Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cool design, and that is where the fun ends. Stopped working after about 2 months. No damage to my computer, not too much of a cooling boost either. Was not able to receive any help from the official manufacturer, also not under warranty from best buy. Look elsewhere for a better cooling system.

I really like this AIO. Its quite. I only hear the pump for a second when turning on my PC. Using it on a I9 10900k. Dose the job but kinda wish i had got the 360 version.

Cooler and fan are a bit noisy. Cooling performance is good when it is working well. However, its pump died in 6 months. Have contacted and filed for warranty claim in their website and no update. Getting warranty service is a pain considering that I need to get the warranty claim approved before it is shipped to them and wait for it to be fixed and sent back.

Bought this to col AMD 3600 and so far works well. has rotating cap design and easy to set up, plus the price was just right along with my rewards.

use it on a overclocked 3700x temps run mid 60's at 100% cpu load. 4.3ghz voltage at 1.1250mv does help. At stock it may hit about 71C. rgb looks good to.

This was my first venture into AIO land, and I'm very impressed. Much quieter than my previous Air Cooler and thermals are great. RGB is easy to control.

Get yours now, you'll thank me later! If you are into AIO's this is amazing!! Works really well with lots of great towers, I use mine with an MSI MPG GUNGNIR 110R. Small enough to fit neatly yet extremely powerful. Keeps my CPU around 70Degrees at normal functionality and when im overclocking and rendering 4K video files still keeps CPU under 100 Degrees with Intel Processors. Great Buy, go get one! The Mystic Light Software works perfectly with this product as well.

I kept this unit in my computer for just over 3 months before I gave up on it and bought a Corsair cooler instead. It was a mistake to purchase this cooler, thinking it would go good with my MSI motherboard and MSI case. The pump on this particular cooler is located within the radiator instead of the CPU block. This was supposed to make it so that you weren't necessarily limited in terms of what orientation you can install it. I installed it at the top of my PC, and I've had poor performance from day one. I think it may have been because the pump could have been starved for coolant being at the top of the case. I was using this cooler with a Ryzen 7 5800x. Initially, my CPU would idle around 60 degrees, and was gaming at over 85 degrees. After 3 months, this cooler's performance worsened, and It was making a noise that I can only describe as being similar to the sound of a hard drive loading data. At this point, it began to idle at 75 degrees, and I was regularly gaming at 95 degrees. I tried to undervolt my processor, thinking it was to blame, but the results were disappointing. One night, I finished playing an 5 hour gaming session, and my processor reached 100 degrees and forced my computer to shut down. The next day, I re-applied the thermal paste, but the issue did not improve. A few days later, I was gaming, and I found my CPU was throttling heavily, and running 95 degrees again. I went into the bios, and it was complaining that the CPU was overheating (78 degrees in the bios), and to check to see if the cooler was attached. Today, I purchased a Corsair H150i Elite 360 mm cooler, and found that my suspicions that the cooler was at fault were correct. I now idle at 44 degrees, and game at 58. Don't try to save money by going with an MSI branded AIO. Stick with a brand that has experience with water cooling, like Corsair.

The product was easy to install and it keeps my cpu well within temperature tolerances under full loads. The rgb was easy to set up with my MSI motherboard.

Swear this is the coldest thing running..na im jk but for the price and the awesome look it does the job my pc was running hot before now it stays cool

A good AIO cooler at a very fair price, and you know you love the RGB even if you are afraid to admit it to your friends! There only two possible issues with this that keep me from giving a 5 star review: first, the mounting hardware for the pump block isn't easy to use and seems less robust than solutions I have seen from Corsair and NZXT. Second, rather than the pre-applied film of thermal compound this comes with a tube of material that you have to apply yourself. Neither one of those will be issues for the seasoned computer builder, but someone new tor building may want to choose something more user friendly.

Tried this cooler fpr the first time and to my surprise it was fairly easy to install and works excellent. It also looks great in an RGB set up PC.

I bought a lot of these aio coolers, the only issues are the fans always have a small whining noise. The fans are definitely not the best but does the job. Overall, really good aio for the price.

Great liquid cooler for PC. Lowered the temperature of my computer & it works great. Lights are awesome ! Took afew hours to install but overall a great value for product. Would definitely recommend.

Im glad i bought this cooler. It was a breeze to install, also the lights look good. Keeps cpu running much cooler.

This keeps my AMD ryzen 7 3700x nice and chilly. RGB Control intigrates well with my motherboard which is also Msi and my gpu.

Pretty quiet and able to cool my CPU because the fan couldn’t cool my Overclocked Ryzen 5 3600 when doing the benchmark test.

Love this product its was easy to install works very quietly and smooth I highly recommend if you're building your own PC

I had this for less than a year, the pump gave out and MSIs warranty procedure is not very good. Ended up having to buy a different brand AIO. I will say, when it was working properly, it kept my cpu nice and cool. The pump is in the radiator, not the cooling head.

Solid AIO, I haven’t seen temperatures over 75 degrees, and I’ve owned this for quite some time now. Very nice aesthetics as well