It does its job correctly, everything is good. There is only one issue with the cooling, the RGB stops working and turns red, that's why I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5

It was the only piece that I slightly regretted, no problems so far but I think a simple Noctua cooler for me, which doesn't burn me and has LED lights, would be excellent.

I bought the liquid cooler in white color which is very beautiful. It was installed in a Corsair 4000d case on the top, so it fits very well in terms of space and appearance. It significantly reduced the temperatures of the processor (Ryzen 5 5600), during gaming the temperature is below 50 degrees. The noise it makes is expected, not loud but not silent either. Overall, it doesn't bother me. Liquid cooling is like that anyway. Very satisfied with the whole thing.

I read in some reviews that it is noisy, I disagree, even reviews state that its advantage is that it is quiet. The noise increases at high speeds, but not during games. Of course, all of this also depends on the other factors that affect the processor's temperature (case, other fans, paste, anti-bending bracket, curves in icue, etc.). Personally, I am completely satisfied, maybe in the future I will replace the fans with 2 T30 (for the ultimate), but the 13600k is already very cool (36 idle with 28 degrees in the room, 70 in cbr23, below 60 in games). Go ahead and make your purchase without fear.

I bought a mediocre cooler and it makes annoying noise... the fans are not good, they make a lot of noise and it's audible... no one writes about this, maybe only a few, the specific fans may be defective, although I don't think their specifications indicate that they produce a lot of dB... Look for something else, I would say, or with different fans. Generally, it provides mediocre cooling, reaching 60-65 degrees with the i7-13700K at full load. Not that it's not a demanding CPU, but it should have definitely been better in terms of noise... I will try to get different fans and they will definitely be quieter... Logic says that you go for liquid cooling to avoid noise, not to hear it more than with an air cooler!!!

It's simply awesome. In silent mode, it stays at a steady 30 and in games at 45, in full mode at 25 and in games at 40. I have it installed on a 5600x processor. The icue application controls everything, the pump, the fans, and the rpg.

The specific one is installed to cool an Intel Core i5-12400F 2.5GHz 6-Core. With demanding tasks, I haven't seen temperatures above 42°C. It is completely silent and does its job very well. The only thing that gave me trouble is the installation on a new build PC, but this may also depend on the motherboard someone uses. As for the lights, even though I'm not a fan, this particular one doesn't bother me, on the contrary, it adds a nice tone to the case. With Corsair's program, Icue, you can adjust the lighting. I recommend it 100%.

P.S. After a month of using this specific one, I have a better picture. It cools the Intel Core i5-12400F 2.5GHz 6-Core extremely well, and the maximum temperature I have seen is 44°C. Unfortunately, the fans make quite a bit of noise to the point where it personally bothers me. And I'm not talking about noise you would hear when doing heavy tasks. Even at idle, they can still be heard to the point where I'm considering replacing them with another brand.

If you have the money, it's worth 100% to buy it compared to any other CPU cooler in the same price range. The only thing I would say to make the experience even better is to buy better fans, like with any AIO I would buy. The sound is not loud, but it is definitely noticeable at higher workloads. My personal recommendation would be a Corsair case with RGB fans, this way you get an RGB hub that can control up to 6 fans and a pack of 3 RGB fans to replace the ones on the AIO and have an extra rear fan. If you combine this AIO with the 3 fans included in my Corsair 4000X case and the pack of 3 fans I bought separately, the thermal characteristics of the computer are perfect and it works like a beast!