EnermaxLIQFusion RGB 240mm Lighting Liquid CPU Cooler Dual 120mm T.B. RGB addressable M/B sync RGB fan, Exclusive RGB-sync waterblock with patented flow indicator design, ELC-LF240-RGB

it's good but like many other reviewers, the rgb died and in a short amount of time too. And this actually has me very upset because I'm IN LOVE with the design and RGB. There really isn't anything like it bother than the raijin one that I think it's like a Chinese variant thing.Firstly, the pump makes noises for the first few hours (or days depending on your pc usage) and that's because it's pushing out any air in the line. Other than that, it's very quiet.Second, the rgb is beautiful (when it worked).It comes with the necessary cables for the motherboard manufacturers which is also a plus. I have a gigabyte auros gaming 7 and I had no issues in comparability.It comes with a splitter to sync the fans and pump all together. And it uses an addressable (or digital) rgb system / header, so make sure your motherboard supports it. It's 5v.DON'T PLUG INTO 12V RGB HEADERThis is a common way people kill the rgb on their devices, by plugging it into the wrong voltage.Now this thing worked great. Worked is past tense. The rgb on the fans and pump died in two weeks. I tried another digital rgb header because my mobo has two, still no luck. And I felt my heart stop.I knew based on other reviews I was taking the chance, but after the first few days of pure success I fell in love. I got this on sale for 110 and the price went up to 120, so I would have had to pay the difference for a new one. Still, I am very upset at the fact the rgb died, especially being the most attractive rgb aio I have come across. I hope they fix this with their next rendition, and hopefully it gets sold through microcenter so I can pick it up locally.What makes me feel relieved is the fact this happened within the return period. Otherwise I would have been out of luck. I'm sorry enermax, please fix this known issue. Otherwise, this pump is fantastic. Silent, powerful. Temps under 30 when not gaming. When gaming, never exceeded 45. If you don't mind the risk of the rgb failing, then I'd recommend this pump. However, the rgb is its selling point. So it being unreliable in lifespan is a cautionary aspect of this fantastic pump.Enermax, please please please fix this. Like. Immediately. I'm not the only person who's had this known issue.Never going to get over this pump. I really really liked it. :'(

The screws provided to be use to attach the washers and backplate onto the board is too short due to the thick black foam that surrounds the backplate . This is a real struggle to install and it takes me over an hour and I still can't get all 4 washers to fasten. Most is 3. This shows lack of attention to design from the creator of this good looking watercooler. Good looking, but installation is like a bad dream. Also, depends on your motherboard, check to make sure the metal plating does touch any of the pcb needles in the back, otherwise it can cause a shortage and ruin your cpu and other components. Usually most watercooler back plating are made out of plastic or rubber, but this one is metal which is a bad design. It's better to do without the metal plate than with it, although I don't recommend it cause if you installed the cooler without the back plate, the pressure from the front board can rip the screws through the board. Last, I have never purchased a watercooler that required you need to refill the pump before. It required me to add cooling water whenever I see the rgb light in the middle stop flashing.

Beautiful addressable RGB 240mm aio that does not trade performance for aesthetics. The flow indicator is a great feature for an aio, and the ring of addressable RGBs around the block are beautiful. The pump is mounted on the hose so keep this in mind if you plan to top mount the radiator. The pump is loud at first, don't worry it's just a short break-in period to get the air out, also referr to the directions for topping the fluid off, mine didn't require it though. The only flaw is the t.b. addressable RGB fans, you currently can't buy these fans by themselves to match your build. They sell the t.b. RGB (non-addressable) fans but that's not the same. The included fans are extremely loud under full load and one of them has an obnoxious bearing, but I'm not using them anyways.

Defective and no time to exchange as this is my only work pc. Would have gave 5 stars but the RGB on the cold plate did not work. Read directions to the letter watched all videos onYT and WAS well aware . it is a 5 volt rgb. Used the enclosed controller but only the fans lit up. Other than that , the unite works as it should.

I was skeptical about Enermax but I decided to pull the trigger and buy the Enermax LIQFusion RGB 240mm for my 8700k. Let me just say that I've owned Corsair and DEEPCOOL AIO coolers and nothing comes close to this one. It's a perfect fusion of performance and looks, with extremely easy installation and quiet operation. It pairs very well with the TB RGB 120mm fans, and you should buy more of them to complete your build.I will definitely be buying more Enermax products in the future.

nice for my ryzen7 2700x, after being OC'd to 4000GHz its hits a max temp of 75C.

Starts to rattle after a year, needs maintenance.

I love the look of the product of having to see it spin in, which was the reason why i bought it. But when i went to start up my computer, the lights blew out right away and had to replace it. Returned it and try get a replacement for it, but the price went up from $99.99 to $119.99. so i decided to buy something else...

NECESITO AYUDA. PRIMERO QUE NADA, TIENE INSTRUCCIONES CONFUSAS, POR LO QUE CONECTE EL PIN DEL RGB EN EL DE 12V, SE QUEMARON LAS LUCES DE LOS VENTILADORES, PERO EL BLOQUE DE AGUA SI ENCIENDE PERO DE UN SOLO COLOR ESTATICO, SABEN SI ESTO ES DEBIDO A QUE QUEME LAS LUCES, NO ENTIENDO POR QUE ENCIENDE EL BLOQUE DE AGUA PERO NO PUEDO CAMBIAR LA ILUMINACIÓN

Well from a cooling perspective it works great and the spinning wheel is a nice custom feature other coolers don't have.But....I had to go through 3 of these before I figured out an issue with these which is extremely important for others to know.The RGB lighting is 5v and it does not specify this anywhere on the instructions or box as far as I could find. The reason why this was an issue was it says you can use the RGB controller that comes with the cooler or you can simply plug it into your RGB header on your motherboard. Problem is most motherboard headers are 12v and the pin that's connected to the RGB is one that would be for a 12v connector but if you look closely you notice a few less wires. Researching RGB lighting more I learned this. The first two coolers I burned out the RGB and thought it was just defective and hence why I did more research cause I knew my motherboard was fine and it didn't make sense. You cannot simply plug this into your motherboard.Make sure you research your motherboard first before plugging in. Otherwise you burn out the RGB immediately.I ended up taking the third cooler apart and installing my own 12v RGB that I bought through phanteks and it works great now.

it's only been a couple weeks and already one of the fans are beginning the failing process not sure who to contact to get a replacement fan so guess i'll just put up a review and order a pair of fans and replace it myself i won't be most likely purchasing another enermax product or at least fans although they are eye candy i guess that's where most of the attention was given when manufacturing them

Looks friggin wicked