Review on ❄️ Cooler Master ML360R ARGB Liquid CPU Cooler with 360 Radiator, Dual Chamber Pump - Compatible with AMD Ryzen, Intel LGA1200/1151 by Alif Eagle

** UPDATE Downgraded to 1* My fans started running a little louder than I thought after just 2 weeks. I was about to return the Revain but noticed that CoolerMaster had just released a new version of this cooler with an updated fan and some other design updates. I contacted CoolerMaster to see if I could send mine in for an exchange as it was just purchased and they flatly denied the request. That's pretty stupid. Since they clearly don't want my business I will be returning it and switching to a different manufacturer. **Original Review** The first AIO I installed. I figured that a new cooling system might come with the new assembly. I didn't want the RGB block but it was on sale during Prime Day. I had no problem physically installing this into my Fractal Define 7, I have plenty of room. However, the instructions for the RBG controller and the fan controller are complete rubbish. I had to find a YouTube video to find out that I don't even need to use the controller on my phone, which has built-in RBG pins and software to control it. In fact, I ended up not even connecting RBG. in, I had no desire to use it. But if that's your thing, know that you'll need help figuring out how to get everything working. Keeps my I5-10600k OC'd @ 4.9GHz at 40c under normal load and quiet most of the time. I can hear the fans a bit when I start gaming under heavy load, but the CPU still keeps the temperature below 80 degrees. It cost $109. Don't think I'd pay $150 for it though.