Love this AIO cooler, very larger though. Please be aware this is a little longer than just 360mm due to the return loop reservoirs on each end of the radiator. The fans are standard 120mm size, so times 3 makes it a 360... my purchased computer case didn't understand this marketing jargon and therefore advertised its ability to fit this massive automotive transmission radiator, uh, I mean CPU liquid cooler, in the spot with just over 360mm to to bottom... the intended place for Installation. Can't tell you one hundred percent, but I imagine most, if not all cpu coolers have their radiators protruding beyond the edges of the fans, meaning they take up a bit more space than the width of the fan encasements. After some modifications I manged to fit this beast under the hood and it works great, keeps my i7 4700k nice and cool, and man that intel chip can make some heat working under pressure, the air flowing out the side of my computer is undoubtedly warm, kinda like a little heater in here, but I'm glad I got it because I feel not only does it do the job but I imagine I probably get a few degrees knocked down versus the 240L version due to the larger size and heat dispersion. Just keep in mind the radiator is quite massive, larger than my RTX 4080 card, and that is huge (granted the 4090 is even thicker) this radiator is easily 20-30 percent longer and about a thick with fans installed. Installation was reasonably strait forward, the aRGB works good on my motherboard software, def good for the price I paid, totally recommend, I'm sure the 240 will be just as good overall as it seems about the same, only less hulkish, but probably more likely to fit in most cases. Coolermaster is awesome.
