GOLDEN FIELD SF240 RGB All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler with 240mm Radiator Water Cooling Cooler System AMD Intel CPU Water Cooler

An excellent little cooler for my SFF PC.Due to the full size ATX PSU in my SG13, I was getting some awful temperatures using a Ryzen 5 1600 and a Wraith Stealth (in use as a temporary measure) in the case.Doing some research I wanted something cheap but efficient for the job and settled on theGOLDEN FIELD SF120 RGB closed loop cooler.Stock speeds on the Wraith Stealth would get me up to 85 degrees celsius under load with an idle temp in nearing 50 degrees celsius. Airflow can be an issue for the SG13 with my downwards firing fan on the Wraith Stealth fighting against the upwards firing fan in the PSU and only a front intake fan bringing cooler air in.Once replaced with the SF120, I was able to sucessfully overclock my CPU to 3.9GHz (a 700MHz uptick to the stock 3.2GHz) with cooler temps, peaking at around 50 degrees under load and idling at 37.Mouting to an AM4 socket requires the plastic mounting hooks that came with your motherboard so for those confised, make sure they're fitted as the backplates recieved are not needed for AM4 (and I assume FM2 and AM3 also).Easy to assemble and a nice fit in a case that doesn't have much room to play in makes this a win for me.

Very pleasantly surprised by the effectiveness of this value based aio. I didn't use the included rgb fans as I had some 120mm fans I deemed more suited to my requirements.Installed on AM4 motherboard with ease and the performance is right up there with any high quality aio of similar size and the temperatures whilst cooling a 3900x was superb on a Tomahawk B450 max.You need to careful when attaching the cpu cooler onto the cpu as it's not always easy or clear to see when it's sitting dead flush on the cpu. Easily fixed when you push down and clip in using the AMD clips (initially I had very high temps as, I hadn't pushed the cpu cooler firmly enough to seat it)Ive always used high quality large air coolers but I needed a new cooler for a project and this caught me eye.Low noise (assuming you have good fans attached) device and the rgb on the cpu cooler itself are mild. The included rgb fans are decent and extremely colourful and are perfectly fine to use , but I don't really do rgb so I didn't use them.Highly recommend this cooler for its price to performance. I couldn't get a air cooler as effective at this price at all [£49.99]Update (6.10.20). Several months later the cooler is working without any issues and will update when it's a year old.

The AIO is actually rather good, however the fans that come with it are not very good, they are quite loud under gaming , the lights are really dim so don't expect to light up your case much, I switched them with some msi case fans that are much quieter and much brighter and addressable , the msi ones don't run as fast but still cool just as well, getting 35c at idle on a ryzen 7 3700x and about 65c gaming in cod warzone, recommend the radiator to be fitted to top of case to stop air getting into the pump, I would still say even with the standard fans this is well worth the money and would recommend , but change the fans if you can

Well I was looking for a cheap 240mm aio, to put in a PC that I was selling. I stumbled across this cooler, never heard of the brand before. So I thought why not, if it crap I can send it back. Might waste a few days, but could save a few quid on one of the big brand one. I've used the cooler master lite ones before, and to be perfectly honest may as well use an air cooler.On opening the box, pretty much the same as all the others. 2 fans, mounting hardware and radiator with a pump/cold plate. To my surprise, braided tubes that are soft to touch and very flexible. Mounting hardware is easy to install, and the manual is easy to follow.Once mounted, booted the PC up. Temps had dropped over 20°c at idle over an old air cooler. Which is what I was expecting, what I wasn't expecting was the temps under load. Running aida64 for 30mins, instead of nearly 80°c. The CPU never went over 47°c, which is really good.Now the rgb, it's not controllable. However it's that nice and not in your face, flashing or doing silly patterns. Just a gentle cycle through the colours.I am planning on buying another, for my personal PC. I just hope the price stays down.

I recently set up a Ryzen 5 3600 build but I was only using the stock cooler. Needless to say, it didn't do a great job when it came to cooling my CPU whilst rendering on Premiere...This bargain AIO on the other hand blew it out of the water! dropped my temps by about 15-20c (I did use Arctic Freezer Paste instead of the supplied one) and keeps me around 35c when idle.The set up was pretty painless on an AM4 socket, although you NEED the original brackets that came with the MOBO or this will be impossible to install. There's no control over the RGB at all but I'm in this more for performance over cosmetics.Overall, I would highly recommend this cooler to anyone working on a more budgeted build or even better. I honestly think this thing rivals the Corsair H60!Give it a chance!

EditI see a few people here complaining about this cooler.I work as a computer engineering technologist and have been building and servicing computers for over 30-years.The complaints I see are exactly what I would expect from people thinking they know what they are doing when they do not. I see it all the time, people bring in PCs to me that they have built themselves and that don't work properly, and I find all sorts of things they did wrong.So many people think making a computer is simple, and they know all about it when in fact the opposite is true. Don't blame the parts you purchase for your failure to install them properly.You can see my review below, and this cooler is still working perfectly.I am basically a Corsair fan when it comes to AIO water coolers. Recently I branched out a bit and got myself a Thermaltake Water 3.0 360mm, and it's working fantastic. My buddy just picked up an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240mm AIO water cooler. It is getting excellent reviews with some places claiming it's the new king of AIO water coolers.Another buddy of mine asked me to put together a gaming system for him, using some older parts, with a new case, video card and water cooler. We were actually going to use a stock Intel air cooler, but he has a Haswell i7 4770k that I delidded. It would have been a shame not to overclock it, so we decided on this cooler because it and it's siblings are getting good reviews, and it's a budget cooler with RGB.So, I got his system together in a Corsair iCUE 220T RGB mid tower case and it turned out fantastic. The cooling performance is excellent for a cheap little water cooler. This is a 3.5GHz CPU and we are clocking it most of the time at 4.1GHs, with it ramping up to 4.3GHz when needed. You can see the temps in the picture when it was running Prime 95 for about 10 minutes. It did hit 72c once in while but was usually hanging about at 70c or 69c.The only thing I am worried about is longevity. The Corsairs and Thermaltakes of this world come with 2 to 5 year warranties. If this is a cooler that can stay working for five years, it's an excellent deal.

J'ai pris ce watercooling pour réparer mes problemes de températures à +80°C avec le ventirad stock de mon AMD R5 2600 avec un budget limité.. Et bien il est PARFAIT ! Comme on peut le voir sur mes photos, en benchmark et utilisation a 100% du processeur overclocké à 4.05ghz,- il prend maximum 60°C ! Contrairement à +80°C à 3.85ghz auparavant .- On voit également que malgré ma fréquence bloqué, il descend jusqu'à 30°C.- Donc en terme de température il réponds totalement à mes attentes surtout pour ce prix !- Puis l'esthétique du watercooling est vraiment bien réussi et est fait proprement. De plus les LED rendent ce watercooling vraiment classe, malheuresement je n'ai pas réussi à pouvoir controler les LED, mais l'éclairage de base me convient^^- Sinon niveau bruit rien à signaler de plus on peut controler la vitesse des ventilateurs et de la pompe !- Idem pour le montage RAS, d'ailleurs un tube de pâte thermique est inclus et suffit à en mettre 2 ou 3x donc vraiment sympa ! En bref, si vous n'avez pas un budget limité mais que vous voulez commencé à overclock ou tout simplement gagner en performance et en esthétique, ce watercooling est je pense le meilleur choix que vous pourriez faire !(Vous pouvez me contacter par mes réseaux sur ma bio et pensez à la mention "utile" ;) )

No suena casi nada y me ha bajado casi 20° en reposo comparado con la otra refrigeración que tenía , de 80° jugando a 70 o 60° aprox. Muy contento

Ho acquistato questo dissipatore perché quello vecchio mi dava problemi di temperature alte e lavorando/Giocando tutto il giorno avevo problemi di riavvio causati dalla temperatura.Ho optato per questo sistema all in one principalmente per il prezzo abbastanza contenuto e per le sue caratteristiche tecniche.Una volta montato ho notato da subito che le differenze di temperatura erano molto diverse da quello che avevo prima(Quando funzionava a dovere),differenze che si attestano in 6/7 gradi in meno.Parliamo adesso del contenuto:All'interno della scatola si trova oltre al radiatore e le ventole, una serie di attacchi per qualsiasi socket in commercio,2 ventole rgb (non controllabili ,i colori sono random) ,pasta termica e un pad termico.La cosa che mi piace e che il sistema di illuminazione ha un bel effetto e la dissipazione del calore avviene in maniera ottima.La cosa che non mi piace e che le ventole sono molto ingombranti e dipende dal tower dove si monta ,creano non poche difficoltà nel montarle, perché nel caso mio vanno a toccare i banchi della memoria e il dissipatore della scheda madre.Per questo motivo ho dovuto montare delle altre ventole che avevo .

The media could not be loaded. Ok.. So i was reading the reviews on this product and was a little hesitant by some of the negitive reviews. I am writing this a little early, because i have only had the thing installed in my system for about a hour now. So far so good ! After about 30 min sitting at idle the system is staying a cool 25 ato 35 degrees C. It flucuates up and down, but i read AMD Cpus do this. I originally thought i might have some air in the lines, but further reading showed otherwise. With a light load i was running around 35 to 40. I have not tried stress test yet. Happy so far, especially for the price. Just make sure to install it correctly and use good thermal paste - not the included stuff, i used Artic Slver. I think some of the high temps people were getting are from install or proper contact with the cooler. The fans seem good and not to loud. The only negitive i can come up with is i wish the lights in the fans would have been brighter.