Customer Ratings & Reviews

i returned this item as i didn't read it will not fit 1151 Socket CPU's so i got the H100i Elite.

This item did not work at all. I like this brand though! Had to return this item unfortunately.

Easy to install and works great. Keeps my AMD Ryzen 7 3700x right around 40-50c depending on what I am doing. Has brackets for a variety of Intel and AMD Sockets. The Easiest liquid cooler I have ever installed. Here is a video of the installation process. https://youtu.be/APH0_oH-_MQ

the thing was dead right out of the box piece of junk

The radiator was too think and it wouldn’t fit in my custom case

Piece of Junk killed my motherboard and i had to replace it

I've had this little cooler since 2018, and it's still going strong, I barely just replaced it because I wanted something that matchd my aesthetic, but will be using this in a build for my sister until it dies. Kept my temps low for years, a great buy.

After my Ibuypower liquid cooler went out i was seeing 80c idle and 100c under full load couldn't play any games without my system throttling. Went to best buy picked this guy up and sitting 34c idle, 45-50c while just browsing the internet or watching videos. 75c under full load and overclocked to 4.5MGHZ. Still higher then i would like but for this smaller Liquid cooler it does a good job. This was an easy install. I've never built a PC or installed a liquid cooler and i was able to install within 15 minutes.

Had some time to test and trial some settings. All I have is good things to say about it. Quite, clean looking, easy to install, but the most important I have a i7 4790k and overclocked to 5 ghz. Steady. My temperature never gets above 115 degrees Fahrenheit.

After running a few stress tests, its kept my cpu at around 65C, and around 72 at max. Pretty decent temps but good lord the fan it comes with is annoying and loud. Personally, i think its worth getting a good air cooler for the same price, if you can get this on sale for cheap then its worth it, but i cant recommend this version of the h60, not sure how much better the second version is, dont get me wrong, this is good for what it is. But, with the stock fan and price point i think its worth looking into something else.

Very quite pump and fan. Keeps my i7 4770K cool even when bench marking. Only drawback I was expecting the model that had the LED illuminated CPU cooler (That is the 2018 model - and not sure if it performs the same as the black model purchased). It is already installed so not bothering to return it for the LED model or mod it myself.

On Friday (10/5/2018), I noticed that my i7 6700k was hitting temperatures of 90C when gaming. I have a Corsair H50, and after hours of troubleshooting, I concluded that the cooler isn’t working anymore. I wanted to play games on the weekend, so instead of ordering online, I checked the local BestBuy, and turns out they have a H60 in stock. I watched the installation video for this cooler, and its easier compared to the H50. The H50 has a plastic backplate which relies on adhesive to stay in place. The H60 has a metal backplate that has standoff screws that will keep it in place. I think this is a much better product. Mounting the heatsink is also better compared to the H50, because the mounting bracket easily secures the heatsink in place, and there is no need to twist and turn to lock it in place, like with the H50. Running Prime95, I am getting around 50C with 100% CPU load. Very happy with the purchase. I am also impressed with BestBuy’s service. I ordered the product online, and went to the store to pick it up.

I have a ryzen 2600 in a silverstone raven 02 case. Its not exactly meant to use an AIO cooler like the h60. I had to remove some fan switches that are in a bad location , the raven 02 has the motherboard turned 90 degrees so the components face towards the top of the case with 180 mm fans at the bottom. I fit the cooler fine in pull set up as an exhaust fan without problems. The fan sits in a small nook area in the case. The stock ryzen cooler was running at about 35-40 c at idle with ambient room temps from 72 to 75 degrees f with the h60 running idle temps are 26.5 to 28.00c load temps are about 56c with ambient room tems of 72 - 75 f the ryzen stock cooler ran about 65-75c in the same settings. This cooler will work best in a well ventilated case. Many times people have high internal temps in the cases making the cooler less efficient. Look at your case choice first make sure its not the problem. I am also looking to add a push fan just to see what happens.

This is a great buy in keeping temps down. I do not do overclocking, so I cannot say how it well it handles heat when you do OC the CPU. What I can say is that it holds the turbo clocks on a consistently. I had this paired with the I7 9700kf and I was holding 4.6GHz with no issues. The pump hasn't failed me yet or anything. I have since upgraded to a different AIO after acquiring an I9 9900k. For a 120mm AIO setup, this isn't to bad.

Easy for me to install to my new build. For someone who was intimidated by liquid cooling, I was really surprised how simple this was to install and get running on my machine. Has been very quiet and maintained a cool CPU temp.

I didn't know if i wanted to get a water cooler cuz it could possibly leak, was looking and it says it fits an lga 1150 and doesn't mention the lga 1151 but it does fit perfectly. I upgraded from a box fan cuz I wanted to overclock my cpu so i bought this as a smaller cheaper alternative to others. I use it as an exhaust so it doesnt stay as cool as it would if it were an intake but it keeps my i7-6700k oc at 4.6ghz 1.4v below 80°c while running a stress test.

It was so easy to install on my 1151 intel cpu and it's quiet. But the name does not light up.

Product works exactly as advertised hooked it up to my i7 8700k overclocked to 4.9 ghz keeps me under 160f for long gaming sessions

I recently upgraded my mobo and cpu (i9 9900k) in preparation for the new 3080 gpu, and needed a better cooler for the more powerful cpu. I was skeptical of a 120mm radiator on an i9, plus how much i was planning on putting on it, and whether it would keep it cool enough, but from the start the temps im getting are 20*c less than what i was getting with my old fan cooler. I was expecting higher temps but it keeps its cool pretty well

i5 4690k was over heating when I wanted to overclock, my aftermarket air cooler wasn't cutting it(cooler master Tx3). I'm now sitting at 4.5ghz 1.2v and my temps don't go over 60c. Also to note,i''m using a push pull fan set up(2 fans, 1 on each side of the radiator). Great purchase for the $45 I spent.