Enermax LiqTech TR4 II 280 - Reviews

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18.1.2019

Easy to use and fit. Haven't been able to get the CPU temperature past 50C so seem to work well. If you want to use the Aura RGB sync, make sure your motherboard has the addressable RGB sync otherwise you won't be able to use the sync function. On a side note, if a company (ASUS) is promoting a universal standard for RGB control they should really be more clear in that there is two standards, RGB and addressable RGB and the two are not interchangeable.Edit: Well six months in and it is faltering. Can't run cinebench or other CPU stress tests without going over temperature and freezing the system. Dropping from 4 stars to 3, hopefully the replacement will give a longer service life.

25.12.2019

i cant turn off led light if i dont have led controler on mb, pilot is not intuituve and for me not working good. engines is it too loud for me but meaby thats way because before i have nerly pasive system. and now i hear the pump. fans on 5v i hear too. Thermalmax what i have before was much much more sailent on hr-02 macho on 9v(fan).

24.12.2019

Good points:It covers the whole chip.Keep the cpu cool.Bad point:Too much noisy. It’s like a helicopter when run. Can’t tolerate the noise and work. I had to buy three fans from ‘be quite’ and replace the original ones to make it quite.

4.5.2019

I have requested a return for this product after 6 months. It has been doing the same as the gen 1, where it slowly gets hotter and hotter before it starts shutting down the PC.