I have had it locked for 4 years and it still shows no signs of breaking. It depends on the temperatures you will place it and the profile you will use. If you find it at a good price, get it without hesitation, a black dog.

I have had this particular one for 2.5 years and I am very satisfied with the temperatures. I will buy it again for my new build

All perfect except for the noiseeee, it drives me crazy to hear it and I changed it with an artic and my nerves are calmed

In my opinion, this is a liquid cooling system for mid-range processors, but even in those with 8 and 10 cores, it works quite well and quietly. Of course, I recommend it to someone who wants a liquid cooling system for 100€ but of good quality. I have had it for about 1.5 years and I am 100% satisfied with the quality, performance, and RGB. Let me clarify that it doesn't have such great quality, but for 80€, it is one of the best.

It is very good aio worth its money

Very good in cooling, the negative aspect is that I don't like the center of the fans, cheap construction and poor pin connection

I had a problem with the internet for a week and I had about 6 mbps, and I left my computer on for three consecutive days to download Destiny 2 and it didn't heat up at all, it actually made the room colder. EXCELLENT CHOICE (I hope I helped)

I have it with a Ryzen 7 3700x. In idle, the temperature is around 35 degrees and under full load, the maximum I have seen is 50 degrees. An added bonus is that it comes with an ARGB controller, which is good despite the fact that the coolermaster lighting program is not the most user-friendly. I have it in a Coolermaster mb500 case.

Very satisfied. I have it with a Ryzen 7 2700. The temperature is around 30 degrees in idle and the maximum I have seen in full load is 58 degrees. The cable management is a bit messy, but with a little patience and searching, it can be fixed. One plus is that they provide an ARGB controller, which is good even though the coolermaster lighting program is not the most pleasant. Also, as for the fans, I set the fan curve through the BIOS and I can hardly hear them. I have it in a Coolermaster H500m case.

I give it 4 stars just for the fans that are very noisy, but the cooler is of very good construction, very beautiful pump, a little difficult to install on am4 if it's the first time you're using liquid cooling, but everything is fine. For its price, it is very satisfactory, but I recommend getting 2 120mm Noctua fans, for example, to keep your head quiet

Very nice appearance of the liquid cooling, but apparently not only that. The installation is quite easy and performs quite well for now, with an idle temperature of 25 degrees on the 9700k, about 10 degrees lower than the previous cooler I had, the Intel TS15A, which is great for conventional cooling. A small issue with the radiator, which may also be due to the case. I installed it on the top and from what I see, it blocks the RAM memory, meaning that in order to change the memory, I have to at least unscrew one fan. Other than that, I have no problems and managed to combine the Cooler Master case and the Cougar Turret RGB with the same ARGB header on the motherboard and the core box c that comes with it. They work perfectly together.

1700 R7 STA 4.0 MHZ FULL STRES 49temp Want more......ok very good materials coming from H100 Corsair v2 didn't believe it's superior than H115.....I'm talking about cooling.....better connectivity Corsair......compared to ML240R RGB yes RGB ML240R RGB powerful in software....doesn't make a mess....Against ML240R RGB not so good material for fans

Very noisy and the argb controller blew them away and as argb I can't connect them to the motherboard. But everything else is great. (It doesn't sound much when you don't want it, meaning it gets lost behind video, etc., and the controller was a one-time incident)

I got the liquid cooling for 100 euros, it's very beautiful with programmable RGB on the block and fans from coolermaster's software. It's worth its money with closed eyes.

Processor 7700K with MSI GAMING M7 Z270 motherboard at stock clocks of 30 degrees in August, and mainly stable without fluctuations (10°C variances without stable measurement) that I observed with the previous mid-range air cooling I had. With OC at 4.8 and during Battlefield 1, LOL, PUBG (ultra settings 1080p), it didn't exceed 70°C. Very beautiful and high-quality tubes. Beautiful and silent fans. The only maybe difficult thing was to grasp the meaning of the controller settings in the software provided by the manufacturer, but with a little searching, you can find the ideal settings that suit you

Very good construction and clearly much improved from its previous series. The package is really comprehensive, it even includes a controller. Be careful with the installation, it is quite difficult until you figure out how all the RGB cables connect to the controller if you choose to manage the lighting from both the motherboard and the controller. You will need to update the firmware of the controller as it does not work properly with the program.