Water cooling system for AeroCool Mirage L360 processor, black/ARGB Review

While everything is working quietly and calmly, a couple of months have passed since the moment of purchase and use, I'll see how it will behave further, and I will add a review

Pretty quiet and efficient. The base of the pump is polished well, and it itself is even. I checked with thermal paste. Fits perfectly on the heat distributing cover of the processor. Cables for connecting to the motherboard of normal length, they are enough. Assembles and installs easily and quickly. I installed it on the top wall of the case. The backlight is excellent, especially on the pump, the effect of a bottomless well. Synchronization via 3-pin connector. My Core i9-7900X, when…

Initially, I chose between three-section and two-section CBOs, and realized that for comfortable temperatures and low noise levels, you need to take a three-section. Considering that two-sections from other manufacturers cost about the same, I decided to take this one. It cools my Ryzen 9 5900X, naturally it is overclocked. When running two stress tests at the same time and an additional load on the VC, the processor warmed up to a maximum of 70 degrees, while the turntables on the CBO were…

I chose this cooling primarily because of the design of the water block, but alas, after two attempts, I decided that it was a low-quality piece of plastic that only looked beautiful. Since it caught fire with just such a water block, I had to choose NZXT with a similar design, which costs 2 times more. Let's see what will be the result. Some pros: Looks amazing. I really liked how the water block looks. Alas, that's all. Has some cons: Two purchase attempts and two disappointments. The pump is

The feature of a three-section dropsy is that there is less noise + a comfortable temperature. The maximum processor heats up to 80 degrees, and this is during a stress test. On board is an R7 2700X processor.

In general, I am satisfied with a good purchase, we'll see how soon the pump starts to make noise, if at all. - you can skip a paragraph - (already irrelevant, but I leave it so that some commentators do not look like fools, they wrote about the case, the last two photos are irrelevant) Addition after a while and two stars therefore: In general, I don’t know, maybe I don’t take some factors into account, but the declared heat sink is 550W. My percent in Hades, if you look at the lid, emits 120W

Installed on 01/19/23. While everything works, does not flow, does not make noise, it works fine, let's see what happens next.