Water cooling system for ID-COOLING ZoomFlow 240XT processor, white/ARGB Review

This is my first time building a PC with a water cooling system. After a month of work, I noticed oil smudges on the fans. It probably shouldn't be like that. Down does not flow, but I'm afraid that it may get worse. In my opinion, it’s better not to save on such a thing and take either reliable air cooling or a more expensive dropsy.

good radiator Excellent Service Under the sticker on the side, a bolt with an elastic band to remove air during maintenance (pictured) Filled with G12 antifreeze.

Has some pros: Package View Argb mode - you can synchronize the dropsy with the motherboard, and combine the color gamut) Cold, Ryzen 7 3700x does not complain With its cons: Instructions for Lga sockets are described in more detail than for Am4

Bought to replace Macho rev. B. It began to be missed after installing the RTX 3070 Ti, which warms up the chip and memory to 75/86 degrees. Fits perfectly on the top of the Deepcool CK560 case 👍 Temperatures at 10700k dropped to 35 degrees at idle, in a load above 85 with a loaded video card it does not rise. On Macho easily flew up to 95 and above One small minus is the noisy fans. I had to edit the speed in bios. I made it to spin no higher than 1300 rpm and it turned out quite comfortably…

this is my first dropsy, I collected it myself and was afraid to mess it up, I reviewed a bunch of videos on YouTube, how to install it, because I don’t understand how to connect coolers, but with grief I screwed everything in half, connected it and now it glows and cools :) at the first start there was a murmur for a minute, but as I understand it, the water that had stood before was simply driven there, after the first start of the murmur 0, it is absolutely quiet I have a stone ryzen 5…

I took a rather hot Ryzen 7 7700x processor for cooling, copes with 4+, under load the processor temperature does not creep above 70 you need to adjust the temperature curves in the bios, otherwise the noise will not give rest. I did not like that the pump is poorly illuminated. otherwise I recommend it to everyone, it looks much more aesthetic than giant towers, it costs less than top towers the kit includes a lot of adapters for all popular sockets, as well as a backlight module in case the…

With its pros: The dropsy is quiet, it glows nicely. Basically average for the price. With its cons: After 3 months of use, one of the fans almost stopped working. It spins just barely for the sake of it.