Coolers

Silent Loop 3 420 is one heck of a cooling product. With its classy look, premium cooling performance, and better noise output it is capable of giving a run to other 420mm coolers for their money. But this is where this cooler is also in trouble. It is also expensive making the likes of ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III a better overall value in this category.

Polartherm's X8 and X10 offer great performance at affordable prices. While the X8 is ideal for budget builds, the X10 stands out for mid-to-high-end setups, even outperforming some premium pastes. Both pastes come with easy-to-use packaging and tools, making them a solid choice for gamers.

The Noctua NF-A12x25 G2 fans are a thoughtful upgrade to an already great fan line, combining better performance, quieter operation, and exceptional build quality. Whether you need strong airflow for radiators or a super quiet setup, there's a version that fits. These fans are expensive, but if you're after top-tier cooling with minimal noise, they’re a solid choice.

ID-Cooling’s AF-127-ARGB fans deliver impressive airflow, refined ring-style RGB lighting, and a robust 27 mm frame, all at a cost-effective price for a three-pack; installation uses standard daisy-chain cabling, and apart from a couple of extra leads to manage, the fans maintain low temperatures while adding a polished look with minimal effort.

The ARCTIC P9 series brings powerful performance to the compact 92mm fan market, making them a solid choice for small form factor (SFF) and workstation builds. With three variants, Silent, PWM PST, and Max, users can pick the fan that suits their needs best. Overall, these fans deliver excellent value, reliable design, and impressive specs backed by a 6-year warranty.

ID-Cooling Frozn A620 Pro SE ARGB is an outstanding cooler for the value, with the six direct-contact nickel-plated copper-heat pipes, and the ARGB fans give an additional touch in aesthetics; the fans are quiet even at the maximum RPM. It's almost coming at the liquid-coolers category, as it closed the gap with Deepcool Mystique when the power was unlocked. The cooler is well-suited for stealthy builds.

The Valkyrie A360 is a budget‑friendly, all‑in‑one liquid cooler that punches above its weight. For about €90, you get a 360 mm radiator, three ARGB fans, and a CPU block with a neat rotatable lid that keeps the logo upright. It fits all modern Intel and AMD sockets, is easy to install, and keeps your CPU running cool under load.

The ID‑Cooling DX360 Max is a solid, budget‑friendly liquid cooler that brings a thicker 33 mm fin stack radiator for extra surface area, a 7th‑gen pump, and three strong DF125 fans. It’s easy to set up with pre‑installed fans and simple mounting parts, and it looks clean with only subtle A‑RGB lighting on the pump top.

While 360mm AIO coolers are recommended as the best CPU coolers for Ryzen 9 9900X3D, it's best to look at the cooler's performance and value.

After extensive research and testing of over 100 CPU coolers, we have put together a definitive list of the best coolers for the Ryzen 7 7800X3D.

The XPG Levante II 360 is a stylish and powerful liquid cooler that does a great job keeping your CPU temperatures low, especially with its improved dual-chamber pump and sleek infinity mirror design. It’s easy to install thanks to its all-in-one three-fan setup that uses just one cable, cutting down on clutter inside your case. The cooler looks amazing with vibrant A-RGB lighting and works well with most modern sockets, but it can be pretty loud at full speed. Still, for the price, it offers solid value with good performance and eye-catching visuals.

Looking for a 420mm AIO Cooler? Take a look at my list of the Best 420mm AIO CPU Coolers available.