Cooler MasterMasterLiquid PL240 FLUX Close-Loop AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, Gen2 ARGB Dual Loop Pump, 240mm Radiator, PL-Flux 120 PWM Fans, AMD Ryzen AM5/AM4, Intel LGA1700/1200 (MLY-D24M-A23PZ-R1)

I recently purchased the CoolerMaster MasterLiquid PL360 FLUX 30th Edition Close-Loop AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, and I have to say that I am extremely impressed with its performance. In this review, I'll go over the features of this liquid cooler and my personal experience using it.Perfect Fit for My SetupThe width of 53mm with the fans installed was within 1mm of the depth of my case to the RAM modules, which made for a perfect fit. The width was 60mm to the head of the screws, but this was not a problem. Installation was straightforward and no more difficult than any other AIO cooler.I have a Ryzen 3950X CPU, ASUS PRIME X570-PRO motherboard, and Cooler Master MasterBox TD500 chassis, and this liquid cooler works perfectly with my setup. It will work with many other chassis and motherboard combinations as well. The LED lights look great with the LED fans on the front of my chassis and the motherboard LEDs.Enhanced Performance CoolingThe CoolerMaster MasterLiquid PL360 FLUX 30th Edition comes with a Dual Chamber Pump, which delivers the perfect balance of water flow and pressure. The high-speed motor utilizing a ceramic bearing impeller forces balanced water flow to and from the radiator for ultimate efficiency of heat exchange.Exclusive 30th Anniversary FeaturesThe MOBIUS 120P 30th Anniversary Edition fans are a great addition to this cooler, with inter-connecting air balance fan blades that increase sturdiness and stability operating steadily at high speed. The angled inner rim of the fan frame increases the intake of air, while the gap between the frame and blades creates greater air pressure. The exclusive 30th Anniversary logo and color accents are a nice touch.Superior Heat Transfer RatioThe CoolerMaster MasterLiquid PL360 also features enhanced air balance fan blades, a slim and sleek radiator with superior fin density, and a precision-engineered ultra-thin spaded fins that maximize microchannels to accurately target heat spots. The enlarged copper base surface area optimized with an ideal base thickness accelerates heat transfer.CompatibilityThis liquid cooler is compatible with both AMD Ryzen and Intel LGA processors, including AMD Ryzen AM5/AM4, AMD AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/FM2+/FM2/FM1, and Intel LGA1700/1200/1151/1150/1155/1156/1366/2066/2011-v3/2011.Final ThoughtsI would highly recommend this limited MasterLiquid Flux liquid cooler to anyone looking for enhanced performance cooling. The PL360 Flux 30th Anniversary Edition is a great addition to any system, with its dual chamber pump, dual loop ARGB pump lighting, Mobius fan, Addressable Gen 2 RGB, slim and sleek radiator, and compatibility with both AMD Ryzen and Intel LGA processors. It's definitely worth the investment for anyone looking for uncompromised cooling performance.

I was both excited and a bit apprehensive about installing the Cooler Master MasterLiquid PL240 FLUX White. Thankfully, the experience turned out to be largely positive.​Pros:-Aesthetic Appeal: The white design with ARGB lighting adds a clean and modern look to my build. The lighting effects are vibrant and customizable, enhancing the overall visual appeal.​-Efficient Cooling: It effectively manages the temperatures of my mid-range CPU, keeping it cool even under load. The fans are relatively quiet, contributing to a pleasant computing experience.​-Comprehensive Package: The cooler comes with all necessary mounting hardware, thermal paste, and an ARGB controller, making the installation process straightforward.​Cons:-Cable Management: The inclusion of ARGB lighting and the controller results in additional cables, which can make cable management a bit challenging, especially in compact cases.​-Price Point: It's priced higher than some other 240mm AIO coolers on the market. While the performance and aesthetics are commendable, the cost might be a consideration for budget-conscious builders.​Overall: The Cooler Master MasterLiquid PL240 FLUX White offers a blend of style and performance. It's a solid choice for those looking to add a touch of elegance to their build without compromising on cooling efficiency. Just be prepared to spend a bit more and allocate time for cable management.​

My first AIO after upgrading my PC. It has really pretty RGB lighting and was extremely easy to connect. Keeps my PC temps very cool with my 7800x3D CPU in a mini ITX build. The pipes(?) are a bit difficult to move around as they’re not super flexible but no leakage and no issues so far. Highly recommend as it is very good quality built for the average price of a typical CPU water cooler.

The materials feel good on this AIO and the design looks nice. Setup was not too hard but you just need to pay attention to the manual that comes with the AIO.Previously I bought a Used Like New PL360Flux and my temps on my i9 13900k were hitting >200F (98C). It could have been because it was used or the 4yr old Artic MX-4 thermal paste. Although the paste did fine on my previous cooler.I decided to buy the 30th addition PL 360 flux and I used the Mastergel Pro v1 thermal paste that came with the AIO and now my temps didn't get above 188F (86.6C) on stress test. CPU temp sits around 120F on AAA games with ultra settings which is acceptable to me. So, maybe it was the older thermal paste, or faulty PL 360 flux or if the new design/fans were that much better.All I know is that I am very pleased with the AIO cooler and it looks and feel great. If it can keep my i9 13900k cool on a 1hr stress test (not overclocked) it should be able to handle any other CPU that is currently out there. I will update after a few month of owning it.——————————Update:I have owned this for almost a year and it’s still holding up great! I have not had any issues with it at all. Still keeps my i9 nice and cool

Good price, and it keeps my 9950x rather cool ... But because the 9950x is a beast and gets hot easily, so I imagine the fans are working harder than they would for a 3D processor or something that doesnt have 32 cores.My point is, when I get to around 65c, the fans are loud and high pitched.. I wonder if its a faulty part, check if the fans are wobbling - idk, I was considering just putting different fans on it because they are the only 3 fans out of the 9 in the PC that are making that noise.

The media could not be loaded. Very nice looking cpu water cooling quite low noise see video . I would like the tubes to be 3 -4 “ inches longer on the AM4 CPU socket when I installed the tubes it was putting some strained so installing backward see video was best no straining at all it could b the Antec C8 full tower case . I really like this CM cpu water cooling good price too since it’s an older model