All in one water cooling review

Lian Li looks to assert dominance in the all-in-one liquid cooler market with the Galahad II Trinity Performance 360. Utilizing a new, thicker radiator design along with 28 mm fans, it certainly packs class-leading performance, but beyond that, it also has a host of new features and customization options to suit your personal tastes.

All in one water cooling review

DeepCool's all-new Assassin IV CPU cooler brings powerful performance to the table while remaining elegant and graceful in design. It easily dominates other air coolers in more ways than one, making it an effective solution for any build.

All in one water cooling review

ID-Cooling is taking a different approach with its Dashflow 360 XT all-in-one liquid CPU cooler. While ARGB lighting is a mainstay feature, the inclusion of an extra matching fan to improve your system's visual aesthetics is a nice touch. Add in the pump-based fan for active cooling of your RAM, M.2 SSD, and motherboard VRM, and you have a unique package to consider for your next build.

All in one water cooling review

DeepCool's LT720 WH is a 360 mm all-in-one liquid cooler that is able to dominate its competitors in many aspects. Performance is solid, the warranty is exceptional, add in a unique look, easy-to-use mounting hardware and you end up with a winning combination.

All in one water cooling review

Cooler Master's Latest Hyper 212 Halo Black looks to carry on the legacy established by its venerable ancestor. Delivering solid performance, good looks, and plenty of clearance for components making it s a decent option for entry to mid-range gaming PCs.

All in one water cooling review

TEAMGROUP merges solid performance with innovative features in the Siren DUO360. This 360 mm prefilled AIO not only cools your CPU, it also includes a block for an M.2 NVMe SSD. Cooling performance is good, and the all-white design will certainly catch some attention.

All in one water cooling review

Corsair's iCUE H150i Elite LCD XT is a 360 mm All-In-One liquid cooler that looks to dominate the AIO space. Delivering exceptional performance, clean looks and a stout five-year warranty along with an IPS display, it packs a massive number of features to go with its stellar performance. Just beware of the hefty price tag.

All in one water cooling review

ID-Cooling knocks it out of the park with the $70 Dashflow 240 Black All-in-One watercooling unit. What it lacks in rainbow LEDs and fluff features, it more than makes up for in pure performance per dollar where it absolutely man-handles the competition.

All in one water cooling review

Endorfy's Navis F280 all-in-one liquid cooler is a remarkable mix of performance and elegance rarely seen at its price point. While it may not outright dominate its competition, the combination of performance, value, and looks make it a hard option to ignore.

All in one water cooling review

DeepCool's AK500 slots in between the AK620 and the AK400, proving to be a near-perfect balance between the two. It delivers solid performance, a clean visual aesthetic, and, best of all, offers exceptional performance per dollar. Making it a solid contender in the mid-range air cooler market.

All in one water cooling review

Montech has entered the heavyweight cooler market with their all new Metal DT24 Premium. This monster of a cooler may not take the performance crown, but it does offer an impressive price to performance ratio that pairs well with its visually appealing design.

All in one water cooling review

Alphacool's Core Ocean T38 240 mm all-in-one liquid cooler dominates the closed-loop competition in value. But more importantly, it also delivers strong performance on Intel systems, making for an easy choice if you want to tame a hot processor without lighting your wallet on fire.

All in one water cooling review

Cougar is expanding their cooling lineup with the Forza 85. This large single-tower design features an offset, for perfect memory clearance while also maximizing thermal dissipation. On paper it seems like a sure-fire winner, lets put that to the test in our comprehensive review.

All in one water cooling review

ID-Cooling looks to retain its dominance in the entry-level air cooler market with the SE-224-XTS series. These successors to the stalwart SE-224-XT showcase exceptional looks, solid performance, and an improved noise profile while still delivering tremendous performance per dollar.

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Corsair's iCUE H115i RGB ELITE comes bursting onto the scene with a new set of AF ELITE 140 mm fans, which help propel this all-in-one liquid cooler into contention with some of the best in its class. Add in stellar support via the 5-year warranty, and you have a compelling option no matter how you look at it.

All in one water cooling review

Gamdias hits the ground running with the Chione M3 240W all-in-one liquid cooler. This affordable offering delivers a one-two punch with its all-white design and solid performance for the price. The M3 240W is an intriguing option for those looking to stick to a budget.

All in one water cooling review

DeepCool seeks to dominate the competition with its new high-performance LS720 all-in-one liquid cooler. Packed to the gills with features such as daisy-chained fans, a customizable pump cap, and the company's Anti-Leak technology, it certainly looks good on paper, but can it truly beat all comers? Time to find out!

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ARCTIC showcases how to handle a potential quality control issue the right way by being proactive about it. Today we take a look at the ARCTIC service kit for affected batches of its popular Liquid Freezer II AIO CPU coolers and go through the service process ourselves to see how user-friendly it is.

All in one water cooling review

be quiet! looks to compete in the ARGB era with the Pure Rock 2 FX. Based on a tried and true design, this single tower cooler is quiet, well built, and visually stunning. Thus making it an appealing option for those with entry to mid-range systems wanting to add a little visual flair without going over the top.

All in one water cooling review

For their 20th anniversary, be quiet! is introducing a new all-in-one CPU liquid cooler, the Pure Loop 2 FX 280. It comes with a great look, thanks to its ARGB lighting capability and performance is very respectable, too, especially on AMD Ryzen systems.

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Noctua looks to conquer the small form factor cooling market with the NH-D12L. With its maximum height of 145 mm, it fits standard 4U rackmount chassis and a wider range of Mini-ITX cases than traditional tower coolers. Add exceptional long-term support, good performance for its targeted market, and low noise levels and you have a solid offering for those limited by height.

All in one water cooling review

The DeepCool AK400 may be a classic four-heat-pipe tower cooler, but traditional design aside, it is a compelling entry-level option. Its price-to-performance ratio is impressive, and the lack of ARGB lighting doesn't affect its aesthetically pleasing appearance. Drop in a good warranty and low noise levels and you have a winner.

All in one water cooling review

AQIRYS looks to break into the all-in-one liquid cooler market with the Aquarius 360 AIO. This aesthetically pleasing design comes at an affordable price, which certainly means it looks the part of a crowd-pleaser. However, performance matters, and this CLC struggles in that regard, but not all is lost.

All in one water cooling review

With a maximum height of 154 mm, the entry-level SE-225-XT Black delivers exceptional case compatibility and perfect memory and graphics card clearances. Add in solid performance and style, and you have an excellent option for those building a budget system.

All in one water cooling review

DeepCool's AS500 Plus delivers compelling performance for a single-tower cooler that gives some of the biggest air coolers a run for their money. Add the white version's aesthetically pleasing looks, simple installation, and acceptable noise profile and anyone looking to grab one for their build is in for a treat!

Are all in one water coolers good?

AIO coolers are way more convenient and affordable than custom liquid cooling loops. And, traditionally at least, they've been able to deliver lower CPU temperatures with less fan noise than air coolers – although that's not always the case these days, as air coolers have gotten better and, in some cases, bigger.

What is the lifespan of an all in one liquid cooler?

What is the average life span of an AIO? Average is between 5-7 years, depending on how much you use it of course.

What is the best AIO liquid cooler?

TL;DR – These are the Best Liquid CPU Coolers:.

DeepCool LS520..

NZXT Kraken X53..

EVGA CLCx 280mm..

Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 ARGB..

Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240 Illusion..

Alphacool Eisbaer Aurora..

Corsair iCUE H150i Elite LCD XT..

Arctic Liquid Freezer II 420..

What are the pros and cons of a AIO?

Advantages and disadvantages of an all-in-one water-cooling system.