GOLDEN FIELD SF240 RGB All-in-One 240mm Liquid CPU Cooler Radiator Water Cooling Cooler System for Intel AMD

Although I had never heard of this company prior to now, I just assumed the components were rebranded Asetek or CoolIT It's been about a month since I got it, and all my temps are lower (5c on my 3600 under load) than what I was getting from my Noctua HSF. I believe the installation is a bit challenging and there are too many steps and screws required for mounting the brackets, and I believe the brackets needed to be positioned inverted from what I had expected. Depending on the brightness levels, ARGB fans are very loud above 70%, and the LEDs (including the cold plate) do not dim. It helped me to control the fan noise from the BIOS. I did not use the thermal paste included, I used Kryonaut instead. In addition to the 12v to 5v RGB converter, I had to buy one for them to Is it that there is no standard for RGB? Are we really going to use 12v and 5v solutions? It looks like this is the best price for a 360mm aio, but I have not been able to find these in stock since ordering.

Veda Thomas

| Jun 06, 2021

Let me start by saying that this cooler looks great! There was even a good match between the fans and my case fans. There are all aRGB's and you are able to control them as such. The colors are vibrant as well. It is nice to have the fan controllable and the pump independently as opposed to some older AIOs I have used.

The radiator matches the rest of the unit, which is black. For my blacked out build, I found this to be useful. I like the way the coolant lines have been sleeved, and it looks like it's really The kit comes with mounting hardware for pretty much any am4 processor as well as a bracket that seems to work with any current Intel core. Mounting hardware was placed in a little bag with a label indicating what kind of mounting it was An adapter for Molex connectors is included in case you don't have the appropriate headers on your motherboard. It was a great product, but I had a few minor issues with it. *br* - There was a problem with one of the fans that had to be pushed into action at first. After running for a few days, this question is no longer relevant, there must have been some gunk inside the fan. *br* - There are a lot of hoses running from the engine to the radiator. Having a mATX case would probably be appreciated by some ATX users, but I do have a mATX case. My personal preference would have been to have them be 4 The shorter version is 6 inches. *br* - I have found the coolant hoses to be There is no way for you to There is nothing more they can do than go wherever they want to go. Fortunately, they seem to be in good shape. *br* - Unlike some of the higher-end options, this one does not cool quite as effectively as others. During stress tests, I get an average of 80 C from my Ryzen 5600x. The Kraken X52 was able to keep the same setup at 72 degrees. Nevertheless, it is not throttling, so I have nothing to complain about. Nonetheless, I only play games at a temperature of 50-55 degrees It keeps the desired temperature at 55 degrees, so it suits my needs. Overall, this cooler is a great buy for the price and all things considered. I really like the way it looks and how well it performs. As of now, I've been running it 24/7 for the last 3 months without incident, but I will update as soon as a failure occurs.

Rose Dunlap

| Feb 26, 2021

NOT AT ALL. This is PRACTICE. In agreement with. The AMD processor. My only regret is that I would not be able to give negative stars. The product states that it supports AMD processors, however it does not contain the crucial components for this to work! This kit came with missing parts, and the instruction manual itself is asking you to build things with parts that aren't even labeled (because they aren't included). DO NOT BUY if you have an AMD processor! I will not be able to wear it! A flat-out scam and a.

Chaya Blanchard

| Oct 22, 2020

You will need the i7 11700 to run this. Prior to this cooler, there was nothing but the stock fan that comes with the processor. In idle mode, some cores reached a temperature of 100 degrees. In order to keep it running, I bought the cheapest AIO 120mm I could find besides having one shipped directly from China. As soon as I touched down, I found myself in a golden field. The shipping was 1 day and the price was 50 bucks. This bracket works with both AMD and Intel processors. The fans are a 120mm RGB LCD cheap fan and a small tube of paste. The 120m I had was slightly better, so I used it. Due to the cramped nature of my case, I was unable to add a fan to the front or the back of the radiator.
I used some thermal grizzly paste as well, but I am sure that the company's paste works just fine. Even with just 1 fan, all cores were running at 100% for over 20 minutes, and temps hit 50C. So far, the cooler has been great. It's nice to see it! It seems that people are experiencing 80 degree temperatures even with the 240m version in the reviews. This setup is too hot for a water cooled one. If the copper heatsink part has plastic on it, be sure to remove it and apply thermal paste.

Brayden Lambert

| May 15, 2021

Water cooler is great for keeping my room temperatures at a good level. The hottest I've ever seen it was 44°C. If I go idle while playing COD Warzone and Gears of War 5 I get 33-33°C , the installation from AMD is not hard, but if your setup is like mine, it should be easy. Just don't throw away your Bracket Holder on your PC. There's no doubt in my mind about that! I use a Zotac amp extreme edition 1070.

Fiona Moran

| Aug 18, 2020

It's a nice cpu cooler if it wasn't for so many problems! I'm returning it for the second time. I returned it previously because of problems with the pump (very noisy) and overheating issues this time it actually works better than before. After one day of use, one of the 120mm fans started to make a loud ticking noise (which is caused by bearing problems), but, overall it worked well (keeping my CPU idle temperatures at 32 degrees C). In the event that the seller does not replace it after the first replacement, I must return the item It'll have to be reinstalled for a third time as I need to install a new one (of a different brand)! Obviously the quality of this thing is lacking so don't fall for the good reviews. There will be a cooler I will purchase from another company that will be more reliable.

Bruno Joyce

| Feb 11, 2021

Doable, but not easy! I am currently using this cooler on my Intel i9-7980XE This processor has a 99K speed. The level is good and the performance is good. A lot of trouble was involved with installation. It took me about thirty minutes to install the fasteners for 2011. A tight space makes it easier to place screws and it's even trickier to position screws if you have any. Even an ATX case with the smallest capacity couldn't fit it. Using a full ATX case on top will allow the card to operate. At the price I paid, I'm pleased with the item. Fallout 4 runs smoothly on maximum resolution on this cooler as opposed to a conventional cooler without a cooling fluid. If you want to install your desktop correctly, put it on a table with lots of light and make sure you are comfortable working on it. The overall quality of the item and its performance was excellent.

Lucas Anthony

| Jul 17, 2020