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Enhance your cooling performance and aesthetics with the Kolink Umbra Void AIO Performance CPU cooler. Designed to work with both AMD and Intel sockets, this AIO water cooler features a highly efficient water pump, premium construction materials, and Kolink Umbra Void SP ARGB PWM fans. Together, these components effectively dissipate heat from your CPU, while the integrated mirror effect lighting illuminates your gaming PC.
For optimizing thermal performance, the Kolink Umbra Void AIO Performance ARGB CPU cooler is made from top-quality materials. The radiator features an all-aluminum design and high fin density, with a purity black coating. This is combined with a copper base and 13.4 W/mk thermal paste, for optimizing conductivity and heat absorption.
The tubes are flexible, made from dense rubber with a braided sleeve. These can bend smoothly to better fit your gaming PC setup while maintaining durability. Additionally, the pump's bearing and shaft are made from ceramic, allowing it to perform with incredible efficiency. This pump can operate at speeds of up to 2600 RPM.
This AIO CPU cooler is paired with Kolink Umbra Void SP 120 mm PWM ARGB fans. These high-performance fans operate with a maximum airflow of 110.78 m³/h (65.2 CFM) and a static pressure of 3.9 mmH2O. Additionally, as PWM fans, their speed can vary - including Zero RPM mode when operating under lighter loads.
Equally impressive as they are efficient, these fans feature ARGB lighting on the fan frame and the central hub. The external LED lights illuminate the fan blades, while the hub features the iconic mirror effect.
To match this, the CPU cap of the Kolink Umbra Void AIO features the same mirror effect. This cap can rotate 360°, making installation easy. The lighting connects to a 5V header on your motherboard and can be controlled via compatible software.
There are three models in the Kolink Umbra Void AIO series. This model is the 240 mm radiator and features two ARGB fans, ideal for placement anywhere in your computer case.
Maximizing compatibility, the Kolink Umbra Void AIO Performance ARGB CPU cooler can be used with both AMD and Intel sockets. The full compatibility list is as follows:
AMD: AM5 / AM4 / AM3+ / AM3 / AM2+ / AM2 / FM2+ / FM2 / FM1
Intel: 2066 / 2011-V3 / 2011 / 1366
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Having tried the largest 360mm AIO, I knew more or less what to expect. A satisfactory AIO for its price that will beautify your case quite a bit and will give you a good solution for cooling your processor. Up to 50% in speed both for the fans and the pump, the noise is from minimal to tolerable, beyond that it starts to be heard. I have it on a 5600g in a PC that functions as a secondary (when I'm working on my main PC), of course it cools it without any issues and without having to increase the speed too much. It performed excellently in the stress tests I conducted. Aesthetically, it is a beautiful liquid cooler with the fans stealing the show. Lighting and power are connected with a daisy chain connection, very practical and easy, just like the whole installation process. Compatible with all AMD and Intel sockets
Good implementation by kolink, with 5600x (without OC), reaches 29-34 degrees Celsius while browsing, I will try games and update the post, the fans are not the quietest.
UPDATE- The fans make normal noise at 600 rpm, at 1200 rpm in the game Rust (high settings) average CPU temperature is 55 C
It is an excellent liquid cooling system. With the right settings, it becomes silent for browsing or streaming movies, for example. Even in gaming, with the right settings, the noise is so minimal that it is overshadowed by the sound of the game.
Ryzen 5600 idle at 30 degrees with room temperature at 20. Gaming max at 53 with an average of 46. It is set with auto curve optimizer from Ryzen Master at 4.4 GHz all core with a maximum power draw of 67 watts.
Up to 40 degrees, it is set in the BIOS to work at 35% and the pump and fans are completely silent. Everything is connected with a splitter to 4-pin PWM. From 40-60, I have it set to increase to 50%, 60-70 at 70%, and from 70 degrees and above at 100%.
In other words, the system is silent depending on what you are doing, and the pump will never work at 100%, extending its lifespan.
I am a fan of 65W CPUs and chose this specific liquid cooling system to be overkill and have good temperatures in both winter and summer, avoiding throttles.
The LED lights of the pump and fans are very nice and worked flawlessly with the motherboard's Mystic Light application from MSI. Personally, I have turned them off through the application because they bother me at night.
The fans are 2 and PWM, and if you search, you will see that they start at 10 Euros each. So, at 62 Euros, the package is a gift. It also reminded me a lot of the equivalent one from Lian Li, and I believe that it is ultimately a copy of it.
I highly recommend it.
Edit: With the liquid cooling, I decided to run auto curve optimizer again with Ryzen Master. It is now at 4.55 GHz all core from 4.4 GHz, with the same wattage and temperatures.
It gives off a plastic smell from the tubes ....
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