Lian Li AIO CPU Cooler 120mm White S_MULTI/G89.GHS2OLDC36PW.00

An all-in-one liquid cooler gives you the benefits of water cooling without the work of planning a custom loop. The pump, tubing and radiator come as a single pre-assembled unit, so installation follows the same basic steps as fitting an air cooler. Heat moves away from the CPU through the liquid and is released at the radiator. This also frees up space around the motherboard, giving you more room for RAM and a tidier look through a glass side panel.

The cooler uses 120 mm fans, one of the most common sizes in PC building. That size fits a wide range of cases and mounting positions, which makes it easier to plan where the radiator will go. A 120 mm fan is a well-balanced choice between airflow and compatibility. Before buying, check that your case has a free 120 mm mounting position for the radiator. The manufacturer does not list fan speed or noise figures.

Compatibility is the first thing to check when choosing a CPU cooler, and this Lian Li model covers four popular sockets. Two are for Intel and two are for AMD, so the same cooler works across both platforms. That's handy if you're torn between Intel and AMD, or if you might switch platforms later. Because it supports both current and previous-generation sockets, the cooler can make the move with you when you upgrade your motherboard and CPU.

On the Intel side, the cooler supports both LGA 1700 and LGA 1851. That means you can fit it to a system built on an LGA 1700 board today and still use it if you move to an LGA 1851 platform later. For Intel builders, this dual support reduces the risk of having to buy a new cooler at your next upgrade. Always check your motherboard's socket type before you order.

For AMD users, compatibility covers Socket AM4 and Socket AM5. AM4 remains a popular choice for upgrading existing systems, while AM5 is AMD's current desktop platform. With both supported, you can install this cooler in an older Ryzen machine now and move it to a new AM5 build when the time comes. It's a practical way to get more use out of one component across several builds.

The cooler comes in white, which makes it easy to match with white cases, motherboards and other components. In a build with a glass side panel, the CPU cooler is one of the most visible parts, so a consistent colour scheme makes a real difference. White parts can give a system a fresh, minimal look, whether you go all-white or pair it with contrasting accents elsewhere in the case.

This Lian Li AIO suits anyone building or upgrading a desktop on LGA 1700, LGA 1851, AM4 or AM5 who wants a liquid cooler rather than a bulky air tower. It's a natural fit for white-themed builds, for gamers and creators who want more open space around the motherboard, and for users who want a cooler that can follow them across platform upgrades. Just make sure your case can fit the radiator and its 120 mm fans.