Name: DeepCool LS520
Brand: DeepCool
SKU: 63655bd05ff47f9545abc163
Rating: 3.5 (45 reviews)

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 And you'll notice when you turn it on its side here that there's a little socket, which gives you a warning not to remove the label, not to tear it. And this is interesting because this is a setup here, which is basically an anti-leak system, which you can see a little bit of here and explain on the box that talks about why and how that works. So over time, you don't need to worry about this system leaking in theory in there. This is important again make sure you use this because you will need that for your motherboard software so whatever software comes with your motherboard will then give you RGB control over it, you can see that you have our lighting on here as standard but when you go into windows you can then adjust the RGB lighting from your software, in this case I'm using NZXT's RAM software but other motherboard software will also work with it, you'll find Aurora Sync from Asus for example will work too

 The fans were spinning and I know that the cables were connected up properly for both the all-in-one cooler and for the fans so everything should be running as well as it should be, so I then basically went about the process of checking on what was going on inside and I found that I hadn't quite tightened up the thumb screws enough so that the CPU pump head wasn't sitting as tight as it could have been on there, so it's really important again to make sure that you tighten that up, you need to make sure it's nice and tight but be careful not to over tighten it because you can also cause damage as well. So I basically just tightened that up and then I ran the test again and now as you'll see the performance is much better, significantly better in fact. So you can now see that once I've done that and secured it down again, I've turned it back on, I've gone back into Windows and I'm running Cinebench again, same test, I wanted to make sure that everything's working as it should but you can see the CPU is on 100% low according to NZXT's CAM software and that will give you a little bit of information about the performance of the cooler in terms of how hot things are running but I prefer to use CPU ID hardware monitor because it just is a bit more granular and you can see here the temperature of each of the cores and the overall package is now 68 degrees C instead of 102, so we have a much much cooler system here and this is multiple passes of Cinebench right near the end, so it ran really well and significantly cooler and actually this is really cool for this run as well for the CPU and for this setup, so really good cooler, really good performance, nice RGB lighting and reasonably easy setup and overall a great bit of kit. Hopefully you found this video useful, be sure to check out all the links in the description and other information as well as links to both the motherboard, the PSU and the case video in case you're curious, this has been The Provoked Prawn, thanks very much for watching

 Cinebench puts your CPU under pretty heavy load, much heavier than you'd usually get when gaming and other things like that and runs a variety of different tests, putting pressure under there and it will then basically cause your CPU to run really hot which then obviously tests your cooler to see how well it's performing. The alarming thing that I found almost immediately after just a few passes was that it was running very hot, so you can see under the temperatures of the cores and the package I was getting 102 degrees C and 94 and some of them, 100 and others, 96, a variety of different temperatures on there but alarm bells are ringing because this is far too hot, so I immediately powered it down once I'd recognized that this was a problem to check on what the issue was. The fans were spinning and I know that the cables were connected up properly for both the all-in-one cooler and for the fans so everything should be running as well as it should be, so I then basically went about the process of checking on what was going on inside and I found that I hadn't quite tightened up the thumb screws enough so that the CPU pump head wasn't sitting as tight as it could have been on there, so it's really important again to make sure that you tighten that up, you need to make sure it's nice and tight but be careful not to over tighten it because you can also cause damage as well. So I basically just tightened that up and then I ran the test again and now as you'll see the performance is much better, significantly better in fact

 So over time, you don't need to worry about this system leaking in theory in there. This is important again make sure you use this because you will need that for your motherboard software so whatever software comes with your motherboard will then give you RGB control over it, you can see that you have our lighting on here as standard but when you go into windows you can then adjust the RGB lighting from your software, in this case I'm using NZXT's RAM software but other motherboard software will also work with it, you'll find Aurora Sync from Asus for example will work too. Now peeling off the labels and we're finished, that's the job done, you can see it running now and some of the RGB lighting here, I did find however that the RGB didn't play that nicely with this NZXT motherboard, there are only a few different settings that I could change between which is a bit of a shame but I don't think that's down to the cooler itself, I think that's actually NZXT's software and you will find that you can adjust a lot more lighting within other software and you can see we have some nice lighting from both the fans and the pump, I was pretty pleased with the setup here and it ran really nicely as well and in a second I'm going to show you the all-important benchmarks because one thing I found is that on the initial run it ran really hot. As a usual step in benchmarking and testing various different coolers I always run Cinebench and other tests, now these usually need to be taken with a pinch of salt because it will vary depending on what fans you have installed in your case, the atmosphere and other things but it's also an important thing to do so I'd recommend doing it, Cinebench R23 is the free bit software that you can download and also hardware monitor that you can see on the right hand side is also free

DeepCool LS520 (white) AIO Install guide and tests (LGA 1700 and LGA 1200 setup)

 There are a lot of variables I can account for that factor into the CPU temps. I just came in with higher expectations due to previous experiences using some of Deepcool's competition which worked flawlessly for me out of the box. I've reached out to Deepcool's technical support regarding the pump LED situation, and I'll update this review pending how that experience goes.

 Not a deal breaker, but I expected better. Lastly; while it might not look like it in the image, the plastic on the LED cover feels cheap. Considering the price point overall it makes sense. I just didn't expect it to feel as flimsy as it does

 Same results). My work around is to merely turn them off, which is a bummer considering this is a selling feature of this pump. The next biggest con for me is the overall temps. In my previous system I used a Corsair H100i, and I loved it

 The 011 Dynamic I'm using now should be superior in terms of airflow. However, with the Castle 360ex I'm getting normal use temps around the mid to upper 40 degree C. This could be due to the quality of the pre-applied thermal paste that I'm using, and I might try applying a better quality paste to see if this helps with the temps. I was just expecting better temps overall since the radiator is notably larger than my previous coolers

Good pricing for a 360mm rad. Some marginal build quality.

 So these are 5 pin fans that can all be controlled through the software that Deepcool have. Check it out, here is the radiator, that's a pretty slim radiator. I think this particular kit might end up fitting on a particular case that I have, so what else comes in this? The hardware for mounting this onto your system. So here are all the cables that you need to make everything work properly, let's take it out of the bag just to show you guys real quick, there you go, here's the ones for the fans, the 5 pin fans, this goes to your power to give power to your AIO cooler, what else is in here? Oh some more adapters, alright guys so what is this compatible with? It's actually compatible with Intel processors and AMD processors, so all the hardware that's needed to go either route, it's all in this package here, look at that guys right there, look at that, all your thumb screws, all your mounting brackets, everything that you need is in here, that's a pretty simple kit right there

 This particular AIO cooler will set you back $109.99, it's available through Amazon, so as mentioned before, it is compatible with both Intel and AMD processors, the Intel compatibility sockets are the LGA2066, the 2011, the 2011-V3, the 2011, the 1700, the 1200, the 1150, and the 1155. As for AMD sockets, it's compatible with the STRX4, the STR4, the AM5, and the AM4. The radiator dimensions are 282 by 120 by 27 millimeters, the pump dimensions are 85 by 74 by 57 millimeters, it's a pretty tall block, but that's okay, because it's not gonna take up a lot of room in your case anyway

 When your PC runs hot, what better way than to do an upgrade? Welcome back VOG fam, I got an upgrade, an upgrade for the PC, and what is it? The LS520 High Performance 240mm Liquid CPU Cooler by Deepcool. This right here has a 240mm radiator with two 120mm fans, RGB as you guys can see here, auto RGB function, infinity mirror cap design, and customizable logo plate, everything can be controlled through the RGB software. So let's go to the unboxing guys. Alright guys, there it is, the LS520 still in the clear wrapper, let's go ahead and remove it and see what is the deal with this

Budget AIO Cooler 2022 | DeepCool LS520 Unboxing

 Mind you this isn't my first rodeo with AIO coolers. BUT, following the youtube instructions made it easy-ish.  Then noise level is pretty atrocious, this is for a secondary computer but my main PC has a different brand and it's silent and hardly noticeable at 100%. One of the fan is janky and it's been janky since day 1

  Then noise level is pretty atrocious, this is for a secondary computer but my main PC has a different brand and it's silent and hardly noticeable at 100%. One of the fan is janky and it's been janky since day 1. I could have opted for an exchange through amazon but I haven't so far. I messaged customer service but they just want me to go through their warranty instead of guiding me into fixing a fan

Not easy to install, it's loud and CS isn't helpful

 Now on this blank plate you can draw whatever the heck you want and you can customize the darn thing yourself. They've also tried to supply a few of the files which you can print or get the stickers made and post them on the pump's head which is I guess fine. And this is again a pretty small addition but it can bring a lot of value to how your AIO looks. You can customize it as per your own choice and make it stand out among the herd of all the pieces you see around yourself

 So I recently got my hands on the Deepcool LS520 which is a 240mm AIO. And I honestly never thought that testing just another AIO will be this exciting. But that's how innovation can sometimes surprise and excite you. I might sound like a broken record but Deepcool has really upped their design language in the past two years or so

 And I say that because as you can see with an ambient temperature of 29 degrees Celsius, the AIO managed to keep the max temperature around 92 degrees. This was extremely rare for a 240mm AIO to do on the 3900X. The other two 240mm AIOs I reviewed recently stand nowhere close to how the LS 520 performed during my testing. I also ran a quick benchmark test in Shadow of the Tomb Raider in stock CPU settings and the temperature didn't rise above 60 degrees celsius mark when the room temperature was around 30 degrees

 But that's only something the passage of time can tell. Either passage of time or either as we grow older. Wait. So yeah this is about it for this pretty looking AIO which doesn't fall short in the performance sector too

You might LOVE this 240mm AIO - Deepcool LS520 Review

 No matter what, it whines. I'm going to give this as 3 star, why? Because let's be honest. An electric motor should last 5-10 years at this point. Not 2

 The problem now is that it's basically going out. The internal water pump unit is making a loud, and I mean loud, whine. Changing the speed from 1000rpm to 3000rpm does not impact the noise, it's still loud. I have taken it out, moved it around to make sure no air was in it, tapped it a little and adjusted the way the tube lines where positioned

 Changing the speed from 1000rpm to 3000rpm does not impact the noise, it's still loud. I have taken it out, moved it around to make sure no air was in it, tapped it a little and adjusted the way the tube lines where positioned. No matter what, it whines. I'm going to give this as 3 star, why? Because let's be honest

DEEPCOOL Castle 360EX, Addressable RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, Anti-Leak Technology Inside, Cable Controller and 5V ADD RGB 3-Pin Motherboard Control  I purchased this as part of my new build, loved everything about it, reviews where awesome. Got this 2 years ago, and after 2 years, ran perfectly. The problem now is that it's basically going out. The internal water pump unit is making a loud, and I mean loud, whine

When it goes, it goes LOUD!

 This is the best performing 240 mm AEO I have tested thus far and at only $109 its value is unbeatable.

 The FC120 fans are a stronger SKU than the retail models and feature upgraded airflow and static pressure as a result of higher maximum fan speeds. I'll be testing Deepcool's LS520 with Intel's i9-12900K. Due to the increased thermal density of the Intel 7 manufacturing process as well as changes to core and component layouts, older lake C-PUS are more difficult to cool than previous generation C-PUS in the most heat-intensive of workloads. This means that coolers that kept previous generation products like the i9-10900K nice and cool sometimes struggle to keep Intel's i9-12900K under TJ Max, the top temperature before the CPU starts to throttle

 To test the limits of a cooler's thermal dissipation capabilities, I run two primary stress tests, Signbench and AUX CT each for 10 minutes. While this may be a short amount of time, it is sufficient to push most coolers air and liquid to their limits. While stress testing in Signbench, I run both with power limits removed and with an enforced 200 W CPU power limit. In this test, the setup uses MC-Z690, a Pro-D DR4 motherboard and Be Quiet Silent Base 802 computer case

 Deepcool was founded in Beijing in 1996 and has earned a solid reputation in the CPU cooler space with options like the Assassin 3 and AK620 considered to be some of the best air coolers on the market. The company's lineup includes both air and AEO coolers as well as computer cases, keyboards, power supplies, and other accessories. We have Deepcool's new LS520, a 240mm AEO liquid cooler that retails for USD109 on our test bench. While most AIOs on the market are based on ESSEC designs, Deepcool is one of the few companies which make their own in-house pump designs

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The fans aren't too appalling for noise, but it still starts sounding like a theremin at high load, on the bright side the radiator doesn't leak. So if you want to save a fifty dollars on a liquid cooler, it'll work. But I am planning on getting a replacement from corsair or EVGA or at least a set of brand name fans that sound better than this.

Cheap? Yes. Noisy? Absolutely.

 It is official, I am naming this literally the best cooler on NewTek. Good afternoon and welcome to Turbo Tour de Sec. If you're new here, I'm release of the 4-piece variety of walkie triple xl, and I've gotten the brand new RS 2020 from Decor, and it's very clever and they've set it up really nicely, and it's honestly got one of the most attractive pump heads I've ever seen, but of course we have to start off from the top. So it's a 240mm radiator, comes with two RGB fans, comes with very clever daisy chaining system, and really really nice package complete with some of the best fittings you will find

 It's all very cleverly put together the way they do it. This one for instance as you can see has a quick release sort of setup, so this plate goes onto your CPU and then it's two screws to be able to remove the towel cooler off of the top. This makes my life very very easy as you can imagine when I'm testing multiple CPUs, then it's two screws and it's off. And it's kind of the same here, albeit in this instance there's nothing to retain it

 So you get all of the fittings which I've got on the screen for you now, and it does have a back plate type design that then goes in from behind and you put some plastic garrets over the top, which is what I'm generally used to using the AK400 as well. It does the exact same thing. It's all very cleverly put together the way they do it. This one for instance as you can see has a quick release sort of setup, so this plate goes onto your CPU and then it's two screws to be able to remove the towel cooler off of the top

 I just love this pump head, it's incredibly good. This is the way to do it. This is going to be the future of water cooling kits and that pump is so damn good that it just you don't really need fan curve. Even if you look at the max fan versus the just auto smart fan setup using the MSI center to do that you'll notice that there's like almost no performance difference

Deepcool LS520 Review - The new gold standard in water cooling part 2!!

 Streaming and recording using OBS Studio for 3-4 hours, the CPU went from 71C using the Wraith Prism to 57C with the AIO; with the fans at 600 RPM at this temp.  GPU temps with the Wraith Prism for rendering video were 46C and raised to 52C. Streaming/Recording went from 48C to 58C. Even though I don’t game with this PC I’d estimate GPU temps would probably reach around 75C after a few hours

 Rendering a one minute video with effects on Davinci resolve brought the CPU (Ryzen 2700X) to 84C and sounded like 5 PS4's with their airplane fans! Lol. With this cooler the CPU never goes above 67C and the fans are pretty quite at 1000 RPM at that temp. Streaming and recording using OBS Studio for 3-4 hours, the CPU went from 71C using the Wraith Prism to 57C with the AIO; with the fans at 600 RPM at this temp.  GPU temps with the Wraith Prism for rendering video were 46C and raised to 52C

.now it's $100 in September 2022.  Short Review:  I've used this AIO for 3 months. It performs well and is a great price to performance bargain at $80

  Short Review:  I've used this AIO for 3 months. It performs well and is a great price to performance bargain at $80..

Great cooler at a great price! *I bought it for $80*

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