ARCTIC ACFRE00180A Liquid Freezer III Pro 360mm AIO Black CPU Cooler

I don't get why I had to pay more for no RGB (surely it's cheaper to produce without RGB)... Other than that, it is a powerful cooler, where I haven't yet seen my CPU go over 60 degrees. It's a well-made and fairly easy to install AIO; it is thicker than normal with (I think) a 38mm rad instead of the usual 27mm, so be careful if you are building in a small case (it did fit in my Montec Heritage Pro Micro-ATX case just fine though). The unit comes basically fully assembled and has all the wiring tucked away, making it hard to change the fan config from push to pull (which I was considering doing), without possibly making a mess of their tidy work. The integrated pump is quiet, and idle temps are normal for my CPU. We will have to wait and see how long it lasts, but so far, it has been worth it.

No issues with temperatures in stress test or heavy CPU loads. Only giving it 4 because it genuinely has one of the worst mounting mechanisms I've ever had the displeasure of using and the included thermal paste was a little 'stiff' making it difficult to plop nicely onto my CPU compared to others I've used previously.

I am honestly surprised how well this cooler keeps my i7 14700K cooled, BF6 on full load I see averaging 65 degrees, super happy with the purchase, 11/10 would recommend

Excellent performance from this AIO cooler. Even during CPU-heavy tasks like compiling or light building, temps stay impressively low. Under heavy loads, I’m seeing temperatures around 70c

installation was straightforward, and I really like the integrated cable design — it keeps everything tidy without a mess of fan wires. The 360mm radiator and fans run quietly during idle and mid loads.