like any AIO the rad has to be mounted correctly or it will make a lot of noise and break like the 2star rated user did.. watch gamers nexus video on youtube about how to properly mount the radiator.. (do not put it upside down basically)

Temps are good. Install was easy. Price is right. .

The only real issue with the install was the manual showing what screws to use. They could have done a little better job, or put a sticker on the screw bags with a number on it or something. No fill port....too bad. Can get a cheap Chinese one for the same price with a fill port.

A friend of mine picked this up at M.E. and had me install it for him. After figuring out which screws were right, the rest of the install was a straight forward average install for an AIO pump and rad. He has not complained about it at all, so it's still working well as far as I know. I'll remind him to check his temps. He's using it on an AMD Ryzen 3600 and it seems to work fine

Good temps until she's been used for a while and it starts to jump in temps and hover around 75 celcius ( I think this is due to the trappedd air)

Pump AIO Radiator fan.

Guess it's pretty common to get one of these AIO pumps that makes noise due to air trapped inside. Tried a bunch of different troubleshooting methods and nothing seems to fix it. Regardless I was about to replace the radiator fan on this thing because it was loud too. Making a weird vibration at around 700RPM then would stop around 1200 RPM. Either way it was too loud past 1200. Decided to just stick with air cooling since I've read up that they usually last longer anyways.