall, I give it a 4.8/5 only because of the installation instructions and actually putting it in the computer were hard to get, it was easier cause I knew Russian but not everyone does which is why I must put it at 4.8/5, Producers of this product, if you are reading my Review, please make a full detailed instruction guide for English and Russian, That would be appreciated for all newer people to installing a A.I.O, Thank you for your time reading this, I hope it helped.Feel free to check out my Twitch (Givemesolace) I stream literally all the time! hope you will stop by. Have a great day thank you.And thank you for allowing me to make a detailed review ID-COOLING Appreciate it.

I typically use air coolers in my builds, but wanted to try a liquid cooler when I upgraded my PC (the old board, chip, and RAM were 10 years old and were showing their age in terms of performance).The box came well packaged (plastic wrap, contents well protected in their compartments), and all of the components were easily identifiable.I will say that I took more time than I needed to out it together, but did not need anyone's assistance (not to knock any other reviewers who did; just relaying my experience).After installation, thr real test was to run applications that typically sent my old CPU into a heat frenzy, but the temps on the new CPU stayed in the upper 40°C range with a couple of excursions into the mid-50°C range.As for noise (at the time of this review and the new build running for two solid weeks)...none. I can shut down the case fans to listen for anything weird, and I hear nothing.As for aesthetics, the daylight-white glow from the fan and the pump offer a nice contrast to the darkness of the case.At the end of the day, I believe that I've gotten a very good product for the price I paid.I will update this review in six months with a status.

My old water cooler finally pooped out on me and I decided to get a replacement. I don't game as much as I used to, so I wasn't looking to spend too much. This cooler is an inexpensive option and seems to perform as well as my old cooler, which was a Corsair. It's quieter than my old cooler, for sure. The Corsair always had a little bit of a garble sound when it ramped up, but this one is totally silent. The cooler came with two different mounting brackets and thermal paste, which is nice because I forgot to get thermal paste separately.The only caveat to my 5 star review is that I had to drill new screw holes in my case to get this one to fit. Even though it uses the same size fans and radiator, the holes were slightly off from my older cooler. You would think it would be standard hole spacing, but apparently not.

Good deal. Easy to install. Keeps my 9700x cool enough for light gaming.

About a year ago my cpu aio pump was making weird noises and my computer was getting around 30fps with a rtx 2080 and i9-10900k which should not be happening. I cavemanned my glued aio backplate off and luckily didn't break anything, then I bought this aio and installed it. My aio is still functioning to this day and I haven't seen any problems. Its about as easy as it is to install any cooler, just don't forget to peel off the film lol.

Work great, will update review in a couple months to cover gunking (clogging)Ek aio's gunkArtic freezers aio, no gunkId cooking aio, to be determined