Phanteks (P-GO240MP_DBK01) Glacier One 240MP D-RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, Infinity Mirror Pump Cap Design, 2X Silent 120mm MP PWM Fans, Black

I recently built myself a SFF PC using Phanteks' Evolv case, so this cooling solution seemed a no brainer. However, I stuck a bit of power into a SFF case (Ryzen 5900 cpu and NVidia 3080Ti gpu) so I wanted the extra cooling power and also purchased the Phanteks T30 fans to pair with this AIO cooler. Do NOT buy the T30 version of this cooler if you are using the same case as it will not fit. The T30 version's radiator is slightly thicker, but with the added thickness of the T30 fans was just too much. But "this" radiator with thr T30 fans WILL fit just fine. Now, I'm not gonna lie, at full speed these things sound like a jet engine, but tuned properly, they can keep my system cool at a minimum volume level that can barely be heard. But still have the cooling power needed for those long gaming sessions. And let's be honest, if you've got noise canceling headphones on for full imersion into your game world, you're probably not gonna be hearing these fans when they do need to ramp up for those peak temps.

Keeps my 5800x cool and quiet. Looks great and comes with all the cables needed (easy to hide cables). I did replace the white fans with argb fans, so I can't say much on the fans. 6 year warranty, will update if I encounter issues. Happy with my purchase

Very little noise and well made. Easy to install. Hoses are a bit stiff but that is fine. Kraken was my go to until I installed this one. Could not be happier. I have been building computers for years. Seen good and bad products. This product is among the very best.

this pump is absolute garbage, it's audible above 30% speed. it's the loudest part of my rig (7800x3d + RTX 4090)

First and foremost let me preface this with I have integrated this cooler into a Lian-Li A4H2o SFF ITX Case with Phanteks T30 Fans, this is the AIO you want as the T30 edition uses a thicker ~30mm Radiator vs this unit's slimmer 27mm... The included fans with this kit are EXTREMELY loud over ~700RPM and don't move much air.The 7th Gen Asetek pump this uses is also very noisy above 70% and sounds like many other AIOs once they go bad and the impellers or bearings go out. Leaving it at 70% impacts the cooler by 2-3c at idle and about 5c at load in my testing paired with a 13600K at stock.Additionally, the mounting kits supplied with this cooler (at the time or writing this) are not LGA 1700 compatible, so you will need to contact Phanteks and wait for a about a week or so to get your brackets. :-/Lastly, this cooler's gimmicky selling feature of the "infinity mirror" top plate... You know, the whole reason why I bought the thing in the first place... uses a crappy ARGB/DRGB connector that apparently will not work with my ASRock Z790 ITX Wi-Fi, despite having the connector on it.It simply will not power up. So my options are to by a RGB/Fan Controller hub, or go without. I've opted to go without and just have the top Asetek plate exposed.Overall, I will be keeping this as I need a working cooler and don't want to be waiting any longer, but this is VERY disappointing for a new flagship product I was excited about.

First things first, there are better performing and cheaper AIO's out there (Arctic Liquid Freezer, ID-Cooling) but this is a great combination of aesthetic design and performance. The mount is dead simple, the backplate (on Intel socket 1200) seemed loose on installation but it tightens up with the pump head on. Included thermal paste is a bonus but I generally stick with Kryonaut. The radiator and pump design is standard for Asetek products, included fans are actually quite nice and move a decent amount of air.Performance is excellent by my measure. I'm running a mini-ITX P200A with an 11600K stock settings but consistently pulling 145W during workloads and I never really see it above 65C. One thing of note I had to change my BIOS pump control so that it always had 30% power or more, otherwise temps would spike up before the pump started. Pump is mildly noisy if you are close to it, especially in a mesh case but in my situation this is a living room gaming PC and it sits across the room, sounds dead silent to me 90% of the time.The overall quality is excellent, I personally think the pump block cover looks amazing when it synced with the rest of the RGB in the PC.