Review on Vetroo Radiator LGA1200 Addressable Controller Computer Components by Carlos Barete

We chose this AIO based on the combination of its low price, ARGB capability, and fairly consistent positive reviews. After unpacking, it made a high-quality impression. The cooler is a bit flimsy, but comparable to other similar offerings. The tubes feel solid and the bushings on the tubes are of good quality. The pump/processor unit also appeared to be of good quality. The instructions weren't that clear, but I've installed a lot of AIOs, and this one will be fairly common on most other coolers for those with some experience with it (spare brackets for AMD/Intel. Hinge bracket for AMD and screw bracket for Intel, etc. ). Everything fits well with no problems installing on the cooler or pump side and using any of the screws and brackets provided. Operationally, there was a bit of the typical liquid gurgling at first as the liquid began to circulate around the circuit, but that quickly dissipated. The temperature on my Ryzen 5 3600 is around 30 degrees idle and around 60 degrees under load, default settings. Definitely meets my expectations and works well. In terms of looks, I'd say it's definitely above its price point here. The AIO looks snazzy, and the RGB on both the pump block and the included fans is pretty nice and addressable to boot (a feature you'll have a hard time finding at this price point). I have an AIO as well as the rest of my ARGB fans connected to an ARGB hub and it syncs up nicely with the rest of my setup and looks great. We'll see how it performs over time, but first impressions are very good. Would recommend as a fantastic budget option that seems to pair well with offerings closer to the $100 range.