Dracaena AIO CPU Cooler, Color Change Remote, 120mm Radiator, ARGB PWM Fans Quiet Less Than 27DBA, Compatible with AMD AM5/AM4-Intel LGA 1700/1200/115X, Leakproof Technology, High Flow Pump, Black

I ordered this Dracaena CPU water cooling setup to replace an existing water cooling unit on an old Intel-based (LGA 1366 socket) gaming rig. So glad I gave it a try! It's working like a champ, and helped resurrect my old PC. A search on my motherboard/CPU combo revealed I had an LGA1366 CPU socket design. This is a really outdated Intel processor design, but the machine was perfectly fine, other than the failed cooling system. Some people suggested that water cooling systems were no longer made for old CPUs, but this Dracaena system said it was compatible with a variety of LGA socket types, including my old LGA 1366. With the included adapter brackets and screws, I was able to secure this new cooling hardware on my old CPU, and it's keeping the CPU at temperatures lower than I'd previously seen! I thought the brackets would interfere with some of the transistors on the motherboard, and the CPU hold-down arm, but the included brackets had just enough offset to clear the adjacent hardware. I was pleasantly surprised. The screws that hold the pump to the CPU are spring loaded, so they keep tension on the CPU once you apply the thermal paste and screw it in place. Fan is relatively quiet as well. Your experience may vary, but in my case, it's a winner! I can't really comment on the LED lighting system. My old motherboard didn't have an LED plug/port. It cycles through a rainbow of colors, and I can't seem to change the scheme with the remote control. But I think that's a limitation of my system, not the Dracaena unit. But the lights are not a priority to me. I'm just glad it's keeping my CPU cool, and I can keep my old system chugging along!

Keeps the CPU nice and cool. Was fairly easy to install. I had to remove the fan and position it on the opposite side of the radiator so it worked like a spacer since the radiator was hitting on the case where I wanted to install it and works very well. I was not concerned about the lighting so I didn't even try to install it.

Liquid cooling system with radiator type fan works great. Just the right size for my legacy ATX case. It installed in existing mounting holes and all screws and hardware was supplied. White/Ice color was a plus for me as it looks good in my silver case

I had a cooling pump begin to fail on a Ryzen 7 3700X, but I thought it was the thermal paste not making enough contact or being contaminated. Turned out the pump finally failed. This was the closest to my original, which had decent reviews. Got it overnight, to install it the next day. Great price.Installation - mounting four screws through the motherboard was not as easy as it looks. It was a bit of a struggle, but don't overtighten until all four are securely in the mounting holes.The instructions are good but very simplistic. It would be a good idea to photograph the board so you can see where all the leads go. The instructions do not match the labels for some boards.Once it's installed, turn on the CPU and check the temps - it should be between 31c - 45c. The fans are super quiet. I use this computer for my film and voice-over editing, and the slight hum from the fans is not picked up when recording. Overall I'm pleased, but mounting the pump needs a little bit of improving.

Just got it installed. Works like a charm. The install was easy and quick. Keeps the CPU nice and cool. Love the colors. I'd recommend it.

The media could not be loaded. Took me a while(2-3 hours)to get it all set up and working, wires and connections were the main part that made this install a little challenging(not the best with wires). The mounting is firm and not wiggly and the pump and fan are fairly quiet. Awesome product and great starter AIO for a non expensive build. Apart from connections and wires it was pretty straightforward. All in all great product!!P.S ( I’ve seen most of the 1 star reviews and most of them state the mounting portion of the install. I was having trouble as well but I figured it out, if the AIO pump screws will not reach the mounting bracket, your AIO pump brackets would be facing the wrong way. Make sure the brackets are going outward towards your CPU. If they are inwards the screws will not reach. The brackets for the Pump have holes that you would assume go into the screw holes in the pump. They do not, the holes in the bracket should be facing towards your Pump not your CPU, not the best explanation but hope this helps!)

Everything works. As it should, very quiet, keeps my processor temperature cool. I used my old fan, coZ it just looks nicer.

Not even close to am3 compatible bracket is for am4/5! Stay away