RAIJINTEK Newcomer in the range, Watercooling 80mm will satisfy a lot. Mainly aimed at demanding players

The media could not be loaded. Keeps my Ryzen 7 5800x about 20 degrees cooler than my previous high end air cooler, a Cooler Master TPC-612, about 50C in CPU-intensive game loads with boosts to 4850MHz.While the included fans are not intolerably loud, they are noticeable. I'm running them plugged into the included fan-splitter. They seem to spin at one speed in this configuration. The pump is extremely quiet even at 6000 RPM. Overall I give 4/5 on the quiet levels since there is some room for improvement but it is well balanced considering the very good performance.Mounting was easy. It would not fit in the top slot on my Phanteks P400A, but easily fit in the front with room to spare, even after I put my old intake fans behind the radiator for push-pull effect.The included accessories are very good. There is even a pre-mixed coolant for top-off maintenance.Where is my CASE BADGE? I want a sticker!!!

Unit seemed to work well when I first got it and installed everything. However, around the 30 day mark I found that it was not the case. It would not keep the CPU cool enough to run my PC and started giving errors. Looked at the temperature and it was 170 F with just normal operation and no programs or games running. Can't return the junk unit as it happened just after the 30 day return window closed.I would recommend that you look at a different brand and stay away from this poorly made unit if you don't want to have a brick sitting around that you can't use.

The media could not be loaded. This AIO has a great design but unfortunately needs a bit more polish and adjustment to be a quality product. The unit cools well and the spinning impeller on the heat block looks amazing, especially with the RGB. I also like how the pump is along the tube and how easy it seems to add coolant, which is leagues better than other AIOs.The bracket could use some work. I'd much rather a backplate not be included and just use the stock backplate designed to work well with the motherboard. To make this one fit, I had to cut the foam on the backplate because it would have contacted some ICs on the back of the board otherwise. On the other side, the metal bracket is huge and didn't fit my motherboard either. I was able to make it fit by grinding the edge off of it. Additionally, the bare metal is a bit unattractive. A black finish would look a lot better.The wiring was a disaster. To start, the cord to connect the hub to the MB didn't have an ARGB end on it and instead had an ambiguous JST connector. I hooked it all up according to the directions, but they were unclear on how to connect the hub to the MB ARGB header. I reached out to the seller on Amazon and they were very helpful in answering my questions. I connected it according to how he said but it didn't work. I then measured the voltages between the 5V and ground pin and it read in reverse. I determined that the connector cable between the MB and hub was flipped. This was corroborated when I opened the hub and the circuit board showed the power opposite of the connector. Connecting it according to the instructions caused the hub and AIO LEDs to burn out, so I replaced the unit and flipped the connector, and everything worked perfectly.Great foundation here, just needs a bit more development.

The media could not be loaded. This cooler is doing amazing was easy to install and manage all the cables. Looks amazing for the control box has a few presets. I think the control box also has a standard cable that matches up to it. My system doesn't have RGB on the motherboard so this was amazing for a solution to that.