darkFlash DV360S All-in-one Liquid CPU Cooler, 3.2” LCD Screen with 320 * 320 Resolution, ARGB Sync, PWM Fans 360mm Radiator, CPU PC Aio Cooler Compatible with Intel 1851/1700, AMD AM4/AM5 (White)

I give it 5 stars because everything worked right off. Maybe I should have giving it 4 stars because the wirering for the fan to fan was not pre-connected, which would have been nice. Also, the software was easy to install and the LCD monitor looks freggen nice too. And what makes it 5 stars to me is that: This cooler has a "3"year warranty. the ThermalRight I had before only has a 30 day warranty. and if you did have a problem in within the 30 day timeline, you're still SOL...

As described and the fans light up easy set up infinity mirror hub are awesome... plays griffins and have data cpu and gpu speed and temps at same time as gifts are playing love dark flash

This product claims to be compatible with AMD chipset, but the mounting brace makes absolutely no sense on an AMD motherboard and simply does not work. This company is using false advertisement to sell their AIO's to more people. Reddit says the same thing about mounting to an AMD motherboard....it simply does not work. Avoid wasting almost $120 and hours of stressful labor like I did and just avoid this AIO cooler entirely if you are using an AMD motherboard, it's not worth the headache of installation. The installation instructions are also terrible.

Actualización: el soporte soluciono el problema del software de descarga estoy muy contento con el producto y su rendimientoMuy bonita muy buena una cosa que me desánimo es que no puedo usar la pantalla de momento puesto que el software de esta no se encuentra disponible por ningún lado

This is good but kinda hard to install for am5 and good for looks on a budget

My cpu temperature has not gone above 75 degrees

Works as advertised, highly recommended

Update:The seller offered a replacement due to the dents, and I removed the fans on the replacement to see if there was a difference. There was, and I see only one minor flaw located on the third row from the bottom, about 1/6 of the way from the left. Water does not flow through the fins, only air (pushed/pulled by the fans), so this wouldn't be a significant impact to cooling. I'm glad to see the seller standing behind the product, and I wish the manufacturer would stand behind it too with a longer warranty. 1 year is shorter than typical for AIO's, and the expected average lifespan (4 years MTBF) is relatively short for an AIO as well.Original review:I was intrigued by this CPU cooler since it offered a customizable display for a lot less than the major brands. There are of course some trade offs, but overall I think it is worth for a few years use. Overall, the display makes it worthwhile even if it is a little clunky to use.The design and construction is nice, but there is some cost cutting. The fan cables are only 19.5", and even if you daisy chain them that's not a lot of length if you want to tuck them neatly in a larger case. The CPU block tubing is surprisingly longer than typical at 17.5". The entire assembly is rather light, I suspect due to reduced fluid volume. The exposed side of the radiator had no flaws, but I took off the preattached fans and noticed quite a few dents in the radiator fins. This isn't going to impact performance too much, but it was still surprising to see such damage make it past QC. When running I can barely feel the fluid being pumped through when touching the tubing. The fans have rubber grommets to reduce vibration, and airflow was fine. Fan and pump were also quiet. Nevertheless, it kept my (non overclocked) CPU cool enough. Warranty is 1 year and MTBF is 4, so if you're not looking for long term durability it should last a few years.The main attraction is the LCD display, which is magnetically attached to the CPU block. You need an available internal USB2 header to connect to the display. Image quality is quite good, and I like the ability to display a custom picture. However you must use the DarkFlash software and keep it running in background, even after the image is loaded onto the display's memory. Otherwise the display will shut itself off. The software itself is... not very good, TBH. It is minimally translated, and you'll still find Chinese bits here and there. Through trial and error you can get it to work, but I'd rather forego it altogether if I could've.