AORUS WATERFORCE X 360 AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, Rotatable Circular LCD Display with Micro SD Support, 360mm Radiator with 3X 120mm Low Noise ARGB Fans, Compatible with Intel LGA1700, 12 Volts

If you are running a top-end CPU and overclocking, you need this. It ranks within the top 5 360 AIOs available. I prefer to keep my equipment with the same manufacturer to simplify control/configuration and reduce all the additional software needed. It efficiently keeps temps under control, and even when running at full speed, I don't hear a thing. The build quality is first-rate rate as would be expected from Gigabyte. Installation is straightforward with no surprises. As with all coolers, you have to possess a case that will accommodate its size and also consider positioning within your case. I think the price point is spot on.

After receiving the item very late. I found gap of air inside the radiator, so i didn't install it because if there is a leak it will damage my new PC so i returned the item to Amazon beside as long it is still new it shouldn't have air inside any way, so way to accept it. And now after 30 days from returning date, Amazon told me that i have to wait for another month to receive my money back

Mantiene sus temperaturas muy bien y el software permite hacer cambios y estar pendiente de eso

I preferred this one because my rest of the system is also all gigabyte, so I dont like to have a separate software for everything. The contact point is pretty large so it is covering more area than the size of any consumer CPU. The screen has various options to display, like custom text, custom image, custom gif, custom video (if you attach a SD card), CPU statistics etc... All in one can be managed through gigabyte software. I will not say you that the gigabyte software is the best one out there and the most stable one, but if you have a clean windows and clean setup, 99% of the time it is working without an issue with me but I know when it happens it happens and it is annoying. Cooling values are really good, I am using one in AMD R7 7800X3d and with cpu load tests I could manage to heat the cpu up to 81 Celcius maximum, that was top head I could reach. With intel i9 14900K with the full load I could manage to hit 100 degree celcius but then dropped back to 95s and travelled between the 95-98. I mean for intel I think you can not do much. But ofcourse these are give everything to cpu tests. In normal usages like gaming intel stays at around 65-70 and AMD stays around 50-55 including background screen recording and playing spotify during gaming (Euro Truck simulator , Battlefield 2042, Red Dead Redemption 2 are games I play mostly)

Esteticamente luce excelente pero el rendimiento no me termina de convencer, sigue siendo mejor un enfriamiento de torre para renders, para un i9 12900K en 100% me llega a 80°