EVGA CLC 120 Liquid/Water CPU Cooler, RGB LED Cooling 400-HY-CL12-V1

Works great, very quiet keeps my Intel E3-1240 8 thread at 29c at idle and 52c after 6 hours of GTA V max settings with two GTX 760 of in SLI. EVGA Flow Control, download it so you can change your led different colors as well as sync with certain graphics cards.

This is currently cooling down my main rig running a Ryzen 7 1700. I will come back and review more as I overclock the chip.The cooler performs well, installs (on AM4) like a dream, and the software is great for changing the RGB, it is recognized as Asetek. The fan is fairly quiet.My only gripe is the software had trouble reading temps on my motherboard/cpu, but that is expected it being a couple moth old chipset.All in all, this is a great cooler from EVGA.

I have an AMD FX6300 Vishera overclocked to 4.52GHz (sometimes it hits 4.6 lol). I originally wanted to buy this AIO because I recently found out my CPU Overclock wasn't stable, meaning I had to increase voltage, which obviously leads to higher temperatures. I used to have a Thermaltake SpinQ VT, which I think is THE best Air Cooler that was ever made. Yeah the Hyper212 Evo has a great rep and whatnot, but the SpinQ is really light, VERY quiet, and a lot easier to install on AMD motherboards.So, I ended up buying this AIO to replace my air cooler. The product is top notch quality, and installing it wasn't extremely hard. It does require you take out your components and fiddle with the CPU bracket, so best to buy this around the time when changing components/rebuilding PC, as you will have to take everything apart anyway.In terms of temperatures, I have noticed a huge difference in how fast my temperatures climb. They are much slower than before with my air cooler. Unfortunately, and the reason why I can't give it 5 stars, is because it's still not quite enough for my particular application. Upon taking my air cooler off, I noticed that my thermal grease wasn't spread evenly. Furthermore, this AIO still hits max temps similar to my Thermaltake SpinQ VT, and reapplication of thermal grease on my SpinQ would have probably matched this particular AIO's performance. Obviously if I change the radiator fan and pump to work at maximum capacity, they will definitely keep my CPU considerably cooler, but running at 100% fan speed and pump speed everytime I play a game isn't the greatest thing for life expectancy out of these products. As for numerical data, I was slowly reaching a cap of 65-66C during Prime95 Heat testing, and I see on average 50-55C during CPU intensive games like Black Desert. As I mentioned before, my CPU is overclocked and running on 1.418V, so my temps will be higher than your average stock clocking CPU.That being said, this cooler is still great. EVGA Flow Control software needs quite a lot of tweaking and fixing, as many features don't work properly. I feel like I should have gotten the 240mm rad version of this cooler for better cooling, but whatever. What's done is done.

I am using an Intel 7700k processor for an ITX build. I have a NCASE M1 so it's super small. I was originally using a Corsair H60, and I was seriously unhappy with its performance.There was no way I could fit a dual radiator in my case, so I switched with EVGA, and boy am I satisfied.Idle temps stays a good steady 35C, from 45C - 50CUnder load max temp stays at 70C, from 90CSeriously everyone, go with EVGA if you have to choose between it and Corsair. EVGA makes quality products.

Firstly, the build quality is excellent and chances of a leak is slim to none.Secondly, the software is buggy at best and will not read most cpu temps correctly.Thirdly, the led evga logo looks great but if you are doing heavy overclocking, Evga logo defaults to red the moment you hit certain temps.(60c+).{when the temps are not read properly}Lastly, the cooler is worth ever cent but evga needs to fix their buggy software and allow users.The ability disable hardware monitoring, so it will stop overriding the LEDs at certain temps.Final Thought. Evga should release the software source code to the public. So, the bugs can be resolved quickly. I would fix the bugs in a matter of days.I will give an update only if the pump dies in under 5 years!!!

Cooler works and performs as expected. The included fan makes whirring/grinding noise even at slow speed.Included fan makes a whirring/clicking sound. I thought the pump may be bad, the fan sounds like a bearing whir somewhat like cavitating or an aquarium pump. The noise ramped up and down with cpu load.I was about to pull out this cooler, but rebooted after accidentally disconnecting the fan and suddenly silence. Replaced the fan with another brand and the mechanical hard drive is once again the loudest item in my pc.I have 3 other brands of AIO, all are comparable in cooling performance and pump noise, the EVGA (weird shaped fan) is the only one to make more noise than the air cooler it replaced.

Fit my small build perfectly.

I am rather new to the concepts of PC gaming and so forth, but knew that my cpu was getting too hot up into the 70-75 C range. I read some review and decided to give this aio a shot. I am happy to report at ultra settings, that my temps sit right at 50-55 C under load. Well worth the small investment to get this up and running.A few things to take into consideration if you want the LED system to work well is whether your mother board supports the usb connection directly on the board or not. I didn't have that on my omen system, so I actually ran a cord out the back and into the usb ports on the back of the tower. You WILL have to also pull the board to attach the appropriate backplate mounting bracket. The cooling pump is already equipped with thermal paste, just make sure to clean off the excess from your cpu if you're replacing an old fan/heatsink set up.

Ho acquistato EVGA CLC 120 Liquid Cooler, già il nome dice tutto, il marchio è una garanzia di qualità.Questo dissipatore ha il meglio che si può chiedere in fatto di praticità ed estetica, infatti EVGA per differenziarsi dalla massa ha studiato un programma apposta per questo dissipatore (EVGA Flow Control) grazie al quale con la funzione RGB si può impostare il led della pompa a seconda della temperatura della CPU (3 diversi intervalli a scelta), cosa comodissima per avere un colpo d'occhio veloce in gaming, inoltre è possibile anche sincronizzarlo con i led della GPU (se EVGA) o scegliere il colore che preferite per adattarlo all'ambiente circostante. Utilissima anche la funzione di controllo della pompa e delle ventole, infatti è possibile impostare la loro curva di velocità in base alla temperatura del liquido refrigerante oltre che della CPU stessa. Questo dissipatore mi tiene le temperature introno a 60°c in gaming in OC a 5.0 GHz mentre in idle si assesta intorno a 35°c.Pro:- software dedicato che permette di sfruttare al massimo le funzioni- led RGB programmabile- doppio controllo ventole (temperatura liquido refrigerante o CPU)- materiali di ottima qualità- tubi resistenti e pieghevoli per ogni necessità- colpo d'occhio estetico bellissimo- accessori per il montaggio su ogni configurazione, ma...Contro:- ...le viti per fissare le ventole sono contate- le ventole di serie sono piuttosto rumorose oltre i 900 rpm e poco performanti (le ho cambiate con delle Noctua)

Lo encontré a un precio muy bueno en Amazon y aunque aplazaron un poco la entrega creo que valió la pena la espera, lo uso en un Ryzen 5 y no pasa de los 45c con carga de trabajo, el tubo es de un material muy flexible por lo que no cuesta trabajo acomodarlo e incluye accesorios para el socket AM4 y la instalación es lo suficientemente sencillaEn mi caso puedo sincronizar la iluminación con mi GPU que también es EVGA por lo que es un plus para miEl aspecto negativo seria que el ventilador es un poco mas ruidoso de lo normal a altas RPM y aunque se puede reducir por medio del software creo que terminare cambiándolo mas adelante

Good quality look and feel. EVGA have made another great product.

Estoy satisfecho con el desempeño del producto, silencioso, tiene una apariencia y es bastante solido, muy facil de instalar.Lo estoy usando con una motherboard Asus Z170i Pro Gaming y un i5 6600k en un uso nomal (Navegar, office, programas simples, etc.) la temperatura del procesador no supera los 28°C (temperatura ambiente de 30°C).Al renderizar videos este ha llegado a un maximo de 48°C usando el CPU al 100% por aprox 10 minutos.Para lograr mayor control del ventilador y bomba de agua puedes descargar la aplicacion EVGA FLOW CONTROL desde la pagina oficial de soporte de EVGA, tambien puedes cambiar el color de las letras led "EVGA" y cambiar entre diferentes modos de animacion.

So far, it's cooling my overclocked Ryzen 5 2600 well. Tested it on a few games and my CPU is at about 40-45 degrees Celsius. The fan that came with it is horrible when it is at medium to high speeds. I will replace it with another fan I have to see if it pushes more air through the radiator. Overall, i am satisified with it. If the pump does go like a few customers here have said, I will replace it with an air cooler instead of a CLC unit.