Question 240/360mm aio for ryzen 5 2600x

[gasolin]

I want to try a aio (again) to get better temps on my ryzen 5 2600x, atm 4.10ghz at 1.38125 volt, could be interesting to try 4.2ghz

I can manage 76c in prime 95 fft but as demands increase and it's summer i would like something like a 240mm or even 360mm in the front of my define r6

reading reviews of 20 different 240/360mm aio's can be a challenge also if i should buy a cheap one like the very cheap Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite 240
and buy some better fans or a more expensive one where most fans are noisy except for mabye the nzxt kraken and don't don't upgrade the fans

Dead silent pump, no coilwhine, 240 or 360mm in front of my define r6 and not expensive and of course good cooling capacity for my ryzen 5 2600x

I would like to stay under $150, €135

 

[Lutfij]

Those volts are pretty high. Cooling the processor wont change much unless you're feeding it less power. You might also want to read through the watercooling sticky(listed in my sig space) to understand how watercooling works. They aren't a solution to every thermal problem. No matter which AIO you go for, they all come out of Asetek's doors, it's only the design/aesthetics that's changed here and there.

What cooler are you currently on?

 

[gasolin]

https://valid.x86.fr/3hap2m

Scythe mugen 5 2x fans

 

[gasolin]

How is the CoolerMaster MasterLiquid ML240R RGB PUMP any noise im interested in that cooller because of the price i would use the with Corsair ML120 TP Magnetic Levitation fans same price for 2 as 1 Noctua NF-F12 PWM