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With fans and pumps still running at max speed, thermal performance from the coolers on test is competitive, with only 2°C separating the best and worst results in this test. Leading the pack are the CPS PCCOOLER GT360M ARGB Display and others, all at 59°C CPU over ambient under steady-state load, which places them among the top performing AIOs in our chart overall.
This PSU is well suited to budget-conscious gaming PC builders. It leaves more of the budget for a graphics card upgrade or additional SSD capacity without compromising system safety. Its internal components and real-world performance have been tested, demonstrating the reliability needed for an everyday PC build.
The RZ820 Display may not be your first choice for CPU air cooling, but its test results, features and accessible price make it an excellent option—provided it fits inside your case.
The RZ620 is a powerhouse of CPU cooling. Its leading air-cooling performance and highly competitive price make it a strong option for hot-running processors. Noise levels and size leave some room for improvement, but otherwise there is little reason not to recommend it.
The RZ620M X is highly competitive for its price, although it ultimately serves a more specialised audience: users who appreciate the design approach demonstrated by CPS and PCCOOLER.
The CPS PCCOOLER RT720 TC is an excellent choice for users seeking strong cooling without a large budget. It balances price and performance with understated styling for those who prefer to avoid ARGB lighting. Competition in this segment is fierce, but it remains a cooler worth recommending.
The CPS PcCooler YT1000 competes in a crowded market, yet its build quality exceeds expectations for the class. Japanese capacitors and a platform that maintains impressively stable output under demanding load changes contribute to that result. Efficiency is another strength, with measured results above 93%.
The defining quality of the CPS PcCooler YT1200 is its dependable electrical performance. Output voltages remain highly stable even during sudden load spikes, while its internal construction reflects a design focused on long-term durability.
KitGuru describes the PCCooler YT1200 as an excellent, competitively priced PSU. It delivers clean, sustained power for high-end systems and is well built with quality components throughout, including high-grade Japanese capacitors rated for 105°C.
The CPS PCCooler RZ820 Display is substantial in both size and performance. It was the reviewer's first air cooler to clearly outperform the powerful, premium-priced Noctua NH-D15 G2, without requiring separate AMD and Intel versions for optimal results. The top-mounted display is a welcome feature when the cooler is within view.
The CPS PCCOOLER K101 Mesh is an excellent ultra-compact SFF case that earns a strong recommendation. It follows a proven design and makes efficient use of limited internal space. Preinstalled fans help manage temperatures, while its reasonable price makes it an appealing entry into SFF PC building.
It handled a 170W load and gaming workloads with ease. For users on a tight budget who need a capable cooling solution, this cooler is a strong candidate.
This was a very impressive first encounter with CPS PCCOOLER, and the F7 X120 ARGB deserves a place on the shopping list for your next PC build.
KitGuru regards the YS1200 as another excellent PSU from CPS PCCooler. It delivers high-quality power at a highly competitive price, making it a strong choice for demanding enthusiasts.
At maximum speed, the F9 R120 generally delivers excellent airflow and cooling performance. Results are strong in open-air testing, through dust filters, and on both thin and thick radiators.
KitGuru reports good cooling performance, but finds the LCD screen less impressive than those of competing products. The software also has room for improvement.
The CPS PCCOOLER fan earns a very positive assessment. It offers excellent cooling efficiency among illuminated fans, particularly on liquid-cooling radiators, alongside very strong performance at maximum speed.
The product includes a five-year warranty. Cooling performance is exceptionally strong, clearly leading comparable products in testing, although overall noise is on the high side. It earns a recommendation.

The CPS PCCOOLER DT360 ARGB Display combines excellent performance with useful features, distinctive design and a strong warranty. It costs more than value-focused alternatives, but was the reviewer's best overall choice among tested display-equipped AIO coolers. It deserves consideration when shopping for an AIO with a screen.
The PCCooler CPS DT360 ARGB Display achieved the highest cooling performance and efficiency among the CPU coolers tested so far. At comparable noise levels, it still delivered the best results on both Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and AMD Ryzen 9 9950X systems. It also includes a display while remaining accessibly priced.
The PCCOOLER DS360-BK is a well-built AIO cooler with top-tier cooling efficiency. Aside from opportunities to refine small details and the appearance of the pump block, it leaves little to be desired in its core functions. It clearly merits the editorial Approved award.
For CPU cooling performance, the PCCOOLER CPS RZ820-BK was the winner of this test. Under the exceptionally high test load, it held a clear advantage over the second-placed Cooler Master MasterAir MA824 Stealth, with temperatures 4°C lower.
The PCCooler CPS F5 R120 can be exceptional or merely average depending on the application. It performs best on mainstream radiators around 28mm thick with 22 FPI. At approximately 700rpm, its airflow even exceeded the Noctua NF-A12x25—the only 25mm-thick 120mm fan tested so far to do so.
This is an appealing addition to the European cooler market, combining solid cooling performance and high build quality with an affordable price. The included fans are a little louder than ideal, but with sensible tuning their noise remains close to a normal average level.

This feature-rich case offers excellent value for its price. Both CPU and GPU stayed below 70°C in stress testing, reflecting its effective airflow. It supports rear-connector motherboards as well as conventional ATX boards. Balanced features, ample cooling support and a forward-looking design earn it a recommendation.
Both coolers deliver good thermal performance. The EX400S includes an SRGB fan with preset lighting that cannot be customised by the user. These coolers are best suited to midrange systems, offering adequate cooling and better noise characteristics without increasing the budget.
At this price, the cooler is a worthwhile upgrade from a stock air cooler. It suits users who do not overclock and want improved cooling at an affordable cost.
Connected to an ASUS ROG Strix Z590-A Gaming WiFi motherboard, the hub operated the fans flawlessly. With a recommended retail price of US$13.99 at the time of review, the PCCOOLER H01 offers a simple, effective way to control up to eight fans and A-RGB devices. It earns a recommendation.
CPS PCCOOLER has launched the SR700 full aluminum professional workstation chassis.
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