Deepcool LS320

Deepcool released their LS line of AIOs, their best yet. With models that punch well above their weight class, and are quieter than their previous models, makes for amazing AIOs. Even the smallest of them all, the LS320, can still cool a 12900k.

Silverstone PF120

Silverstone released a few AIOs under their “Permafrost” branding. Budget AIOs with solid performance for the price and using the same Alpatek pump as the Lian Li Galahad, Thermaltake Toughliquid, amongst others. Pity only the price is the only thing going for the smaller sibling.

be quiet! Pure Loop 120

be quiet! released their budget line with an interesting twist; the inline pump. This made for more radiator mounting opportunities and allowing for a tiny CPU block allowing it to be installed in very small systems, even if the inline pump might not be the best for noise.

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Cooler Master Masterliquid 120 V2

Cooler Master refreshed their Masterliquid Lite AIOs to address leaking issues. The result is an solid budget AIO, however the 120mm variant struggles to justify its price tag, even if it’s one of the cheapest 120mm AIOs on the market.

Corsair H60

The Corsair H60 hasn’t been updated in a couple of years, it is however still being produced and is one of the only options if you have seriously restrictive pump height requirements. It may be loud, but sometimes size does matter.

Deepcool LS520

Deepcool released their LS line of AIOs, their best yet. With models that punch well above their weight class, and are quieter than their previous models, makes for amazing AIOs. The LS520 is competing against 360mm models, a testament to what a good pump can do.

Phanteks Glacier One 240-T30

Phanteks updated their Glacier MPH240 with a thicker radiator and their Noctua-dethroning T30-120’s. Superb performance for its size class even if it came at a high price tag. Curiously they only updated the 240mm AIO, and not the 360mm version.

Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240

The Liquid Freezer II has solidified Arctic’s position as a market leader in cost effective cooling, with their LFII line bringing the company into the mainstream spotlight, and has done so by offering chart topping performance at a low price, however fierce competition as heated up, I hope they don’t melt under pressure.

EK-AIO Basic 240

EK’s second entry into the AIO market has proven to be a successful one, with its cost optimized design solidifying their entry. Great performance, low price and industrial design makes the EK Basic 240 a great AIO

Deepcool Castle 240EX

The Castle series of AIOs has been a popular budget pick, especially after its price drop, with good performance to boot. A great option if only for the fact its noticeably loud without headphones on.

Cooler Master ML240L V2

Cooler Master refreshed their Masterliquid Lite AIOs to address leaking issues. The result is a solid budget AIO, the 240mm makes for an excellent budget AIO, however, it does face fierce competition as of late from Deepcool, EK and Arctic.

Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280

EK-AIO 280 D-RGB

EK’s second entry into the AIO market has proven to be a successful one, with the cost optimising solidifying their entry. Great performance, however it would be nice if the EK-AIO 280 had a basic variant to cut down on costs for the end user.

Deepcool Castle 280EX

The Castle series of AIOs has been a popular budget pick, especially after its price drop, with good performance to boot. A great option if only for the fact its noticeably loud without headphones on. The 280EX might be priced too closely to its bigger 360mm brother for some to justify however.

Deepcool LS720

This is the AIO to beat. Best in class performance, dethroning both kings. Cheaper than most of its competition, while running circles around them. Unlike other Deepcool AIOs, the LS720 is surprisingly quiet. If you’re in the market for a 360mm AIO, and this is sold in your region, this is a no-brainer.

Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360

The Liquid Freezer II has solidified Arctic’s position as a market leader in cost effective cooling, with their LFII line bringing the company into the mainstream spotlight, and has done so by offering chart topping performance at a low price, however fierce competition as heated up, I hope they don’t melt under pressure.

EK-AIO Basic 360

EK’s second entry into the AIO market has proven to be a successful one, with the cost optimising solidifying their entry. Great performance, low price and industrial design makes the EK Basic 360 a great AIO

Deepcool Castle 360EX

Continuing the trend, the Deepcool Castle 360EX is currently being sold for dirt cheap. Absurdly great value, if you’re willing to put up with the noise

Arctic Liquid Freezer II 420

The raid boss of AIOs. Big, Powerful, (not) Expensive. Arctic’s reputation as being amazing value has given way to being about amazing performance. If you case can support this AIO, and if you can live with the design, this AIO is well worth the money.

Alphacool Eisbaer Pro Aurora 420mm

Alphacool expands its range of expandable AIOs with the Eisbaer Pro, designed for Threadripper and Eypc systems, the enlarged cold plate also makes it suitable for LGA1700's larger IHS. Alongside this, this AIO offers excelent performance, and unrivaled expandability with Alphacool's range of other expandable AIOs and radiators, and offers GPU AIOs as an expansion. However this does come at the cost.

Corsair H170i Elite LCD

Corsair finally learned how to produce a good fan. The most powerful of Corsair’s models, it also offers an LCD screen to display stats and the time, or an anime gif if you’re well inclined. Expensive and of questionable value, but this is the best performing AIO with a screen currently.