Cooling Reviews

Scythe’s Fuma 3 will fit into most SFF cases, with a height of only 154mm (6.06 inches), but it still manages to offer cooling performance comparable to larger, high options.

The strongest AIO we’ve ever tested, at a reasonable price

Cougar’s Forza 85 Essential offers a streamlined, less-expensive version of the Forza 85, but there’s little reason to consider it over competitors.

EK’s CR360 features unique fan connections which simplify cable management, premium quality components, and the best performance we’ve seen from a 360mm AIO.

Montech’s Metal DT24 Premium features some subtle ARGB, and performs especially well with AMD’s Ryzen 7 7700X.

Cooler Master’s 360L Core raises the bar for value, delivering a top-tier 360mm AIO at only $119 USD.

DeepCool’s Assassin IV features a unique form factor reminiscent of a Borg Cube, and the cooling capacity to assimilate the heat of even the most demanding workloads.

Cooler Master’s MA824 runs quietly and delivers top-tier cooling performance, but it doesn’t come cheap.

Jiushark’s JF13K Diamond offers a unique form factor like no other cooler we’ve seen before.

True to its name, the performance of the Amazon Basics CPU Cooler is basic. But it’s also one of the quietest coolers we’ve tested.