Lian Li Galahad II Trinity 360MM- AIO CPU Liquid Cooler -Pre-Installed ARGB Daisy-chainable Radiator Fans or UNI Fan SL-INF Fans – for Intel® LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, AMD® AM5/AM4 Sockets (GA2T36INB.US)
$173.00
Price: $173.00
(as of Dec 26, 2024 04:58:04 UTC – Details)
TYPE: 360mm COLOR: Black PUMP SPEED: 3200 RPM RADIATOR FINS: Single wave RADIATOR SIZE: 397.5 x 119.2 x 27mm PUMP SIZE: 74 x 74 x 69 mm INCLUDED PUMP BLOCK CAPS: Dazzle Mode,Sink Hole, Duo-Infinity FAN SIZE: 120 x 120 x 25mm FAN SPEED: 2100 RPM (Max.) STATIC PRESSURE: 2.66 mmH2O (Max.) AIRFLOW: 61.3 CFM (Max.) ACOUSTIC NOISE: 29 dB(A) BEARING TYPE: Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) COMPATIBLE CPU SOCKETS: Intel: LGA 1700 / 1200 / 115x, AMD: AM5 / AM4 WARRANTY: 5 years
The pump cap has three interchangeable designs, each with a unique look and two rings of colors that can be individually controlled with different lighting effects.
The 27mm thick radiator provides significant thermal performance.
The 45-degree tubing connector allows for 360° tube rotation, while the uniquely designed mounting backplates and compatibility with most mainstream CPU sockets provide an overall easy installation.
The 120mm fan is 25mm thick and is equipped with fluid dynamic bearings for stable and quiet operations while effectively providing airflow to the radiator.
The copper plate fin spacing is 13% larger to prevent substance buildup over time and the tube diameter is 20% bigger to increase water flow for faster heat dissipation.
Customers say
Customers are satisfied with the cooling performance and aesthetics of the product. They find it keeps their temperatures down, has a nice LCD screen, and is a good AIO at a reasonable price. Many customers appreciate the customization options. However, some have mixed opinions on installation, functionality, noise level, and value for money.
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10 reviews for Lian Li Galahad II Trinity 360MM- AIO CPU Liquid Cooler -Pre-Installed ARGB Daisy-chainable Radiator Fans or UNI Fan SL-INF Fans – for Intel® LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, AMD® AM5/AM4 Sockets (GA2T36INB.US)
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Joshua Rook –
Powerful AIO with little noise, and great performance.
I have become a really big fan of Lian Li since I got their fans for a build last year. I gave their AIO a shot and was not disappointed.The install is simple, the cables coming off the header and easy to understand and hook up.The cooling is fantastic! Keeps my 7950x cool even at constant workloads. The Software L-Connect 3 picked up that it was installed and I was able to customize the LEDâs on the unit with little to no trouble. The fans are very quiet when you play with the fan curve, and over all the pump seems to be well made and working great!The pice is absolutely the best you will find out there for 360 mm! Other coolers may have fancy screens but at times you could buy two of these for the cost of one of those.. Itâs a great value for your money!I will put Lian Li at the top of my cpu cooling list from here on out!
Joey –
amazing quality
the included infinity mirror fans are amazing. lcd screen looks great and can be customized to your liking. only downside is L-connect runs in the background even when closed (to keep the LCD functioning I assume) which uses up some resources but nothing to the point to where it should effect your performance in games or tasks. mounting bracket seems a little strange at first but works just fine. easy to set up and install. love the way it looks. pump is a little audible when turning on the system at first but it quiets down once everything is in full swing. awesome AIO, highly recommend
Eric –
One of the best AIOs on the market
Upgraded from the original Galahad which died o me and was causing my CPU to hit 99 degrees Celsius. Considered upgrading to the LCD version as that was highly marketed, until I learned about this performance model. Iâm always performance before looks, but if you can have both excellent performance and great looks, thatâs a massive W in my book.Installed this AIO in my rig and immediately saw a massive decrease in all of my temperatures thanks to the extra thick radiator and higher RPM fans. In order to maintain the aesthetic of my rig, I did a push pull configuration in the radiator since I had the extra room in my case. Iâm using 3 SL-INF fans to push and the 3 stick fans that came with this radiator to pull.Highly recommend for both performance and aesthetics, as in my opinion, the upgrades Lian Li made from the previous generation of the Galahad have proven to be significant.
Michael –
AIO works, but premium features (lcd) bricked on Lian Li initiated update, so not great. UPDATE
Update:Lian Li’s customer support stopped communicating with me after their troubleshooting steps failed to resolve the LCD screen issue. I’ve sent multiple communications to my rep to get my RMA processed, but I’ve been ghosted. So, the LCD screen is DOA, and their support is DOA.Pro:The AIO was easy to install and reasonably straightforward, although the system wiring was more challenging than needed. Cooling has been good after installation. I’m getting 38-45 degrees Celsius on idle or minimal load. A couple of passes through Cinebench multi-core tests produced a high of 88 degrees Celsius under full load, better than the 92 degrees I experienced with a Deepcool LS720 I used before.Con:Let’s talk about the LCD screen. On the first boot, I got it to display without issue. However, it wasn’t natively discovered by the Lian Li 3 Connect version I used. So, I updated the L-Connect software and got it to report. When I went to update the firmware on the device, I got an “Update failed. Reboot system and try again…” (or something along those lines. I haven’t gotten the LCD screen to light up since then. In my experience, the firmware update failure bricked the unit, so now I have a really expensive (but quality AIO) without the premium feature I purchased. Other than the cooling, I wanted to use the LCD screen for this since I was moving to a new case and removing the LCD screen I used to monitor my old Jonsbo D41 case. Also, I utilize SL120 and 140 V2 Uni fans from Lian Li, so this is a good way to integrate everything into one controller. I can’t integrate the cooler wiring into my Lian Li controller, which is fine, but the inability to even manage the cooler via L-3 Connect creates a problem.Final Thought: Get the version without the LCD screen if you are on the fence, or wait for the Deepcool Mystique AIO to come back in stock if you need the LCD screen. Also, NZXT Kraken is inexpensive for 360mm AIOs with an LCD screen, which I ultimately purchased to replace my bricked Galahad II LCD screen. I want my RMA to go through with Lian Li; otherwise, I will just pay the cost of the device for poor manufacturing quality on their part.
vespafive –
Fantastic cooler IF… you don’t use an animated gif on the LCD
Pros:-Easy to install-Beautiful LCD on the AIO pump-Preinstalled fans is nice-Very good performance IF you don’t select the animated gifs via L-Connect 3 softwareCons:-AIO pump is a little on the loud side-As the title states, if you pick any of the animated gifs on the L-Connect 3 software to show on the LCD, this adds anywhere from 7C-8C of increased heat-To get the best performance out of this AIO, picking a static image gives you an extra 7C-8C of cooler performance which defeats the purpose of having a nice LCD on the pump in the first place-Pricey – this is near Corsair’s prices when there are competitors like Thermalright and Arctic releasing just as efficient AIOs of the same sizeConclusion: One of the highlights of the GA II LCD is…….the LCD itself! But it’s disappointing that if you pick any of the cool animated gifs in L-Connect 3 (or you have a personal animated gif), you sacrifice performance. I almost returned this AIO because I had one of the animated gifs on the LCD and couldn’t understand how my air cooler was getting about the same temps (and at a way cheaper cost). That’s when I did research and found out that it’s a known issue that animated gifs will give you a performance hit in CPU cooling.I provided pics of my PC on idle. As you can see, with the static background, I’m getting 40C. But the second I opt for an animated gif, now I’m getting 50C (a 10C increase!).
Hehehxd –
Great cooler this am4 bracket seems better than others I’ve used
francis bertrand –
not the best…kinda loud
Joshua Sandoval –
me gusto mucho , pero debes de configurar los ventiladores con una curva “Agresiva” para el que el I9-13900 no pase de los 97°, al principio costo trabajo montar el enfriamiento (mi primera chamba), si tienes un HUB de RGB solo…
Brandon Suarez –
Espere un mes para poder tener una opinion mas concreta sobre este AIO y de momento no he tenido ningun problema con el salvo a que por opcion estetica opte por cambiarle los ventiladores de stock por los lian li infinity , lo uso en un Ryzen 7 5800X3D que tienen fama de ser muy exigentes con el enfriamiento y de un principio, en Cinebench al realizar las pruebas de estres este alcanzaba hasta los 90°C lo que me preocupo por que creia que la bomba de la misma no estaba funcionando como deberia ya que no se escuchaba para nada, hasta que investigue que el procesador suele aprovechar un mejor enfriamiento pero este se calienta de mas, una vez que realice ciertos ajustes y aplicarle undervolt todo ha ido de maravilla, lo maximo que se calienta es a 78°C en pruebas de cinebench y en IDLE 45°C, al jugar no pasa de los 65°C mi procesador los unicos detalles malos que tiene esta unidad es que la pasta termica que tiene no es la mejor, asi que seria mejor buscar algo de mejor rendimiento y el otro es que los ventiladores funcionan en cadena pero no tienen adaptador para conectar los puertos ARGB individualmente
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