Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR CPU-Flüssigkeitskühler, AIO-CPU-Wasserkühler, 3x 120 mm PWN-Lüfter, Pumpe & 53 mm LCD-Display, max. 2200 U/min CPU-Kühlerlüfter, kompatibel mit Intel 115X/1366/2011/1700/1200, AMD AM4/AM5

Very nice AIO cooler. Keep in mind that this version does not have an editable screen. It just shows the temperatures.

Instructions are decent. The display just says vevor no time or temp. Mounted in my newer Corsair case without issue. Temps aren't the greatest but my TDP is about 50w more so I'm guessing this is because the cooler is able to keep heat off the processor better than the air cooler I had on this 12900ks. 5.6 GHz on three cores and 5.2 on the rest temps between 40 and 62c per core. PC seems to be able to push a lot harder and over clocking hits those preferred cores more often without thermal throttle. Pump is working 5k rpm so if there are other pumps faster that's probably the place to consider in comparison. Fans are whisper quiet very good fans on this.

Was time to upgrade my cpu, went ryzen 9800x3d cuz duh, first aio experience. Opened it up, parts were labeled nicely, filled with its secret aio fluids already, installed it (upside down) ez. Booted up, no problems. Downloaded the software (dont choose poorly), cute lil anime girl dancing on my AIO screen (had to flip the gif cuz she was upside down you see...). The software package is actually nifty, cpu/gpu temps and light system monitoring. No regrets. At this price point, amazing value.

Almost 3 months now and all is well. Cooling the PC while I game every other night. CPU rarely passes 60 degrees C. My last dual fan was always going over 90 degrees while gaming. Not to mention it has a video display screen that works great with the software required. Many other AIOs cost as much or more without the display. I posted a link to the software on my youtube video of it running. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-tY29CEN54 https://youtube.com/shorts/0Vm0ZivSjBA

So Far So Good-would have been nice to have download link with instructions and it has 2 fan connectors 1 they dont list where to connect and they dont daisy chain-Glad i've been building comps since 1994.

Mounting bracket is too wide to fit on an Aorus B650i Ultra. Trying to screw it down results in bending the bracket, making proper mounting pressure impossible. Double check your board to make sure there's decent clearance to the left of the AM5 socket before purchase. It DOES fit the B650 Aorus Elite AX though. And it's gorgeous. I replaced the fans to match my build. The included fans have interconnected wires and can't be separated, however it's a very clean solution if you're not super concerned about matching. They feel heavy and of high quality. I got the solid black ones so I can't speak for the ARGB ones at this time. Also for any new builders, make sure the pump isn't the highest portion of the loop when you install any AIO to preserve the pump.

Ich habe mir einen PC zusammengestellt und bin dabei auf diese Wasserkühlung gestoßen. Mich hat dabei besonders interessiert, dass zusätzlich zum Kühlagregat auch ein kleiner Lüfter an der CPU selbst die hitzeempfindliche Kondensatoren neben der CPU zusätzlich kühlen kann.

Wow also ich kann dieses produkt jedem empfehlen. Der Kühler ist der Hammer und die rgb Beleuchtung macht es zu einem richtigen hingucken. Für alle Gamer und die die ihr PC auf hübschen wollen ist dieses produkt das richtige.

Tolles Gerät, funktioniert super

This is an "all-in-one" (AIO) water cooler, so the liquid is already inside the radiator when you receive it. Just connect it up and you're good to go. Note that with this cooler, the pump isn't actually inside the CPU block. The pump is on the radiator, enclosed in that rectangular plastic housing next to the fan. I opted for the 240mm one. This fits the front of my NZXT H510 case perfectly. Oh and just to be clear, I don't recommend this case for water cooling due to the weak airflow in the front of the case. It's just what I had available at the time of the review. I flipped the fans on the radiator around into a pull configuration (the fans "pull" air through the radiator), as I don't think there's enough clearance and airflow in the front of the case to leave them in the push configuration. Since the fans are now blowing hot air inside the case, that air needs to be removed in the usual way using the rear and top exhaust fans. With the radiator installed, I had just enough room to fit my 5070 Ti. I don't have a demanding CPU. It's a 12th gen Intel i5 with a 65W TDP. This cooler keeps the CPU temp under 60 degrees celsius even when all cores are pegged at 100%. The pump is powered by the 3-pin connector. Even though this is a 3-pin connector, I think the motherboard should be set to PWM so it gets the full 12V from the PUMP_FAN1 header all the time. In other words, the pump should be running at 100%, but the radiator fans can be throttled based on the CPU temp as usual. At least, that's the way I set mine up. On my MSI motherboard, PUMP_FAN1 can supply 3A of power. For security reasons, there's zero chance I'll be installing the software to control the small LCD screen on the block. It'll just have to display the default logo in the wrong orientation for now. Either that, or I'll just leave the USB connector unplugged. The USB connector seems to only be used for configuring the LCD, so leaving it disconnected is fine. I'm not sure I like the way this mounts to t