Iceberg Thermal IceFLOE Oasis 360mm AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - Close-Loop ARGB Gen 2 Water Cooler - 3 PWM RGB Case Fans - LGA 1700 / AM5 Ready

I have a pretty small case but wanted the best AIO cooling I could find. I saw these recommended on a few tech websites. I can definitely say it works very well for its size -- might even outperform larger coolers. It also is very quiet.

To those who want to use this cooler with an AM4 motherboard, you will need brackets to mount the cooler.I did not have these brackets, but I do have a 3D printer and was able to find some files online.Just be sure you order some AM4 CPU cooler brackets before you try to install this cooler.

It was pretty easy to install and works great to keep my Ryzen 7900X nice and cool. I didn't care about the lighting stuff. I just wanted good cooling for a decent price and I got it.At full speed the fans are a little on the loud side for my taste, but they rarely need to ramp up to full speed. And even then, they are really not that bad.I would buy this again for sure.

Once you have everything assembled, this is a fantastic cooler, especially for the price. It keeps an AMD 9900X only a few degrees above ambient, does so quietly, and looks great in a glass-sided case. For an experienced builder this is going to be a bargain and a workhorse. From a functional point of view, this is an absolute bargain, and from that perspective this is a real winner.I have two caveats however.The first has to do with cable management. There isn't any. The power cables for the fans feed into another cable that is a power bus (one long cable with power jacks every few inches along its length), but the fan power cables are almost a foot long, creating a lot of slack. Similarly, the ARGB light-show control cables chain one into another, and you end up with a lot more loose cable there as well. (Also, the ARGB cable ends don't latch and pull loose very easily). There are no cable management hooks or channels to hide the extra cables, nor are there "just long enough" cables to make it look neat.. and the whole point of having an installation like this is to look great, right? You end up with a lot of frustrating work to get everything tucked in neatly.The second is a minor quibble: the AM4/AM5 brackets are kind of a pain. They latch on to the two catches on the side of the CPU socket instead of the four bolts on the corners, and the latches are multiple loose pieces that can fall apart until you tighten them down. The Intel socket brackets use the four corner bolts and are one-piece, why not the AM4/AM5?All that said, it's assembled into my case now and is keeping things cool in style. Just be prepared to spend an hour fiddling with hiding cables and trying different fan orientations (a better manual with suggested layouts would help). You're saving enough cash here to upgrade another component in your PC to the next level, so it's really hard to complain. I got my money's worth, and if you're prepared to spend a bit of time fussing with cables, you will too.

This is a great product. After 6 weeks of usage and putting my system thru a number of testing scenarios, I'm still very impressed with the performance of this very affordable system. The 7 year warranty shows that Iceberg Thermal stands behind their product. I also purchased the Iceberg Thermal IceGALE Lightning ARGB Gen 2 120mm Case Fan 3-Pack to round out my systems cooling / lighting configuration.I will definitely be a repeat customer for my next build.

These fans are not very user friendly when it comes to installing them. But then All Liquid coolers are not. Anyway this is one I believe I sent back to Amazon because after getting it installed, I realized one of the wires on the pump was frayed and caused the pump to not operate properly. Amazon did what they are supposed to and promptly replaced it. Have not put the new one in yet.Besides the above, this item seems to work as advertised. (when I did get it to work it worked good and cooled my CPU well).

Very silent cooler in case of proper setup. My AMD 9700X in eco off mode (140W TPD) had max temp about 80-85C while fans where about 800-900 RPM

Easy to install on a AM5 mobo. It keeps the cpu cool. I recommend it