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Em perfeito estado físico que chegou em nada faltando Read more

I replaced my 6 year old H150i with this when I moved to AM5. It would have worked but I wanted a complete new system. Keeps my 7900x3d in check. Under 70c for work and games. It is very quiet. I have it on turbo mode. The display screen is awesome. CPU and GPU temps cycle every few seconds. No need to open HW monitor. You can choose what to display. I am very happy with this cooler. Read more

This product used to be $289 and is not even close to worth it. Today it is $199 and I find it a fair price, not because of the LCD screen, but because of the pump and coldplate. The Asetek gen 8 pump and coldplate is a huge jump in performance compared to their previous generations. The pump impeller is powerful and the coldplate is enormous compared to your average coldplate on other AIOs. Arctic has been quite successful with their Liquid Freezer 2 and 3 lines and they are very affordable, but they have a fatal weakness: small coldplate and weak impeller. Attracted by their 420mm length and extra thick 38mm radiators, I've owned the Liquid Freezer II 420 and III 420. Although I applaud them for creating AIOs with more robust radiators, all that radiator cannot make up for their weaker pump design. I'm not saying Arctic Liquid Freezer II and III series are bad products, but they just can't keep up with a larger and more powerful pump/coldplate regardless of radiator size. For the ROG Ryuo III, I purchased it for the performance and I could care less about the LCD screen on the pump. I don't recommend anyone to use Armoury Crate as it will typically cause issues on your OS. Fortunately, you are able to to control the pump speed on the ROG Ryuo III without using Armoury Crate. The Asetek gen 8 pump is a bit noisy, but you can set a profile in your bios to ramp up or slow down depending on your temperatures. If you want the pump to be regulated by coolant temperature, you will need to down the bloatware Armoury Crate. I cannot speak on the fans as I have replaced them with Phanteks T30s. Comparing my 14900k runs in R15 and R23, with the exact same CPU settings, I am seeing an 8-10c improvement going from a Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420 to this ROG Ryuo III 360. A bigger radiator does not mean better performance. What is more important is how quickly your cooler can take the heat away from the CPU's IHS and Asetek's gen 8 pump does it very well. Read more