DEEPCOOL LT720 360mm AiO Water Cooling Kit 3x 120mm Fans, Multi-Dimensional Infinity Mirror, Support Intel LGA 1700 / 1200 / 1151 / 1150 / 1155, AMD AM5 / AM4 / Threadripper sTRX4 / sTR4 / sWRX8

It works. Cools well beyond what the price would indicate.
Unfortunately, one of the radiator fan bearings failed after about a year. It seems I'm not the only one with the issue so clearly it is a systemic problem.

I'd still recommend this AIO given the price but just be ready to replace the fans eventually. It works. Cools well beyond what the price would indicate.
Unfortunately, one of the radiator fan bearings failed after about a year. It seems I'm not the only one with the issue so clearly it is a systemic problem.

I'd still recommend this AIO given the price but just be ready to replace the fans eventually.

Seemed pretty easy to install, and has provided good cooling performance. However, almost a year to the day into ownership and one of the fans has started making a horrific grinding vibration sound (expect bearing failure). This has been my daily driver workstation, but is hardly ever pushed, so fans barely operate.

Again. Like the kit. Effectively cools an Intel Core i9 13900K.
But had expected many more years out of the fans. Hope the pump is better! Seemed pretty easy to install, and has provided good cooling performance. However, almost a year to the day into ownership and one of the fans has started making a horrific grinding vibration sound (expect bearing failure). This has been my daily driver workstation, but is hardly ever pushed, so fans barely operate.

Again. Like the kit. Effectively cools an Intel Core i9 13900K.
But had expected many more years out of the fans. Hope the pump is better!

This is the only product that I went aesthetics over performance. It's worth getting this thing just for the design.

Here is the performance though (fan curve has not been altered):

It kept a Ryzen 7 7800X3D between 40 - 50 degrees celcius on idle and under load it keeps it at a maximum of 81 degrees celcius.

Noise:

Once the pump turns on to cycle the liquid, it makes a low pitched humming sound which can be annoying, but when gaming I don't hear it. Fans are pretty much silent enough that a whispering conversation can cover the noise.

Overall highly recommend!! This is the only product that I went aesthetics over performance. It's worth getting this thing just for the design.

Here is the performance though (fan curve has not been altered):

It kept a Ryzen 7 7800X3D between 40 - 50 degrees celcius on idle and under load it keeps it at a maximum of 81 degrees celcius.

Noise:

Once the pump turns on to cycle the liquid, it makes a low pitched humming sound which can be annoying, but when gaming I don't hear it. Fans are pretty much silent enough that a whispering conversation can cover the noise.

Overall highly recommend!!

This AIO has a good performance with I7-14700K, even under strict test. It will be around 90 degree with more than 300W CPU power output. This AIO has a good performance with I7-14700K, even under strict test. It will be around 90 degree with more than 300W CPU power output.

This runs at about 23 degrees so it keeps your computer cool. for reference. Today was 28 degrees outside and in the PC was 23 degrees. Most non water-cooling fans keep your PC at around 60 degrees on a day like this so worth every cent This runs at about 23 degrees so it keeps your computer cool. for reference. Today was 28 degrees outside and in the PC was 23 degrees. Most non water-cooling fans keep your PC at around 60 degrees on a day like this so worth every cent

Good 360mm AIO, keeps 5800x3d under 70 degrees under stress. Had a radiator fan fail, contacted manufacturer directly, they were easy to deal with and have replaced the fan under warranty. One of the best performing 360 AIOs out there... Good 360mm AIO, keeps 5800x3d under 70 degrees under stress. Had a radiator fan fail, contacted manufacturer directly, they were easy to deal with and have replaced the fan under warranty. One of the best performing 360 AIOs out there...