Vetroo V360 Liquid CPU Cooler, 3X 120mm Addressable RGB Pump & PWM Fans, 360mm Radiator 290W TDP AIO Water Cooling w/Controller Hub for Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200 AMD AM5/AM4, for Gaming Console - Black

This is the second product I purchased from Vetroo! The first was their 120mm Vetroo V5 Air Cooler My main rig rocks a Ryzen 7 7700x. The previous cooler was the Vetroo V5 to which it was able to cool this cpu but sometime reaches the mid 80s when gaming. I wanted to get a better cooler so I can upgrade the rig for a future and bigger Ryzen CPU. I originally wanted to get the 420mm Arctic Liquid Freezer II but it was backordered. I chose this over other brands like Deepcool, Cooler Master, or Thermaltake because I have had experience with Vetroo’s coolers and it was on a good deal for $120 This was my first AIO cooler installation and the instructions were easy to understand! I love the fact that it uses the AMD Stock bracket so it doesn’t need a new backplate to install the pump! The included RGB hub and 3 fan dongle helped with connecting all the cables to one ARGB and one fan connector. (Sidenote: this cooler comes with a tube a thermal paste) In terms of performance, the cooler runs quiet with its fans and now my CPU runs in the mid 50 and sometimes low 60 C when gaming. It has plenty of room to overclock for those users who want to overclock a Ryzen 7000 series CPU. Overall, I recommend this cooler who wants to put a Ryzen 7 or 9 CPU in their system without breaking the bank. This cooler is solid for beginners who want to get into liquid cooling too. Hope this review helps for those who are interested in Ryzen 7000!

Fits great in my PC! Fan's argb/drgb is great too! At the time of purchase, it was $90 And considering the price of other coolers, this performs well. Pros: * Great price * Pretty lights * Works on cooling a 11900k very well! Idle temps on factory clocks are 28c, cinebench load tops around 67~70c at around the room temp being around 23.8c. * Mounting is easy for both AM4 and intel LGA1200, I tested both, btw. * Fans are very acceptable for gaming loads, I don't have a tester but with headphones you cannot hear the cooler running while gaming. Cons: * Fans are loudish if it manages to reach the point to where it needs to spin up like that due to needing to cool the liquid. I was OC'ing CPU to see max cooling potential of the AIO, if the CPU package power is around 250 watts the cooler maintains higher peak temps of around 90c with my testing. Which is still safe, btw. * Tubes could be a little hard to maneuver around to certain orientations, and the tubes could be about 2 inches longer. (I won't count this being a negative since it's my opinion) Honestly that's it. And again, considering the price for a 360 AIO, this is a great value Will update the review if the cooler has any issues within a reasonable amount of time.

I guess a review is in order now. I got this back in June because I was worried about my stock cooler not being able to keep up. I'm running a Ryzen 7 3700X and with the stock cooler, was seeing idle temps in the 50*C range with under load going up to 80-90*C. I had 6 total case fans and it still wasn't keeping up with cooling. Now, I'm seeing idle temps in the mid 30*C with it hitting mid 50 - low 60 *C under load. Definitely able to keep up with cooling a lot better than the stock cooler. The only thing I had to do was the slightest modification for the radiator and fans to fit in the front of the case. All in all, very well worth the money.

I recently upgraded my PC cooling system to the Vetroo V360 Liquid CPU Cooler, and it has proven to be a fantastic addition to my setup. This 360mm liquid cooling solution comes equipped with three 120mm addressable RGB and PWM fans, as well as a powerful pump, and it has truly impressed me in several key aspects. First and foremost, the cooling performance of the Vetroo V360 is outstanding. With its 360mm radiator and three high-quality fans, it effectively dissipates heat from my CPU, ensuring that it runs at optimal temperatures even during demanding tasks. This has not only improved my PC's overall performance but also extended the lifespan of my CPU. The inclusion of addressable RGB lighting is a visual delight. The RGB fans and pump add a vibrant and customizable aesthetic to my PC build. The ability to adjust the lighting effects and colors to match my setup is a great feature, allowing for a personalized and eye-catching look. It's a real showstopper inside my case. The PWM fans and pump provide excellent control over the cooling system's performance. I can easily adjust the fan speeds and pump speed to strike the perfect balance between cooling efficiency and noise levels. This flexibility is essential for tailoring the system to my specific needs, whether I'm gaming or working. Installation was surprisingly straightforward, thanks to the clear and concise instructions provided. The included mounting hardware and compatibility with various CPU sockets ensured a hassle-free setup process. I appreciate the attention to detail in design, making it accessible to both novice and experienced PC builders. In terms of noise levels, the Vetroo V360 performs admirably. Even at higher fan speeds, it remains relatively quiet, allowing for a peaceful computing environment. This is particularly important during extended gaming sessions or when working on intensive tasks. Overall, the Vetroo V360 Liquid CPU Cooler has exceeded my expectations in terms of cooling performance, aesthetics, and ease of installation. It has made a significant difference in the temperature and performance of my PC while adding a stunning visual element to my build. I highly recommend this cooler to PC enthusiasts looking for an efficient and visually appealing cooling solution for their rig. The Vetroo V360 has certainly enhanced my computing experience.

I loved the design and RGB coloring. The mount felt alittle cheap compared to some more popular brands I use but it did work very well. It far exceeded my expectations. However I cannot report on the fans as I used the fans that came with the case so I didn't have to run to rgb controllers.

My sons computer was constantly over heating...its a 10th gen i7. Even in Windows just sitting idle the temp was 89c, and the CPU package was on average at 104C. After a lot of troubleshooting and tuning I could not get below 88C. It was running an ENERMAX cooling unit with just 2 cooling fans attached to it. So, I finally bit the bullet and bought this one since the price was acceptable and the reviews overall were pretty good. The install was easy, although I used the existing fans that my son already had. It is an IBUYPOWER machine and the fans were nice. I'm sure the fans on this one are good, but I honestly didn't want to go through the install and the lighting controller they were connected to was more advanced. Anyway, after installing I loaded her up. Sitting idle in Windows, the machine was running at 34C. After playing the latest Modern warfare for 3 hours on max settings, we checked the temp. 42C...42C! Now his computer is purring like a kitten and eating up poly's like its a ragging pixel monster! It fixed his problem and made me a hero. If you are having heating issues and your case has the space (its big), then buy it!

Liked the look not to hard to install. When powered up the cpu went into overheat protection after a few min(3) rechecked everything a few times and the same. then I put the put the radiator in 180 from what I had and it ran and kept the heat down but is intermittent noisy and fan rmp goes from 5500 or so to 8500. Replacement/Return is on the way.

This closed loop pump is a bit larger than the cooler master so you need to check the clearance for your 2 power connectors at the top to make sure you have enough room. Very quiet and my Amd Ryzen 9 7900x3d stays at a cool 76-79c.

Awsome cooler keeps my 5700x under 60° boosting to 4.8 no problem. It is louder and these fans can become extreamly loud at max rpm but for normal operations it's not bad granted my room is very loud . Will always recommend. Even bought matching case fans from vetroo aswell

This product did not contain the brackets for my AMD AM4 CPU. The manual says you need to use the brackets that came with the motherboard. The AMD OEM CPU heatsink does not use the same parts needed for the water block. If you bought a pre-built PC, you most likely won't have the parts to install the heatsink. Check your motherboard and CPU before buying. The water block can be fiddly to install and they only give the bare minimum CPU paste so best to try a few times mounting the block without the CPU paste to see how to connect with minimal movement. The radiator is 410mm+ long but the pipes are only long enough to reach the CPU in a few configurations and may not fit your case with internal components as desired.

RGB looks cool It is quiet Cooling 14 gen i7 intel core awesome Installation was easy

great quality and really beautiful...easy to install..its keep my AMD Ryzen 7 2700x on idle between 35-40 degrees and 100 load at max 60 degrees

Does the job. Looks good. Came with 1700 intel socket attachments. Fans are loud when running at full 1800rpm. Go into BIOS and change it to a fan curve based on temperatures of the system and it goes quiet.