CoolerMaster MASTERLIQUID ML240L V2 AIO

Update - (last 3 pics added) - I Frankensteined my PC case and move the radiator to the front of my case. I believe that has dropped the CPU temperature by 4 degrees on average. I moved the radiator in support of my new Aorus X570 Pro WIFI, but I think I would have had room for it after all. But, I am glad I move the radiator.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(I hope you can see the pictures ok)I have added some before and after pictures. I am hoping you can get a feel for the space I had available for the radiator (not much in this case ((Rosewill TYRFING ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case)).PC:1. Ryzen 5 3600X2. B450 Tomahawk <- Gigabyte Aorus X570 Pro WIFI ** edited **3. Vega 564. DDR4 16 GB running at 3200 mhz5. 650 watt PSU6. 512 GB M.3 (PCIe) - (I also have an HDD 3TP)7. My first build - I know that the 3600 would have been as good, but I should have gotten the 3700X (oh well)I will give you my pros and cons. I am not going to hold the size of my case against the AIO.PROS:1. Everything fit well in my case. I did spend a half hour getting all the wire pointed in the correct direction (you will see why that is important) - I would suggest you do the same.2. It seems to keep the CPU pretty cool. Cinebench 20 drives the temperature up to the mid-70's, which is way better than the3. It took less than 30 minutes to install and test. I spent a couple hours with my BIOS getting the cooling/noise ratio where I want it.4. I was glad there was just about the perfect amount of tubing. Any more and I would have been tucking tubing in places I did not need it.5. I really like the way it looks, and the Cooler Master label showing. It is not close to an open loop, but better than in fan I have seen.6. I think the price I paid was really reasonable.CONS:1. I was expecting the system to be cooler. I do want to run overclocking, and for now, I have focused on my Vega 56 (great card to work with). Mind you, my system does not go above 80 degrees, but I have never seen the low temps people talk about.2. The included thermal paste as a let down. Cooler Master makes some really good thermal paste, but that was not included.3. I tried to use Cabonaut with no luck. I could not keep the the pad positioned and I tore the pad during the installation (oh well - not sure I can really blame Cooler Master for that).4. I have my system cranked up pretty high, so it is pretty noisy. I run the pump 100% of the time. I cant think of any good reason not to run the pump (I have run the pumps in my aquariums for 15 years straight without an issue and I dont see much difference).I dont have the best looking system by far, but I am proud of it. My AIO is a major reason for my pride.I hope this information helps.