Cooler Master MasterLiquid 120L Core 120mm AiO Water Cooling Support Intel LGA 1851/ 1700 / 1200 / 1150, AMD Socket AM5 / AM4

It does what it says on the box, it has cooled my AMD Ryzen 7600X from say an average of 90 degrees with a fan cooler, down to say an average 50-60 while I'm gaming using Artic Silver as the thermal paste.

It can get hotter depending on the game and the video settings (4k all the way!) but it was definitely worth the price!

If you're thinking of getting a fan cooler, don't, buy this instead, for AMD CPU it's a really easy install.

Just make sure you have enough room in your case for the radiator and fans, or buy a new case when you buy this, you won't regret it! It does what it says on the box, it has cooled my AMD Ryzen 7600X from say an average of 90 degrees with a fan cooler, down to say an average 50-60 while I'm gaming using Artic Silver as the thermal paste.

It can get hotter depending on the game and the video settings (4k all the way!) but it was definitely worth the price!

If you're thinking of getting a fan cooler, don't, buy this instead, for AMD CPU it's a really easy install.

Just make sure you have enough room in your case for the radiator and fans, or buy a new case when you buy this, you won't regret it!

Works great with my 14th Gen i7 Works great with my 14th Gen i7

From Stock cooler amd Fan was somewhere 60-70 Idle. when on games it's over 95 to 100C which is damn hot to play it on when 5Ghz Cpu's boosted.
From using 240L Core 240mm AIO Cooler so far it's much colder performance it didn't do a bad job, it went very cold to 30C-25C. If used it'll be on 40C max.
Decent Cooler for a budget one for the meantime.
Use it instead of the stock AMD Fan, air fans are worse and very warm as well to be honest on my Experience Building Computers for longs of years. From Stock cooler amd Fan was somewhere 60-70 Idle. when on games it's over 95 to 100C which is damn hot to play it on when 5Ghz Cpu's boosted.
From using 240L Core 240mm AIO Cooler so far it's much colder performance it didn't do a bad job, it went very cold to 30C-25C. If used it'll be on 40C max.
Decent Cooler for a budget one for the meantime.
Use it instead of the stock AMD Fan, air fans are worse and very warm as well to be honest on my Experience Building Computers for longs of years.

By: MommySnow 05/01/24

Verified Owner

It cools absolutely great, easy setup and fairly good install instructions.

The one issue I had was that one of the screws that was in the box to hold down the cooler to the cpu was mis cast or something making the thread unusable. Luckily I was able to find a replacement screw easily but it would have been a major muck around if I couldn’t source it myself.

Been using it for a few months now It cools absolutely great, easy setup and fairly good install instructions.

The one issue I had was that one of the screws that was in the box to hold down the cooler to the cpu was mis cast or something making the thread unusable. Luckily I was able to find a replacement screw easily but it would have been a major muck around if I couldn’t source it myself.

Been using it for a few months now

My stock heatsink and fan was hitting nasty temperature while I was doing photo / video editing. 95 degrees or above. So thermal throttling was kicking in. Not ideal. Popped this basic cooler on and wow, what a difference. Now the maximum temperature I'm seeing is 50 degrees while under stress, with the normal running temperature being around 35. Tweaked all the chassis fan settings and the GPU fans, as that was heating up the board unnecessary, and I now have a much quieter machine. Very happy. My stock heatsink and fan was hitting nasty temperature while I was doing photo / video editing. 95 degrees or above. So thermal throttling was kicking in. Not ideal. Popped this basic cooler on and wow, what a difference. Now the maximum temperature I'm seeing is 50 degrees while under stress, with the normal running temperature being around 35. Tweaked all the chassis fan settings and the GPU fans, as that was heating up the board unnecessary, and I now have a much quieter machine. Very happy.

Brought this for use in a small form factor build and it does what it is meant to.

Cools the CPU adequately but isn't going to have a lot of cooling capacity so it shouldn't be used for higher end CPU's that require a lot of cooling.

It handles an Intel Core Ultra 5 pretty well and the only issue I had with it was the instructions for how the mounting brackets needed to be installed aren't the best. Brought this for use in a small form factor build and it does what it is meant to.

Cools the CPU adequately but isn't going to have a lot of cooling capacity so it shouldn't be used for higher end CPU's that require a lot of cooling.

It handles an Intel Core Ultra 5 pretty well and the only issue I had with it was the instructions for how the mounting brackets needed to be installed aren't the best.

By: ChrisB98 23/03/25

Verified Owner

It runs a bit quiter than my previous air cooling solution, and it keeps my i5- 14600kf at around 40-45 degrees at idle. Though with prime95 at 100% it will still thermal throttle, likely more at the fault of intel. It runs a bit quiter than my previous air cooling solution, and it keeps my i5- 14600kf at around 40-45 degrees at idle. Though with prime95 at 100% it will still thermal throttle, likely more at the fault of intel.

I got one of these for my Ryzen 7 5700x stress test 1 hour 18-20 degree room 100% load 4641Mhz all cores 77watts max temp 62 degrees with the fan curve set to silent. Gaming at 1080p it sits around 40-50 degrees I have 2 intake fans at the front 1 exhaust fan at the rear and the 2 radiator fans are mounted under the radiator which is at the top of the case and are pushing air trough the radiator out of the case seems to work well the fans only get loud when when at 100% CPU usage I haven't adjusted the fan curve but when gaming they don't seem loud and I can only hear the water pump if I put my head in the case with the side panel off for the...view more I got one of these for my Ryzen 7 5700x stress test 1 hour 18-20 degree room 100% load 4641Mhz all cores 77watts max temp 62 degrees with the fan curve set to silent. Gaming at 1080p it sits around 40-50 degrees I have 2 intake fans at the front 1 exhaust fan at the rear and the 2 radiator fans are mounted under the radiator which is at the top of the case and are pushing air trough the radiator out of the case seems to work well the fans only get loud when when at 100% CPU usage I haven't adjusted the fan curve but when gaming they don't seem loud and I can only hear the water pump if I put my head in the case with the side panel off for the price it works great cant complain.

Pros keeps my CPU 30 degrees under the max temp it can run at so it should last longer and can run at higher speeds.
Good price for what it is.
240mm isn't to big or small (In most cases unless your doing a tiny pc build)
Comes with all the screws and brackets.

Cons.
For RGB lovers the only RGB is the cooler master logo on the pump (For me that's a pro less RGB the better also less wires)

If you want cheap AIO and make your CPU, this is it. If you want cheap AIO and make your CPU, this is it.

works well, still runs a little toasty with my 5600x but its quiet and looks very clean. works well, still runs a little toasty with my 5600x but its quiet and looks very clean.

Got on special, works really well, keeps my 12th gen i5 down from 80c under full load with stock cooler to 55c under full load. Got on special, works really well, keeps my 12th gen i5 down from 80c under full load with stock cooler to 55c under full load.

This is for a 12400F so massively overkill but I liked the aesthetic of an AIO, and gives a good option to upgrade in future. Plus it was was on sale for not much more than a good air cooler.
Easy to intall rad and fans, but a bit finnicky to mount the block because of the tension on the pipes but you just have to be firm.
CPU idles at around 30c and only gets to 45c under heavy gaming load. This is for a 12400F so massively overkill but I liked the aesthetic of an AIO, and gives a good option to upgrade in future. Plus it was was on sale for not much more than a good air cooler.
Easy to intall rad and fans, but a bit finnicky to mount the block because of the tension on the pipes but you just have to be firm.
CPU idles at around 30c and only gets to 45c under heavy gaming load.