If you’re a demanding gamer or professional looking for the best possible cooling efficiency for your system without breaking the bank getting a AIO (all-in-one) liquid CPU cooler is the best way to achieve that. Needless to say that radiator size and number of fans play a very large role so just like you can't really compare a single fan 120/140mm AIO model to a dual fan 120/140mm one you also can't compare a dual fan 120/140mm one with a tri-fan 120mm one (although we've seen a couple of exceptions to date). Performance aside however there are three other things/factors people tend to look for when getting a new AIO model noise levels, expandability (expanding the loop with extra radiators and/or GPU blocks) and looks (LED lights). The brand new Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition AIO Liquid CPU Cooler by Thermaltake seems to tick at least three of the four boxes mentioned and today we have it on our test bench.



Link: Nikktech