Thermalright Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB V2 Water Cooling CPU Cooler,240Black CPU Cooler Specifications, Double PWM Fans, S-FDB Bearings, Suitable for AMD/AM4 AM5,Intel LGA 1700/1150/1151/1200/2011

This AIO not only looks good, works really well, but also well priced. This is my first time purchasing and installing an AIO (building a PC at it too). The installation was simple, pain free, and was quick. I don't have a frame of reference to compare this to other AIOs in the market, but this AIO definitely worked as intended. My CPU temp dropped about 5-7C, better than my air CPU cooler. This AIO has great form factor, fantastic addressable RGB lighting, and the infinity mirror looked so good in my PC. A great upgrade from my bulky air cooler. Addressable means I can go ham with the lighting effects, and I did. Loving it so far. When it comes to price, I don't think there's anything remotely close to the price this AIO offered. Great value and would definitely consider buying this again if I ever buy another PC.

I've been very nervous at the thought of upgrading my stock cooler for years now. I have a Ryzen 5700x and while gaming I was getting up to 94c TEMPS on my CPU with the stock cooler. So, the time was now to suck it up and give it a try. I was attracted to this AIO because price and positive reviews. The setup process was pretty straightforward and easy to mount. I appreciate the simplistic way of mounting the heatsink to the CPU. All I had to do was clip both side in and tighten 2 screws. After testing the CPU to see if the PC would power on, I noticed how powerful the fans were. I can feel the cool air. I put everything together and was eager to see if my temps improved and was excited to see my TEMPS in the 30s and 40s. With the stock CPU cooler, it idled at 55-60c. I booted up Diablo 4 1440p MAX settings and my temps were at around 60-64c. This is such an AMAZING cooler. I am so glad I gave this AIO a chance. If you are thinking about getting it and you are a beginner builder, then I recommend doing it.

I can’t say enough good things about Thermalright coolers. They are consistently the best in terms of price to cooling performance. The pump is nice and quiet. Installation was easy with AMD as it uses the original mounting method. The only thing to upgrade is the fans, but even those work great out of the box.

Nice looking cooler and does the job considering how inexpensive it is. I love the whole infinity mirror thing but it's still kind of cheap. There are only like six individual LEDs in the cold plate and I thought there would be more. My Corsair had 16 different ones. Also it doesn't cool anything out of this world, it's okay and does the job. Despite being a liquid cooler I still would not trust it for overclocking that's for sure as it pretty much just keeps average temps at best at stock speeds. Still, for the money it looks good and it does the job for the most part

I did a system-wide upgrade. New board, processor, cooler, power supply...all that good jazz. I figured I'd try one of these all in one coolers since I was installing a Ryzen 7 eight-core processor that I subject to occasional heavy use. Usually the GPU handles the heavy work, but sometimes the program falls back on the CPU. I thought this AIO would be a good balance of price and performance, so what the hey? Let's go for it. Had to go to Geek Squad to have them hook up the wiring. (Note to manufacturer: IKEA-style instructions are not a good match for electronics.) Got it home, fired it up, and so far, so good. Nice and quiet. I turned on Speccy to see how it handled heat dissipation. At idle, Speccy told me I was about 120 degrees F or so. Not too good, but tolerable. Under a relatively light load -- using Defraggler -- temps jumped up to almost 170, or so said Speccy. No increase in fan speed, nothing. But I also didn't feel any undue heat coming off the radiator. I shut it all down and booted into the BIOS. The onboard temp sensors there said I was at 102 degrees. Now I know there's no way the CPU could have cooled that quickly, and after checking to see the fan speed settings on the board's BIOS (which were set to come on well before 170 degrees) it looks like the cooler is cooling. Which is cool. Best of all, after several restarts, the cooler's aRGB has somehow synchronized with my case's aRGB fans with no effort on my part. Nice work, guys.

Easy to install! Comes with options for Intel and AMD. No swapping out brackets on your motherboard or any other stupidity. Pick the right bracket for the cooling block and install right on your existing brackets. Fans are plenty powerful and temperature drop compared to the stock AMD Wraith cooler was dramatic to say the least. For less than 50 bucks, there's no good reason to pick an air cooler over this. Only one minor gripe. Cooling kit came with thermal paste. Unfortunately, the paste was completely dried up. It came out like damp plastic and was unusable. No big deal, as if you're considering buying this, you probably have four or five tubes and packages of the stuff sitting around anyway lol

An AIO being $50 immediately raised some red flags for me, but with Thermalright's other products getting so much praise--I couldn't resist. I can't speak to the quality of the stock fans that come with the rad (I slapped some bequiet fans on), but I'm thoroughly impressed with this AIO. I've been using it for a year now, and I have no complaints. There's been 0 leaks and no noticeable pump noise. I've got in currently in a SFF build with a 7600x3D. I have fan software setup via FanControl software for a quieter fan curve. I have yet to see it go above 66C while in games/benchmarks. Outside of aesthetics, I have no idea why you'd opt for a different AIO that is 2x Thermalright's pricepoint.

Absolutey love the quality and easy of install. I have never installed an aio and did it within 20 minutes and did it all right the first time. All you need comes with the AIO and my temps went from 40-50c at idle to 20-25c idle and I was running 60-75c at full load but I never reach over 40c even stress testing. 5/5 for price and quality. Would recommend

جيدة لكن

Funciona en mi Ryzen 9 5900X, llego puntual, lo instale el fin de semana, deben revisar que en su BIOS los controladores de los ventiladores estén registrando la temperatura de el CPU, facil de instalar, y puedes cambiar el color del RGB.

Esta muy bonito el disipador, había comprado el de 3 ventiladores pero era muy grande para mi gabinete, este es perfecto y muy bonito

Por el precio no está nada mal, aunque si aumentas la velocidad si es notablemente ruidoso, pero si usas headsets no hay mayor problema.

Justo llegó hoy, necesito probarlo, de ve bien sin embargo tiene algunas pestañas del adeador dobladas y parece que tiene polvo, no de si me dieron uno usado o así viene pero de me hace extraño, en fin lo pruebo unos días y actualizo la reseña