Thermalright Frozen Prism 360 Black ARGB CPU Water Cooler With Dual PWM Fans, Water Pump Speed is 3300RPM,S-FDB Bearing, For AMD AM4/AM5,Intel LGA1150/1155/1200/1366/1700/2011(Black ARGB)

Absolutely stunning performance. 14900k hitting over 300 watts and this thing is handling the heat! Definitely outperforming my previous corsair cooler. Value and performance unmatched. Lot of cables that can be managed easily enough but quiet and faultless so far. Recommend 100%!

Ok I had an aircooler from thermalright and it worked well, but despite this being overkill I heard good things about its benefit on ryzen 7000 cpu's . Infact it states as much on the box! So oddly the white version is cheaper, and im very much performance over aesthetic. So things to note..I did not need to change the mounting gear as thermalright use the same system accross products!It has a small fan hub, tubes are stiff but long enough to mount in various positions. The coldplate comes with both a black or white top plate (nice touch), fans are ok noise wise and RGB is fine, daisy chains off motherboard header.Now the bit that every reader wants to know, core temps down 10degrees over AIR and CCD close to ambient at idle, response to load good and cooling effective under load, recovery also rapid , its just unreal.How they do this I have no idea, but its just astounding how good it is.. 10/10

Looks super cool with the full on rainbow puke, RGB makes your computer faster, right? My temps dropped 20 C over my Noctua air cooler. There's a fair bit more noise, but that's what headphones are for. I got mine super cheap with a deep discount.

For the price (~£55) I think it'd be very hard to beat this cooler. Considering it includes 3 ARGB Fans as well.Now it isn't quite perfect, the fans can be rather noisy however I found running them at around 35-40% is almost silent. The impressive thing is that running the fans at this 35-40% Cap my AMD Ryzen 5800X3D doesn't get above 80 Degrees with a stress test. I didn't then notice a signficant benefit running them faster either.There is a tad bit of cable spaghetti you'll have to manage, you are provided with a basic 3 Way Fan splitter. But you then have the ARGB Wiring seperate so essentially double the wires from each fan, one single wire with split connectors at the end would have been nicer.But again, at the price of around £55? I doubt you'll be able to beat this bang for buck. I think to resolve / improve upon the issues I mentioned above you'd be looking at spending double.

My motherboard does not have an adressable rgb header to controller the fna speed and lights so I did need to purchase a sata connection hub for the argb and pwm connections. Currently I have the fans and aio connected to a cpu fan header while I sort the rest.I should not have worried about the concerns over other reviews or low price. The frozen prism is quiet and keeps my 5600x at 24 degrees, 28 underload. It is like having an air con instead of a pc full of power hungry gear.Tl;Dr The Frozen Prism is easy to install, superb value for money, quality rad and fans, quiet and has optional face plate for black out.

The media could not be loaded. Been waiting on this aio to be released for a while and for the price of £62 seemed like a a steal.From that point of purchase it just goes down hill from thereUpon first boot it had trapped air and you can hear the water through the pump and it sound like a garden pond water feature.Also the actual pump sounds like a jumbo jet taking off the only way to make it bearable if ramp up the fans and lower the pump to 50%, then you've got a 360 at full speed which is quite loud.I ran the system at full for a few hours to try and get the trapped air but it was still the same. So next day took it out and returned it.Was a shame as it's a good price and the argb is pretty good. And the cooling performance was ok on a 5800x3dLucky Amazon has a good return as it might be worth the risk if your willing to take it straight back out and ship it back. But other then that reason I can't recommend this at all.Ended up getting arctic freezer 280 arbg instead and blows this out of the water, no pump noise 10c cooler (62c max gaming ) and fans not that loud when under load and better argb.

These fans look great, are really easy to install and work perfectly as expected.

No issues cooling an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X inside a NZXT H7 case. Fans are also the standard 3-pin 5v ARGB so compatible with a wide variety of motherboards.