Amazing cooling. Without usage, it stays consistently at 29, browsing the internet and videos max 32, and in gaming max 42 without making any noise at all. Installation is very easy and it also depends on what case you have; I have a mid-range ATX motherboard and it fit perfectly.

When it struggles, a noise is heard that is not bothersome when playing. Maybe it is synchronized with the box because when I press the top part of the box, it stops...

Very good cooling, I have it for 2 years and when I play games like GTA V, Fortnite, etc., the CPU temperature is 27-35 degrees (I have a Ryzen 5 2600). Just after 2 years, it makes noise that can barely be heard, and if you have headphones or you're listening to something, you won't notice it. I highly recommend it

In AMD RYZEN 5, maximum 42°C degrees! And of course, it is QUIET because I installed it correctly, please see the installation instructions first because it doesn't fit as we want!

It is the 2nd liquid cooling from this company and the last one, it was leaking liquid on the graphics card and luckily it didn't damage it, now only air cooling and I am very satisfied

After 2 years, it started leaking on the motherboard and the graphics card. Eventually, the company repaired it for me. It makes quite a lot of noise.

After 2 years of use on the 8600K, it started leaking liquid on the graphics card..... a very big failure

I have it on a Ryzen 5 1500x overclocked to 3.9 GHz for 3 years now. My fans burned out from the first week and I replaced both of them with cheap PWM fans. I have never seen temperatures above 60 degrees, even during stress tests or heavy gaming. For a 60-dollar product, it's great.

Well
- You throw away the 2 fans it comes with.
- You buy 2 artic PWM fans costing 10 euros+.
- It cools a ryzen 7 2700x oc at 4.2ghz 1.35V.
- Temperature is 23 degrees in Windows, doesn't exceed 45 degrees in games, and doesn't exceed 52 degrees in video editing.
- Aida 64 full load for 4 hours didn't exceed 62 degrees.
- The fans work in strong mode but DO NOT MAKE NOISE LIKE THE ONES THE COMPANY PROVIDES.
That's it.

I have been using it for 6 months.
The pump makes a noise when starting the computer.
I believe the noise is due to the pump having less liquid inside.
I keep the fans on low because they are noisy.
Satisfactory cooling temperatures.
Satisfactory for the price.
It remains to be seen how long it will last.
2-year warranty.
Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWzAwrPNWjA

The pump broke and liquid spilled on the graphics card.. which no longer works, huge damage!! Stay away.. go for air cooling guys, it's not worth losing your entire PC!

I have to deduct one star due to the noise. It is a very good kit, beautiful, high-quality, sturdy, easy installation and all. However, these fans sound like a 747 turbine...

Good but its fans are unbearable, they produce noise throughout their range, I have them with a hub at low speeds and they still sound a lot... Of course, don't think that any other liquid cooling system for 60-70€ is silent! Consider buying extra fans to calm your ears down, and to achieve even better temperatures...

It is good for its price, but the fans make a lot of noise. In terms of temperatures, it keeps the Ryzen 3 1200 at a minimum of 19 and a maximum of 23 degrees. In gaming, it reaches around 30 degrees.

I have it only for 2 days. The Ryzen 5 2600 cools well, reaching a maximum of 48°C while gaming, but the noise is unbearable, guys. The fans are fine, but the pump is even louder than my air conditioner. Personally, I regret this purchase at 63 euros. It's worth getting something better with more money, so you can keep your head quiet...literally. 3/5 stars.

Update 11/19: It has redeemed itself. The noise stopped a few days later. One year later, I can say it's a beast, even with the Ryzen overclocked to 4.1GHz at 1.37V. After 5 hours of gaming with the game running, it reaches a maximum of 55 degrees. 5/5 stars!

Update 6/13/20: For about 3 weeks, the pump made a grinding noise, and eventually, it broke. It didn't even last 2 years.

Combined with:
- i3-8100 where maximum temperatures reached 55 under pressure
- i7-8700k where it keeps it idle with browsing usage at 35. Under relative pressure, it reaches 70 (without overclocking).

It is the best you can get for this money and competes with more expensive constructions. Its fans were replaced with others as they make a little noise that bothered me. Of course, this is subjective.

Quite a good cooler, it lowered the Ryzen 1600x temperature down to 18 degrees even with a Google open, and the usual temperature it plays at is around 25-28 degrees... 32-35 degrees lower under heavy load... I bought it exclusively for its liquid cooling look, at this price you can get an air cooler that can achieve better performance... its materials are so-so but acceptable... in terms of noise, it is generally silent but occasionally you can hear the pump humming softly

I have it with i3 6100 (I put it purely for aesthetic reasons but okay I wanted it to be a little cooler) at idle it is 17°-25°, at full load 39° and in gaming 28°-47°. For 61€ it is very high quality and sturdy, it gives you everything in the package, even a few ml of paste. The installation in the DeepCool Duckcase V2 I have was easy, the only thing that required a little more patience was screwing the pump onto the motherboard. Also, the fans are noisy but will be replaced soon. I highly recommend it!

In Ryzen 1700 at 3.9 1.3v, but with bequiet fans, in stress test with aida64 peak 71c, silent and idle 26. Quite a quality and beautiful for its price. The fans are placed in the case or inside the PC and at slower speeds to avoid being heard. ++

I have the AMD Athlon X4 950. With the stock cooler from AMD, the temperature at idle was around 45 degrees. With this liquid cooling, the temperature at idle does not exceed 26 degrees. I really like its construction, it offers great value for money and it is one of the cheapest in its category. I give it 4 stars because its fans are quite noisy even in silent mode.