Cooler Master ML360L Core ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler - Black | Support Intel & AMD Processor - LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA1151, AM5, AM4 | Gen S Dual Chamber Pump | 360mm AIO | New Pressure Optimised Fans

Excellent 👌 cooler can't compare with any other coolers in the market

Great Product! But installation a bit tough.

It was hard to install, I have to take help of professional to install it. If you are beginner don't buy it. It is performing good but hard to install.

The media could not be loaded. I've used a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO for 5+ years now and have been very impressed with the brand, so I picked this AIO for my new build (which happens to include a CM power supply as well).Mounts on AM4, AM5, LGA 1700 (and other recent mobo sockets). I'm using it on AM4 with a Ryzen 5 5600x. There is no preapplied thermal paste, but it comes with a mini syringe of Mastergel pro for those who don't have any at hand. I'm using my usual Arctic MX-4.This is straightforward when it comes to mounting, but for beginners just make sure your pump (i.e. the cpu cooling unit) is lower than the loop - this is easily achievable by mounting the radiator on the top of your case. If your case doesn't have this option, please look up a guide just to be on the safe side and to avoid damage. I also recommend looking through the manual as the wiring for this isn't very straightforward. You will need two SYS_FAN headers for power to the fans and pump, and one RGB header for, well, RGB. It comes with an included ARGB controller in case your cabinet doesn't have one, which is a nice touch.I live in a hot climate and temps under load (Ryzen 5 5600x) are well under 62-63'C during long sessions which is really nice to see. Idle is roughly 38-40'C for reference, with ambients of 30-32'C (it's summer as I test this). It's also not very audible, with my fans running at 40-50% of max rpm even under heavy load.It's an easy recommend for me, you can consider this cooler for higher wattage CPUs as well like the 5800x3d or 7800x3d, or 13600K for reference, based on performance figures. It performs similar to Deepcool and Corsair as far as I'm aware so I'd pick whatever happens to be most affordable at the time - I preferred the aesthetic of this one most. Based on experience, it's been a reliable brand for me for the price you pay.

Product was very good as aspected and it does the job for a decent price for buget buyers and i recommend u to go for it witout any 2nd thought if u love ur pc to be cool deeply while gaming it reach 60*c and idle 28-30*c & For me i prefer non AGB for my system so i choose non RGB anyway u can choose ARGB for Lighting N style n more …

Performance is according to uses.Doesn't work upto 60° of cpu. After that it works like never allow the cpu temp to go above 70°.Worth installing it.Overcloacking not a issue with it.

I use it to cool a Ryzen 7 5700X and it manages to keep temps at more or less 60C during gaming. I've not stress-tested it though.

Truly lives up to the name Cooler Master.With my i5-12400F processor, it never even reaches 55°C under heavy gaming.I ran the CPU burner from ThrottleStop at 100% load for 10 minutes, and the temperature didn’t go above 65°C.With the Intel stock cooler, I used to hit 98°C under the same benchmark.