ALSEYEInfinity i360 Water Cooling System - 360mm Radiator, Dual LED Pumps, Temperature Display, 3x120mm ARGB & PWM Fans, Low Noise Operation - Compatible with Intel LGA 1700/1200 & AMD AM5/AM4-Black

"Premium" is one of those words that gets casually thrown around for a lot of things these days, often on things that it just doesn't apply to.But in this case, yeah - it's appropriate.I bought this cooler because I was intrigued by the fans. One of the biggest complaints that I've had in my years and years of building computers is the myriad cables and cords, which 99% of the time are WAY longer than you need, so you're stuck having to tie back what amounts to yards of tiny cables. This is exponentially worse with the sheer number of fans that you can pack into a case these days.Then double that with the RGB!These fans are VERY well made, and instead of having their own lines like most other fans on the market, these daisy-chain together, so you just need a single power and RGB cable for the set.But I was looking for an AIO as well, and found this absolute gem of a unit that Alseye has.This is, hands down, the best made, easiest-to-install, PREMIUM AIO that I've used - and this is comparing against some pretty big brands, not the least of which are the guys with the sailing vessel in their corporate logo. Even the packaging was a notch or two above what I'm used to seeing from ANYONE in the PC Enthusiast world. In total, I've bought the cooler, two of the three-packs of the fans, and a single fan to round out my air handling, and each time I'd open something up, I was impressed with the packaging.The AIO includes three of the fans that I mentioned above, which provide clear, bright RGB, excellent air-movement, and they just look good. They're HEAVY and feature nice aluminum trim on the outside edge. If this build quality is indicative of their long term performance, then these will - hands down - be the best fans I've purchased, bar none.The cooler itself is a pretty easy install, although that might have been partially due to the fact that my case is pretty roomy. But even then, the install seemed to go very quickly and without a lot of fuss. The display does require a few ports on your motherboard, but nothing too unusual or onerous. The only part that was a little tricky was installing the wiring harness for the control into the cooler itself. It's a thin ribbon cable that you've got to maneuver into a small slit on the side of the cooler, which took a couple of quick tries to get it to where I felt like it was seated well. This probably could have been handled with a more standard plug, but I think that they're going for aesthetics rather than something that's likely to only be a problem once, and this is the only time that I've thought about it since the install.The LCD on the unit is pretty neat, but not something that's overly programmable. You do have to go to Alseye's site to download the software, which Nanny Windows doesn't like, but I turned off all the nagging "are you sure you want to do this" stuff. Depending on your system's orientation, you might have to toggle a setting inside of the app to get the display to show correctly (vs upside down or whatever), but this is also not a problem worth fretting over, and certainly not worth a downvote.So yeah... I cannot recommend this enough to someone looking to make a purchase. The price was very reasonable for the build quality, even moreso since it came with a bundled discount with one of the three-packs of the fans. A vastly simplified installation vs traditional fans. Superior quality. Unmatched aesthetics.Premium.

First off love the look of the pump block, I'm a machinist and I love the machined bare metal of the block. The pump and radiator with fans work great to keep my ryzen 9 7900x cool. Having the screen on the pump block is nice to check temps at a glance. I did have some trouble with the screen working and had to work with tech support for a little bit, but it was determined that something was wrong and they fixed it. AIO cooler looks nice if you into that kind of bare metal style, which i am. So after a bit of a bumpy start I'm glad i hung in there and got it figured out. i think its a good AIO and for the price too. software doesn't like loading with windows but eh, not a big deal for me.

I installed this and it's not my first rodeo. The way they made it so a little plastic tab is what to hold it in place so you can tighten the nut on the front was a bad decision. As well I had to take it off and on 3 times after downloading the hardware it said my cpu was at 200 degrees when nothing was running but 425 degrees when he was playing. After taking it apart and reinstalling 3 times and got the same I looked in the bios of my motherboard and it sad my cpu was at 36°c when he was gaming and plause if it got over 300° the PC would just shut down .

Great product i will be buy another one on next build. It keep cpu between 30 and 42. The display is nice . also all fans lock together only one wire. easy to install, the software need a little bit work but it ok . I will be buy another one on my next build which going soon . Asrock 650 lightning, 7900x cpu 64gig memory 6000, 3 m.2 - 2-1tb gen 4 , 4tb gen 4 , 3070 zotac video card

I believe this AIO is worth the price. Excellent quality. My motherboard had places for the LED connection so I didn’t have to use the USB conversion. Fits every CPU brand and series. Will follow up with picks after I download the software to get the system fine tuned. I had 25c-26c on new build start up with an I-5 14600k. Stunning looks.

brand new out of the box, this is my 3rd time buying an AIO on amazon within 3 days because NONE WORK, AND NOW THERES NO HARDWARE OR SCREWS????? SCREW YOU AMAZON I’M GOING TO BEST BUY

I know there are two options to connect this. Right now I have the sata which is option 2 connected. Is this the reason why Led lights arent turning on? I didnt know if my mobo had Argb. I have a Rog Strix z690-e gaming wifi and It says it has an Aura Rgb but I dont think thats it. Also one of the fans is not working proparly it spins but then it stops and it gets stuck like its trying to spin but it doesnt. I need help Im not sure if its becase I installed the cables wrong on the motherboard.