💦 upHere Technology High Performance Water Liquid CPU Cooler with Dual Adjustable 240mm PWM Fan (Blue LED, AM4 Compatible) - CC2402 Review

A year after I bought it it still works but I have to point it with the hoses down towards the radiator or the pump won't work. My GPU is on the way. I'll replace it with another device that hopefully won't evaporate the liquid as quickly. I bought 240mm on January 7th 2019. It was perfect. Idle temperatures around 29°C on a slightly overclocked 4770k never reach 60°C. Very good budget AIO.

The cooler itself is decent. No more and no less. Paired it with an i9 9900k and put it on a range hood which kept temps below 70c. HOWEVER, the included fans were absolute rubbish and the mount was difficult to work with. My assistant destroyed the fans simply by over-tightening the screws. The frames are made of very cheap plastic. I installed a couple of CoolerMaster fans I had at home and was pleasantly surprised during the stress test and thought the cooler itself was pretty decent! an…

Cons: I wanted the top of the case but it can't be installed there because the 4-pin CPU power connector interferes with the fan on the heatsink. I re-tightened the screw holding the fan to the heatsink to make room, it is very tight. See fig. Even after installation, it turned out that the performance of the CPU fan is also blocked by the radiator fan. I also believe that I received the returned model because the seal was broken. But there were no parts and I tried it and it worked. Pros…

This cooler didn't do its job properly, I'm having much higher temperatures with it than the stock AMD cooler for my r7 2700x without OCED. I installed it with the included thermal paste, after a day or two one of the fans started dying (thought it was my fan on the mobo, he checked the other fan and it was ok, the pump doesn't seem to be working properly, whatever it was it was keeping my temps too high so i went to uninstall it to get it back and he pulled the cpu out of the closed socket…

This would be NULL as there is no way to contact anyone at upHere Technology for a replacement. After 9 months my CPU temp was going crazy one morning so I removed the AIO to see if the pump had failed. . I couldn't feel it spinning in my hand so I shook Rad to see if I could hear liquids inside and I did, then removed the copper heating plate on the bottom and lo and behold it's jelly-like all over it dirt clogs over. Don't waste money!

Less than a year old, leaking due to a micro-crack in the wafer-thin plastic mold of the pump body. dripped onto the mobo and into the PCIe16 slot. A mobile phone and a video card were destroyed. If I could figure out where to send this piece of junk I would, but even that is impossible to figure out. nothing but a sales only online store with no actual product support other than Amazon's return policy. Avoid things like black death and herpes together. It looks like you're on your own once you

Less than a year old, leaking due to a micro-crack in the wafer-thin plastic mold of the pump body. dripped onto the mobo and into the PCIe16 slot. A mobile phone and a video card were destroyed. If I could figure out where to send this piece of junk I would, but even that is impossible to figure out. nothing but a sales only online store with no actual product support other than Amazon's return policy. Avoid things like black death and herpes together. It looks like you're on your own once you

I've been using the blue 120mm for almost a year, everything is fine, no problems and good cooling. Such a great deal at $40. All of the tube connections feel very solid and I love how I can twist and bend them the way I want without too much worry. selling the same 240mm model I saw 9 months ago. I installed a 240mm today and it runs all day. For $60 I almost want to buy a second one:

The thing works great. Installed on an AMD FX-8370 (140W) it idled at 81F and after 20 minutes of 100% load on all cores it was at 115F. The ambient temperature in the room was 77F. Plugged it back into my H100i and idle was 99F 100% was at 130F. Then I ordered 120mm and proceeded with the installation. Idle was 89F and 100% was 120F. I'll be fitting the 240mm into a Ryzen build once all the parts arrive. If both coolers last as long as my Corsair H100 and H110 (6 years), that's a great…