EnermaxAquafusion ADV 360 A-RGB AIO CPU Liquid Cooler -Infinity Mirror, 360mm Radiator, 120mm ARGB PWM Fan, AMD AM5/Intel LGA1700 Ready, 5 Year Warranty

I know the numbers pic is hard to see. I apologize. I've been running warmer for a couple months. This week my cooler died. I don't have a lot to burn on a replacement, so I went with the Enermax 360 model and tacked on a 4-yr warranty extension for 20 bucks. I was idling at 60C and gaming at 80-90. Its an 11th gen i9. I even turned off turbo to cool. NO help.After my new Enermax was installed.....two hours...had to pull the case apart and do some real wire management. My first RGB fan setup. Anyway...i'm idling at 29-32C and gaming CoD MWII at mostly high-ultra settings in the 40s with a 50 here and there. Thats it. Cooler than it did new. Say what you want about the cooler and how long it lasts....i have years of warranty and this baby keeps me coooooool. Thank you Enermax, your cooler has done me well.I will be updating and editing as we go on over the next year or two.

I love the colors and the fans do spin really well! I just recently built my PC and I love this fan fit so well!

I am running an I3 13th gen cpu fir my budget build. Yes I'm an rgb fanatic. I was thermal throttling during my large media intensive zoom meetings so I ran a cinebench rendering test and scored a 8600 something but I was hitting Temps in the mid 80s!, with the stock cooler. I figured I would try the Enermax liquid cooling 120mm. It arrived the next morning. It took about 45 minutes to install, the instructions were clear and as you can see the hoses routed fine in my rather small case. Temps that idled at around 35° with the stock cooler now idle in the mid 20s. I re-ran cinebench and and scored a little lower 8400 something. HOWEVER..I NEVER WENT ABOVE 55°!!! And thats with the fan duty cycle at 78% .I ran the radiator fan to the cpu fan slot on my motherboard, the rgb to a header and the pump went directly to my psu via the included sata adapter. I would definitely recommend. If the 120 can do this with 1 fan rad, I can't imagine the improvement seen from the 360mm with 3 fans.I don't usually write reviews at all, but this one was warranted.

Bought one of these my NZXT kraken m22 went out on me, seems to be working pretty good so far

If you want to go with Enermax I highly recommend the Aquafusion series of their coolers, as I have read in other reviews the Liqmax series tend to have problems. The instructions were pretty easy to follow once you found yourself in the right section of the manual. BE AWARE, there are 4 certain screws you need that are countersunk screws, they will be in their own separate bag from the AM4/AM5 and intel bags that come with the cooler, but they are included. :) Had my new rig for about 4 days now and so far this cooler is working amazing!

I installed this in a Ssupd Meshilicious case. I had to mount this on the opposite side and yes...You CAN rotate the logo on the block. Carefully remove the screws on the glass part and it all comes out to change. I had to use the smallest skinniest Allen wrench. I'm talking thin as a paper clip.I wish my mobo could change the rgb of the block and the radiator fans separately. But still looks dope.The tubing is super stiff but the cooling is very sufficient for my Ryzen 5600g. This thing does look sexy though.

I bought the Aquafusion AIO after upgrading from the AMD AM4 platform to Intel Z690. This replaced a Noctua NH-D15, which is one of the best air coolers on the market; if not the best one in it's price range. The Noctua couldn't handle the temperatures of the Intel processor I was using, and would frequently spike to 80-85 degrees Celsius under prolonged load.Installing the Aquafusion cooler with the included bracket for Intel LGA1700 brought the temperatures down considerably, with some pretty nice lighting to boot. I do like that I can turn off the RGB lighting at the motherboard level if I want, but it's only the included fans that can be turned off; not the block attached to the CPU. Also, the CPU block is loud at 100% speed! I ended up setting up a custom fan profile with my motherboard that minimizes the noise level, while performing cooling about the same as at 100%. The noise level and the inability to turn off the RGB lighting on the pump make it a 4 star product, instead of a 5 star one.To conclude, if you're looking at a Enermax AIO (and don't mind spending the extra $10-$15); look at the Aquafusion AIOs versus the Liqtech ones. The Liqtech ones have been notoriously fraught with issues (search YouTube for Gamers Nexus' review and teardowns of the Liqtech II if you feel so inclined), but the real winner in price to performance here is the Aquafusion.

Yep that’s right! If you don’t have your stock AM4 bracket you can’t install this water cooler. I had to order one off Amazon…. But it’s nice they give you all the stuff for intel… makes 0 sense. Says it’s for both AMD/Intel but only includes Intel bracket.

The cooler works great and the noisy like crackling sound is no longer present when starting up. Might be a challenge to install however well worth the effort to save in shipping and labor costs.

Demasiado Ruido de los ventiladores.

One of the fan randomly stopped working.

Al parecer la compatibilidad con AM5 es comprando un kit de instalación por separado…