DeepCool Liquid Cooler LT520 240mm 4th Gen Dual-Chamber Pump 3100RPM Multidimensional Infinity Mirror ARGB Block 280w TDP AIO Cooler Anti-Leak Tech CPU Water Cooler for AMD AM4/AM5 LGA 1700/1200

Perfect if you have other infinity mirror elements.Alot of reviews state the pump makes some noise but honestly once you have your headset on or your speakers on a bit you wont even notice.Would recommend and comes with attachments required for both AMD and intel boards with instructions 😁

Fantastic really easy to install in your system. I am running a 7700x and on a cinabench run stays around 84 degrees - gaming a nice cool 54 -64 depending on the game. I was using NZXT Z73 which struggled.Strongly recommend this AIO it’s really good priced and the performance is outstanding.The pump block looks amazing and can say the stock fans are super quiet.

It cools like antartica

Using it to cool a Ryzen 7 5800x and here are some important observations that none of the reviews mentioned.Pros:1) Very good performance.2) Pump is relatively quiet3) At £99 it has good value, IMO.4) Powerfull fansCons:1) On a relatively high end Gigabyte x570 board (Aorus Pro Wifi) the mouting bracket touches the NVME heatsink and is almost a problem. It literally scrapes the NVME heatsink. If you have an NVME that has its own heatsink thats even SLIGHTLY chunky, you WILL have an issue with this board.2) The pump setup is finicky. It appears that it NEEDS to run at 100% (3100 RPM) all the time and you will most likely need to do some BIOS settings to get it to run this way. Some headers on some motherboards may allow you to run it plug and play. If set to auto, the pump goes crazy and drops RPM from 100-3000 and makes annoying clicking sounds.3) Documentation around certain specifics like whether or not the pump can be mounted differently is missing. Even the DC site has inconsistent data. If you go to the White color product page there is less info as compared to the SAME product page of the black model.4) Fans are kinda loud and don't feel as premium as I imagined/hoped.5) The infinity design thingy is not as vibrant as some of the marketing material makes it look. a bit dull IMO. (even at 100% brightness)6) The Deepcool logo cannot be customised via software and remains green. In my case, strangely, it also stayed on when my PC was off. The infinity lights would go off, but the DC logo would remain on. Upon contacting Deecool Customer Service, they told me the logo uses 2 or the 3 ARGB wires. These 2 are pretty-much live on most motherboards, especially once you flip the power switch on the wall. This results in the DC logo being on until i shut down my PC at least once. If i turn off the mains, the memory is lost and it lights up again, even after enabling ERP. If you never unplug/turn off your PC from the wall socket you should not face this after enabling ERP. This may vary based on your motherboard.Lastly, my personal opinion, I feel the product is good, but YouTubers seem to to have hyped it a bit too much and not touched any of the negatives (read : paid reviews).

Cpu never goes higher than 70 even when running at 99%. It did make a bit of noise initially, but that went after about 16 hours of use.

im using on my amd ryzen 7 5800x3d and works perfectly on full stress 60-64 this Liquid Cooler is great and cheap.

I have been using the same case and my previous cooler for years but due to my processing and graphic requirements, I've been finding my PC was running very hot. I have now upgraded my case and the addition of this cooler just topped this upgrade off to perfection. It's not too loud and it's doing a great job in keeping everything cool.

Works as intended