EK-AIO 240 D-RGB

It's a pretty good deal. The things I really like about this AIO are that it has good quality components. It has the addressable RGB on it on the pump...

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Today, I got for you the EK All-in-One Cooler. Here it is.

AIO: EK-240 D-RGB. FANS: Phanteks T30. Pros and Cons (in my opinion):.

The media could not be loaded. I chose the EK Basic 240mm AIO Watercooler because the "Basic" all black with the silver accents looked very sharp but it was also very quiet i.e. it didn't scream I LIKE RGB. It looked very casual, but also very sleek and that's what I was going for. I saw that it had...

I really love the end result and will probably cycle this as my primary living room pc. Nice little room art lol. parts are: 5600X, Sapphire Nitro 6800, Nightjar 450W PSU, 32GB of 3600mhz Crucial Ballistix RGB RAM, ASRock B550m steel legend, ek 240 rgb and a variety of case fans and I think 1-2TB of NVME storage. I've also installed an Intel wifi 6 card with some SFF Noir LP wifi antennae.

For the record, I'm not using the fans that come stock with this product since they are both louder and have worse performance than my preferred RGB fans (Arctic P12 ARGB) TL;DR - If you want to get it because of the RGB - just don't. If you want to get it because of it's performance as an AIO, get ...

Installation was easy, and there aren't too many cables to deal with. In terms of cooling, coming from a Galahad 360, NZXT Z53, and EK 240, it's good enough. About 65-70 under load and about 40-45 on idle.

I don't know why they recommend running the pump at 100% all the time. This thing is noisy, all the units I've had have an annoying and very audible motor hum/buzz. With my pc right next to me, I find this issue very annoying. I had to lower the pump to about 70% to make it quiet, but can still hear...

i would _not_ recommend that power supply. i'm using a corsair 750W SFX PSU now and it is working great and pretty much silent. i was actually able to cram phantek t30 fans on my ek 240 radiator. i think that's around 57mm which is actually over the 55mm limit.