ThermalrightAQUA ELITE 360 White V3 Liquid CPU Cooler, AIO Pump Head Speed up to 3300RPM, TL-C12W-S V2×3 PWM Fans,for AMD/AM4/AM5, Intel LGA1150/1151/1200/2011/1700/1851, Computer CPU Aio Cooler

Decent piece of kit for the price. Looks good, works great, temps are stable, thats all that matters. Relatively straightforward to install. Would recommend if you’re on a budget like myself

The Thermalright AQUA ELITE 360 cooler is an impressive piece of hardware designed for users seeking high-performance cooling in a premium package.With a 360mm radiator and three 120mm fans, it offers superior thermal dissipation, making it an excellent choice for high-end CPUs, particularly for overclocking or systems with demanding workloads.The cooling performance is top-tier, as expected from a 360mm AIO cooler. During stress tests, the AQUA ELITE 360 handles heat dissipation effectively, keeping temperatures well within safe ranges even during extended periods of heavy use. The thermal paste included is high-quality, and the cooler’s efficiency is noticeable when pushing CPUs to their limits.All this for a cooler less than £100 is an absolute nightmare of a steal!

Costs very little when compared to other 360mm AIOs, cooling is great and makes no rattling noise. The fans that come with it are decent and make very little noise even at high rpms. Only problem was mounting it on the CPU, seems like the fit is very tight on AM5, not ideal

Good performance, not cooling the hottest chip 7800x3d but five Cinebench R23 runs CPU temp peaked at 80c in a 22c room, PBO enabled, gaming around 45-55c. spikes to around 60c when loading.Not using the stock fans, using the TZMRIT Interstellar-V2 Uni Fan White, Infinity Fan ,the stock fans could be better.All mounting hardware is labelled in bags and you get a large tube of TF7 thermal paste.Pump block looks nice in my view, tubes are quite long with some nice clips to keeps tubes tidy.Pump top speed is around 33000 rpm, only two cables coming off the pump, ARGB and 4 pin pump control, there is definite pump whine at 33000 rpm speed on my unit, I just turn it down to around 75% and its quiet.

Right, I've had this installed for a few weeks now and I haven't run into a single problem. Coming in at less than £50 the price was something that attracted me to it in front of many of the others, it is white and so is the colour I needed and often they charge an extra ten pounds or more just for the white ones but not on this one it seems.It came with everything needed to install on either AMD or Intel and was very easy to install.There was no issues getting it to show as the same colours as the rest of my fans and no addictional; software needed and along with the three fans matching mine the RGB on the block itself match perfectly.At this stage unless it completely packs in or leaks then I would have a hard time finding any problems with it at all.

Two assembled fittings are missing and cannot be installed.I can only buy a new motherboard to match it.

I haven’t plugged the rgb in as it’s not my thing. But this keeps my i7 at 30° when idle. Would 100% recommend

13700k limited to 315watt, PL1=PL2Just hit the thermal limit for a split second, whic is impressive!Quality as usually top notch from ThermalRight.Pump fairly quiet, fans quiet.Edit: For 13-14£ extra get the 3 extra fan for push-pull config. Death silent with it!Update: After 10 month running with no problem in push-pull config. Intel 253w limit under cinebench r23 running on 75°C, over half hour rendering usually 81-84°C.