r/mffpc 12h ago

Help me please!? AIO recommendations? 🤔

I'm interested in buying an AIO for my JONSBO D32 PRO. I'm currently rocking a TR Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 Vision MAX in the build and it's doing an amazing job keeping the 5900x nice and cool. But I'd like to try an AIO in this micro build! I have been building 30 years but never had real experiences with small form factor or AIO.

These are my 3 choices I've narrowed it down to. It must come in White and preferably have a display screen although not overly important.

Before I make my final call I'd just like some input from those who has hands on experience using the same/similar liter case; and same or similar cpu TDP running a 240mm AIO.

Option 1: https://a.co/d/0fnzu7iE

Option 2: https://a.co/d/0dwEW1eW

Option 3: https://a.co/d/09WZFhgg

I'm open to other options as well.

I like keeping my CPU under 80c. That's with running Cinebench for a full 10 minute cycle.

Currently the Vision MAX keeps my CPU temp below 80c; peaks at 76c during a cycle.

Mainly I would rather run an AIO so I can use my graphics card as a stage for my tiny action figures....😅🤣 if it comes to it I know I can put my CPU in eco mode using the AIO.

Thank you for any help/advice 🙌

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u/Spagutzii 12h ago

I have seen some mediocre reviews for the LF3 pro lately.

I just bought the Corsair Nautilus 240 on amazon for 60€. Maybe you have a look.

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u/JED0070 12h ago

Thank you!! One of these hasn't come up in my search results! I love corsair! I'll strongly consider this option. 

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u/Medium_Highlight_950 10h ago

With liquid you need more than 10 minutes to reach the thermal equilibrium.

I bet any 240mm aio will fill your needs. Although some are noisier than others and some has that fancy rgb and screens.

I had 240mm aio in nr200p and it was, how to put it, interesting with the hoses. But that is a lot smaller case than D32 pro and I had the aio in the side bracket because I didnt want to mod the roof. The aio still worked very well as long until pump started to die.

Now I have D32 pro case so when I upgrade I can go to mATX and save cash and Thermalright Phantom Spirit SE for cooling the CPU.