Enermax AquaFusion ADV 240

Enermax is a brand I’ve long missed here at eTeknix, and it’s great to see them back in this UK market and eager to work with us. This cooler is a great starting point too, as it comes in at a competitive price point (under £90 if you shop around), which makes it around £20 cheaper than the similarly equipped rival products from NZXT, DeepCool, and CoolerMaster, to name but a few. You can get something a little cheaper, but the TDP will be lower and there will be less ARGB trickery to play with.

The reviewed Enermax Aquafusion ADV 360 and 240 cooler performed well. This time it was the AMD Ryzen 9 7900X (in place of Ryzen 7 3700X) and Intel Core i9 13900K (as a replacement for the i9 12900K). It handled both tested processors (although the smaller variant couldn't cope with the i9 13900K with 35 dBA normalized noise). The price for both products is reasonable, considering the features you get. The maximum rpm (2000) noise is too much, but you can set your fan curve to make it more reasonable. There are three overall size variants (as there’s also 120 mm) and two colors (black and white – this one is only for 240 and 120 mm versions). You get ARGB lighting on the pump (with the infinity mirror effect) and fans.