Enermax Aquafusion 120: High-Performance Addressable RGB AIO Liquid Cooler - 120mm Radiator, Single 120mm ARGB PWM Fan - For Intel & AMD Ryzen - 5 Year Warranty Review

I used it in my first computer build so I tried to make most of my components a little cheaper including this one. In general, the water pump isn't that bad. I haven't done extensive testing, but it works well enough for what I'm using it for. For almost 8 hours of continuous playing Destiny 2 my CPU stays at around 42C. The only issue I had was the acrylic backing in the pump body itself. As you can see there are scratches just below the ENERMAX logo. I spoke to customer service about Revain…

I bought this cooler because it's square and white to suit my build. In general, I don't know much about EnerMax brand coolers, but the reviews I've read show that the cooling performance is lower than brands like Corsair. Seems like Enermax puts a lot of emphasis on style and that's fine. My device was purchased from Lepatek Corporation. It came in retail packaging which clearly showed what was inside. The box arrived in what appeared to be an open condition, although this may simply be a sign

I bought this cooler almost entirely because I was tired of constantly looking at large air coolers. They're ugly, bulky, and cheap looking. I used the Cooler Master Hyper T2 cooler before. On my Ryzen 2200G overclocked to 4GHz, the highest temperatures it saw during the P95 stress tests were 73 or 74C. On my 1600AF overclocked to 4.0 GHz, Cinebench R20 reached 68 degrees after 10 runs in a reasonably warm room. Still impressed with this AIO and still recommend it. The highest temperature I've…

First, it is positioned as compatible with LGA 1200 motherboards. It is a coincidence, but not a design. There are no instructions for installing this cooler on an LGA 1200 system. There are no videos on YouTube showing how to mount this cooler on an LGA 1200 system (at least I couldn't find any around January 2021). Mounting holes match but not perfectly ie 3 out of 4 holes for one socket type and another hole for another socket. I ended up installing it, but only by playing with it, and it…

Switched to this cooler from Enermax Liqmax II. I was planning on keeping this cooler on my new build, but unfortunately I lost the backplate adapter. I didn't need the 2011 chipset from my previous build. I chose enermax again because it worked great for many years. The worst thing that happened is that the LED on the pump went out after 3 or 4 years. I don't usually care much for RGB stuff, I bought Aquafusion because of the price. Unfortunately, my motherboard doesn't support addressable RGB

I've never bought an Enermax product but I've been using a pretty heavy RGB oriented build lately and their build was the best option for my budget and aesthetics. Installation was very easy, the cooling unit itself looks great. I wasn't able to properly sync Gigabyte RGB Fusion with it, but I have a strong suspicion that this is because RGB Fusion is notoriously terrible and has nothing to do with the quality of the product. The cooler is very efficient - on the Gigabyte AORUS Elite Z390 it…

Giagbyte Aorus Pro Wifi ITX Board. Installing AMD R5 3600. Listen folks, this machine is as good as it gets. The highest quality. Original review and updates on that below -------- I've texted these poor guys about 5 times and each time they've responded with great explanations and they're just really good! I just installed it and ran it all day. So far everything looks perfect. My ITX board has a CPU fan header, a system fan header (both 4-pin) and two RGB headers. One of the RGB risers is…