Cooler Master MasterLiquid PL240 Flux White Edition CPU Liquid Cooler - AIO Water Cooling System, 2 x 120mm Fans, 240mm Radiator, ARGB Gen 2 Controller Included - AMD & Intel Compatible, White

I've been using it for about a week and so far, I'm really liking it. I've used some AIO coolers in the past and this one was the easiest to install by far, and probably the quietest as well. The packaging is very well done and the little template they give you to apply the thermal grease should be standard on all coolers. I've paired it with an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor and it keeps the temps in check with no throttling.The only negative I can say about this is cable management... it's a bit of a mess. It'd be a lot nicer if there was a single cable going in/out for the fans instead of three separate cables. It's not the end of the world, but other products do this aspect a little better. Make sure you have some zip-ties and/or cable sleeves handy when you go to install.The only thing I haven't tested is the RGB functionality because lighted fans aren't something I'm interested. In all honesty, I should have done more research, since the Atmos Stealth is similar but without the RGB. I just didn't know the Stealth version was an option at the time of purchase. But if RGB is something you're interested in, you have a lot of options with this cooler and it comes with several accessories for different types of connections and controllers.

Just FYI, I ended up replacing the fans with the (Cooler Master SickleFlow Edge 360 Single-Frame) - which is basically the same fans that come stock on this but as a single frame and with a better looking X-frame bracket on the back (this was done for totally visual reasons because I needed to create a pull setup). The result has been absolutely exceptional imo.On to the actual product. The fans that ARE included on this are top tier and the radiator + pump has performed very well. Idle temps are crazy low with my specific setup, high 20s to low 30s in the summer on a 9800X3D! I was concerned about the pump initially as for the first few hours after setup it was making unusual squirting noises as the liquid cycled for the first time (you should exchange if this persists, mine went away after about a day of running). The unique integrated pump design in the header is extremely quiet, unlike what I've heard of the Artic Freezer III. The header on this actually looks significantly better in person, I was worried as it looks pretty tacky in pictures.No complaints here at all so far, highly recommend. As of 2025, different testing sites have cited this and the 280 equivalent as among the best performing AIOs overall. Despite that, it's a shame that it doesn't seem to garner much deserved attention though over some of the more gimmicky or overpriced AIO offerings from other brands.

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Currently acquiring parts for my build, but the product out of the box feels of great quality and looks great. But no functionality input at this time.

Nice RGB hub

Totally defective, burned up immediately upon plugging in. Had a computer professional look at install… it was not an installation problem.