🌈 AORUS RGB AIO Liquid Cooler 280mm Radiator, Dual 140mm Windforce PWM Fans, Full Color LCD Display, Advanced RGB Lighting and Control, Intel 115X/2066, AMD AM4, TR4 Review

You can upload your own picture on the pump screen. Relax. However, this process takes significantly longer than expected, and the custom image can only be in BMP format. At least as of the date of this post. After 2 days of use I sent it back. Cooling was fine. Fans are MONSTERS when it comes to air movement. Although the frames of these fans are terrible. Every other corner is thinner than the others. They don't give you screws to match the frame width change. The cables are too short. I know

First of all, this cooler primarily cools my Ryzen 5 5600X, which is a low-power processor. Not great, it keeps around 60C in game, I was expecting 40C from a 280mm array and a 65W TDP processor. The Aorus Engine and RGBFusion 2.0 software that comes with the cooler isn't quite as rosy. So this isn't a multi-vendor monster I built, my system is: - Aorus X570 Elite Mobo - Aorus RGB memory - Gigabyte 6600XT OC PRO GPU - Aorus RGB AIO Liquid Cooler 280Aorus Engine / RGBFusion 2.0 does not control…

The cooler itself works well, although the Corsair fans pump more air and are quieter for about half the price. I expected this and only paid extra because the device has a screen. Unfortunately, this screen barely works as advertised, and the software that manages it consumes system resources in a way I've never seen managing PC hardware. It crashes every time you turn around, takes a long time to load and is a terrible experience overall. If you're buying for a screen, don't worry, you'd…

This is my first AIO purchase. I've always been too nervous about their bugs to ever try to install and use them every day. This is kind of a first impression as I installed it in a day. The heatsink is thinner. So if you have a thick Arctic II or EVGA CLC, you will most likely see a reduction in thermal performance. I installed this AIO in a Segotep Argus case and was planning to mount it on the back of the case as it looked like a 280mm AIO would fit, but it's too big and had to be on the…