Cooler Master 360 Atmos Stealth Performance-Driven Close-Loop AIO Liquid Cooler, R9|Ultra 9, Dual Chamber Pump, 360 Radiator, Mobius PWM Fans, AMD Ryzen AM5|4, Intel LGA 1851|1700 Platform

Bought this to replace a different pump that went bad. The RGB colors are great, looks very sharp and ties into my computer well. I didn’t need to use the software as my RGB motherboard controller did the job, but their software is an option if you need it. This pump actually ran cooler than the original pump I bought ever did! I was running about 90c which is way too hot and my CPU was throttling. Once this was installed it was down to 65c!! That’s a huge difference! Setup was easy, good directions, and it had all the adapters for an AMD or Intel CPU. It was also cheaper than a lot of others I looked at, so a great value!

Simply Amazing. I've never been one afraid to spend on my PC, but also valued reliability and above all, noise. As such, I've firmly been in the Noctua (with the occasional deviation) air-coolers, culminating most recently in the NH-D15 G2... an absolute beast of a cooler that overwhelmed everything in my case, made it hard to work on anything, and was way noisier than I expected. So after a TON of research, this replaced it. ...and man, is it quiet. Definitely nothing flashy about it if you're looking for RGB (there is zero), but I have RGB in the other elements of my case - I don't need it everywhere. What this DOES give me is the ability to keep both fans and pumps turned down to inaudible (on a 9800X3D), which I love. I can hear the pump if I put my ear next to it, but with the case on? Nada. All this, while dropping the ambient temps of my CPU by around 5C at idle, and way more at load (while being quieter at every level). Highly recommend if you value silence.

I bought a Costco Prebuilt PC (Aegis R2) with a I9 14000f and a 4070 Super the CPU Cooler was a radiator/FAN. I mostly play WoW on almost ultra settings and my CPU Temp was idle about 74c and under load could range from 80c-94c! so not optimal for long term gaming, with a little dust it was riding the higher end of the temps more often. I decided to finally break down and buy an AIO Cooler and its been absolutely impressive, Idle at desktop is 25c-30c, idle in game With my setting cranked to ultra I am 45c-54 and under complete load in game I am around 54c-61c max. I have also run the Cinebench CPU Benchmark and max Temp throughout the test was 74c. Another note any Temp below 70c My PC is almost Completely silent after the install and even above that its quieter than it ever was. I purchased the 360 Atmos because I could fit it and it was like $20 more than the other unit. It was a snug to fit into my case opening however once it was in it fit very nicely. It is definitely a high quality item that was packaged very well and everything included was well labeled. Also I did not see it mentioned anywhere but there is thermal paste included. I ended up ordering some Artic thermal paste for the install I did end up using the one I ordered. The only "CON" if you can call it that is that the installation instructions are pictures only and if you aren't 100% sure what you are looking at it can be a touch confusing as they give you extra cords for different ways to set up the LEDS. it hung me up for a bit however there was a fantastic YT tutorial that gave in detail instructions for this exact unit and he even talks about all of the extra parts as well. I am intermediate in PC building knowledge and it took about an hour to replace the radiator setup. I did accidentally follow the wrong wire and unplug a wrong wire and had to do some tracing to find out what it was and where it plugged into that was my bad lol... All in all I would absolutely recommend this unit to anyone looking to cool their CPU down price is 100% reasonable for what you get.

Ice cold. Quiet. Easy to install. Hadn't used liquid cooling before, but upgrading from an intel gen 7 to a Ryzen 9800 required new mounts. This works, keeps the new processor cooler than the old Cooler Master fan+radiator setup on the old processor and is quieter. Plus it's cheap.

I looked online for a good liquid cooler that was easy to install and efficient. I believe I found that in the Cooler Master 360 AIO Liquid cooler. Even now I can barely hear it while in use. Very silent operation. I also like the aRGB feature as well. Not so much a fan of the Cooler Master MasterPlus+ software used to control various aspects of the AIO. I'm using the software that came with the mb I purchased to control the fan speed and lighting. Other than that, I am really pleased with the cooler. Highly recommended.

This is my first radiator install, and I was hesitant to post a picture about it because my cord management has never been my thing. I have been building my computers for around, Oh, 20 something years now, and the last build was just a typical CPU fan. This time, I let another company build it for me, online company, and they put a terrible radiator in there that was just loud and didn't do a great job. I picked this up as an inexpensive replacement, and while I got a little confused on how to do the RGB pins, at first, this went fine. The instructions aren't... great, but the little sticker for the thermal paste were great. Oh yeah, Cooler master uses letters for guidance on instructions, there was not a single letter on any baggie for the actual parts though. I got through it. The temps are better, and I don't hear anything but smooth white noise fans turning now. It's been great!

Works great. I have a 14700K. Was using a nice air cooler (DeepCool Assassin 4)because I wanted to have very limited RGB and cables but it had a very hard time keeping up with the Intel cpu. Switched to this and temps dropped 30-40 degrees Fahrenheit. Looks nice as well. Easy setup. Fans even came pre attached to the cooler which was a nice touch

Great temperatures on an overclocked 9800X3D. Works quietly, although I did replace the stock fans with black Noctuas so it fit perfectly with the black stealth build theme