If water is properly filtered to remove contaminants, ionized and re-mineralized, or purchased from a quality source, there’s no evidence to suggest a limitation on how much alkaline water can be consumed daily. So there’s no reason for this cooler to be loud, and you can make it much quieter with the flip of a switch. Unlike other coolers though, the noise level of the H170i Elite is tied to the CPU coolant temp, resulting in quieter operation during most common tasks, as well as the elimination of bursty fan behavior. It has an extremely low noise profile in most common workloads and provides among the best thermal performance I’ve seen from any 360mm cooler. At $229, the Galahad II LCD 280 is on the fairly expensive, but if the LCD display isn’t important to you, the non-LCD versions of the Galahad II are available for $159.99 for the 360mm version and $119.99 for the 240mm model. Corsair’s flagship is one of the best coolers currently available in terms of performance and features, but it’s very expensive, at over $300.

And it has an inverter compressor, which means it’s just as efficient as our top pick and almost as quiet. The cooler installation is simple and easy, and it’s reasonably priced for a performance-focused 360mm cooler. Lian Li’s latest 360mm AIO raises the bar for closed-loop liquid cooling. This is the best 360mm liquid cooler on the market right now, without question. With the right design, you don’t need a 360mm AIO or a loud cooler to keep modern high-end CPUs from throttling — and Lian Li’s Galahad II LCD 280 proves it. So if you don’t mind going without its pretty 2.1-inch display, the company also sells an iCUE H170i Elite Capellix XT with the same radiator and pump for around $240. The movie rushes by agreeably because its story is constructed three-dimensionally; every action, every moment, is plotted simultaneously on three lines of effort, which don’t all cohere into a single shape until the happy ending. You could spend more – and you’ll likely have to spend a lot more – to get slightly better cooling performance and / or aesthetic features like a customizable screen on the water block. The LCD screen atop the cooling plate is vibrant and adds eye-catching functionality, too.

Corsair’s iCUE H170i Elite LCD XT AIO delivers the the most impressive cooling performance we’ve tested yet with Intel’s i9-13900K, handling over 325W in our most intensive thermal tests. Its performance is amongst the best we’ve seen from any AIO, and its limited 280mm radiator size means that it will fit in many cases where a 360mm model won’t. As well as looking beautiful placed at home, you can be sure that it will also clean the air for you. Noise levels are important as well. With the Mugen 6, Scythe brings performance and noise levels comparable to high-end models available from BeQuiet! If you’re after a well-performing air cooler with low maximum noise levels, the Mugen 6 and Mugen 6 Black Edition are well worth considering. Instead of lurching forward as you expect, you’re greeted with a violent bang, the engine dies and you’re almost thrown through the windshield. In its out-of-the-box configuration, Lian Li’s cooler runs loudly at 55.2 dBA.

And even more impressively, it did all that with a maximum noise level of just 44.4 dBA – and when tied to our test system’s default fan curve during our heavy gaming test, the cooler topped out at just 40.9 dBA. Delicate, thin-leaved house plants require a humidity level of over 70 percent, a level that is hard to achieve in a large room. Large doses of pyridoxine have been used to treat carpal tunnel syndrome and premenstrual syndrome. But if your CPU is actually thermally demanding enough need something as large and in charge as a 420 mm cooler, you can probably afford to spend a bit extra to keep it running as fast as possible under load. The 360mm model we tested performed generally quite well in our testing, but apart from that, this cooler lets you add multiple additional fans (which cost $16 each) on top of the CPU block that can easily be positioned to help cool VRMs, RAM, SSDs, or other nearby components.