The Best RGB Liquid CPU Coolers

iCUE LINK chains all components to one hub port, and the unified fan frame means fewer screws and cables. Check that your case offers 360mm radiator support at the front or top, and allow for the radiator's thickness plus fans above the motherboard's heatsinks. It supports both AM5 and Intel LGA1851. Plan to install iCUE for lighting control; fan and pump speed can also run from the motherboard's headers.

You also get this: FlowDrive Gen 2 pump. Before buying, weigh one limit: costs more than the Aqua Elite 360 V6 at the time of writing. When we checked, only the Nautilus 360 RS and cheaper picks cost less, and the Galahad II Trinity 360 cost more.

An integrated VRM fan cools the motherboard power stage, and the offset cold plate targets the CPU hotspot. The A-RGB P12 PRO fans add lighting without losing airflow. The contact frame spreads pressure evenly on Intel LGA1851 and LGA1700 chips.

Its fan cables run inside the tube sleeve, so only one cable reaches the motherboard. The P12 PRO fans spin faster than the standard P12 when needed. The VRM fan is PWM-controlled, and the contact frame is aimed at longer CPU life on Intel LGA1851 and LGA1700.

Check that your case offers 360mm radiator support at the front or top, and allow for the radiator's thickness plus fans above the motherboard's heatsinks. It supports both AM5 and Intel LGA1851. On price it sat second of 7, between the cheaper Aqua Elite 360 V6 and the pricier Coreliquid A13 360, at the time of writing.

Check that your case offers 360mm radiator support at the front or top, and allow for the radiator's thickness plus fans above the motherboard's heatsinks. The maker doesn't spell out LGA1851 mounting, so confirm it on the maker's site for a Core Ultra build. Plan to install L-Connect for lighting control; fan and pump speed can also run from the motherboard's headers.

It was the most expensive pick when we checked, so weigh what it adds over the Titan II 360 RX. Buyers who need a confirmed pump speed should compare it with the Coreliquid A13 360, which offers 3800 RPM.

A 3.95-inch magnetic screen sits on the pump head, and three TL-M12Q fans splice together to reduce cables. The fans have infinity-mirror lighting. The 480x480 screen can show system stats or custom images.

You also get a magnetic screen with a 60Hz refresh rate. Check that your case offers 360mm radiator support at the front or top, and allow for the radiator's thickness plus fans above the motherboard's heatsinks. It supports both AM5 and Intel LGA1851.

Before buying, weigh one limit: costs more than the Aqua Elite 360 V6 at the time of writing. It was priced above the Coreliquid A13 360 and below the Nautilus 360 RS at the time of writing.

Its convex cold plate comes with pre-applied paste in an optimised pattern, and the RS120 ARGB fans use magnetic dome bearings for low noise. You also get a pump rated at 20 dBA. Check that your case offers 360mm radiator support at the front or top, and allow for the radiator's thickness plus fans above the motherboard's heatsinks.

It supports both AM5 and Intel LGA1851. It was priced above the Peerless Vision 360 and below the Titan II 360 RX at the time of writing. There is no published pump speed figure, whereas the Coreliquid A13 360 offers 3800 RPM.

Its round pump head uses Thermalright's fourth-generation pump, and the fans and block sync to a 5V ARGB header. The radiator moves up to 70.84 CFM. The fans are pre-installed and daisy-chained, which saves motherboard headers.

Check that your case offers 360mm radiator support at the front or top, and allow for the radiator's thickness plus fans above the motherboard's heatsinks. It supports both AM5 and Intel LGA1851. No other pick here cost less at our last price check, and the Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB was closest. What it gives up: pump speed of 2800 RPM, behind the Coreliquid A13 360 (3800 RPM); by contrast, the Coreliquid A13 360 offers 3800 RPM.

Its 390mm tubes use a triple-layer, evaporation-proof design, and the mount fits AM5, AM4 and LGA1700 with paste included. Its split-flow radiator has the pump built in, which keeps the CPU block slim. You also get ceramic pump bearings.

Check that your case offers 360mm radiator support at the front or top, and allow for the radiator's thickness plus fans above the motherboard's heatsinks. It supports both AM5 and Intel LGA1851. Worth noting: highest pump speed of the picks (3800 RPM). On price it sat third of 7, between the cheaper Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB and the pricier Peerless Vision 360, at the time of writing.