Water Cooling System for CPU Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML120L V2 RGB Black/RGB Review

Stands on a ryzen 5 3600x, overclocked to 4300 MHz, stress test warmed up to 68 degrees, copes well for a single-section system.

I bought it assembled, the cooler on the radiator is spinning, the backlight is shining, the pump is not working Received after ss and earned. Ryzen 3600 idle 38-42 load 64-66. Seems not bad. Neither the pump nor the cooler makes any noise. Cooler set to 1300 rpm

I put it in front, a 200 mm cooler blows air onto the radiator in front, and drives the native 120 mm through the radiator. Ryzen 7 5700G does not rise above 68 degrees in stress.

Installed instead of the rear fan in the old case. The kit comes with enough thoughtful little things, which is very convenient. Temperatures are higher, and then we'll see how it will be

I liked the interaction with the case, the radiator is mounted back to back, without gaps Pros: Price - took for 3400 Silence - now I'm sitting without a case, a meter from my ear, the valve is at minimum speed and does not bother. Sometimes the water gurgles. Cooling - well, it depends on others who stood with r5 3600 looked in the stress test 55 max, 5 min. Now 2678v3 26-35 degrees always. Complete set - a wire for lighting is thrown for a series with 2 coolers (i. E. you can connect…

Orientation for LSS is a critical point that can have a strong impact on wear and performance. In short, when installed at the highest point, an air "pocket" will form - it should not be a pump and preferably not the side of the radiator where the tubes exit. With its pros: 1. To the touch, everything is very high quality for the money. This is the third LSS in my operation. Subjectively, there are analogues from 6000 and above. 2. Competent universal mounting system to the motherboard with…