DeepCool Castle 240R Liquid Cooler 240mm Dual-Chamber Pump 2550RPM Aura Sync RGB AIO Cooler Anti-Leak Tech with PWM Fans 1800RPM CPU Water Cooler for AMD AM4 AM5 LGA 1700/1200/1151/1150

Works pretty good for a dozen 2700. Temps 50, 60 under stress. No more than 65 overclouded. I ordered this for mine, and a cooler master for 30.00 more for my sons build with a 10700k. Temps very comparable, with the cooler master averaging about 2-3 degrees cooler. Not that much difference. So for a ryzen, you can’t beat it. Especially for the price. I think a 10700k runs a bit hotter, so the cooler master is better, but not much.

My almost 4 year old AIO broke so I needed a new one. Checked on Amazon and sure enough, there was this one on sale for $55. The only reason I trusted it was because I had experience with the brand and knew they made pretty good stuff.It's smaller than the one I was replacing (360), but it's still good enough to effectively cool my Ryzen 9 5900X.It has RGB which I actually don't care for (again, I got it because it was on sale). I guess if that's your thing, knock yourself out. Speaking of which, the fans are also RGB and the blades are clear which is...not attractive. I ended up re-using my old fans from the previous AIO as they are a color that matches my setup and are super quiet. Can't say much about the included fans because of this.Overall, it's fine. It works for my needs and is inexpensive. It comes through in a pinch since, as I said, I only got it as a fast replacement. If I'd had more time to consider, I would have looked for another 360mm, but it was an expense I was not expecting so I pulled the trigger and got this one.I don't currently overclock my 5900X so I'm not worried about it not being able to keep my cpu cool. If you do overclock fairly high with a higher end CPU like the one I have or something like a 12900K, I imagine it will struggle to keep things cool after the liquid heats up.

I recently purchased the DEEPCOOL Castle 240R AIO Liquid Cooler for my desktop computer that I built myself.I have been using the stock air cooler that came with my AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor, on a Gigabyte AORUS motherboard... which has been functioning okay, until recently. That is when I had noticed that my CPU was getting dangerously hot, so much so that my games were crashing randomly and I was even getting the occasional BSOD.I purchased the Castle 240R because I read a lot of reviews about the cooler, and most of the reviews showed that the Castle 240R was the best for the price point, and would often drop temps lower than many AIO coolers that were much more expensive.When I began to install the cooler, I unpacked all of the hardware and looked at the very sparce installation instructions.... oh this will be fun.... I removed my old air cooler, and started to install the Castle 240R.... and I ran into a spot where I could not figure out the next few steps....So I did the next best thing and looked for install instructions on youtube.... I found a few and good videos, and they showed that I had missed a few steps.... Once I got back on track, the installation was very straight forward and easy.After installation of the Castle 240R AIO cooler, and the subsequent clean up of cables and installation of the rest of my PC, I closed up my case and tried a cold boot.The first cold boot showed no signs that I missed anything, so I plugged in the rest of my peripherals and started up my PC. First I boot up in Windows 11 Pro, and then in Linux, and I found the same thing in both OS's..... my CPU temps were running at least 15 Degrees Celsius cooler then before with the standard air cooler.... and now after running with the DEEPCOOL Castle 240R AIO cooler for about a month with varying loads and stress tests... I have found that the Castle 240R cooler is indeed well worth the money, and I highly recommend the cooler for anyone looking to upgrade to a water cooler, but does not want to build one from scratch... this closed loop AIO cooler is very good.The only reason I gave the Castle 240R cooler 4 stars, is because the installation instructions are sparce and can be very confusing, specially to someone that is new to installing upgrades to their PC... but once installed, the AIO cooler is super QUIET and super COOL!!! [pun intended]

Worked great right out of the box, fit perfectly, wired up correct and bios registered it on the AIO PUMP motherboard fan connector at 12w and around 2000rpm whcn checkin in BIOS.Remember to update your mobo BIOS before installing! And double check all the wiring, the diagrams that this AIO comes with are a little confusing at first but there aren't many options to get it wrong once you have things laid out and get a look at it.I am averaging around 70c under full load, not bad at all for how much quieter it is.

Replaced a aging and dying 120mm AIO. Very easy to install, and looks great really made a difference in temps on my Ryzen 5 2600

I know I don't have the best cable management, but it keeps my CPU from thermal throttling when doing more intensive activities, and from what I've noticed, about 5-12°C cooler on idle, depending on ambient conditions. Mounting it can be a bit tricky, with the tubes being a little stiff, and fans can be a bit noisy under full load. It's a great investment for cooling, especially if you catch it on sale like I did.

Hola es bueno el sistema, solo que el instructivo es muy simple, para instalar en AM4 o AM3 + tienes que dejar la base antigua de la.mother, la que trae solo funciona para Intel, también esta versión no cuenta con controlador RGB a Sata, entonces solo es compatible con mother con puerto RGB, pude conseguir uno y ahora lo uso con un FX 6300 a 5.1GHz y todo cool, solo tengan eso en cuenta, excelente si lo quieres usar en generaciones nuevas, creó no tendrás ningún problema.