EVGA CL28 AIO Watercooling Review

Introduction

We’ve looked at more than a few AIOs over the years, but to date have never looked at one from EVGA.  Granted, it’s a bit of a departure from their core business, but then perhaps they recognise that consumers like to match up and coordinate their kit.  So to that end, why not have an AIO that compliments your Motherboard and maybe your GPU to boot.  Enter then the CL28.  As the name suggests, it’s a 280mm rad cooler, based on twin 140mm fans.  Aside from looking the dogs danglies, the whole shooting match can also be controlled via downloadable software via a USB motherboard connection.  The big question is though, does it cut the mustard when it comes to the torture tests?  Before we find out, let’s take a look at those all important technical specifications shall we.

*edit* we have just found out there is a promotion running and the EVGA CL28 currently costs just £89 at Scan**

 

Technical Specification

*AM4 requires separate back plate which is available for free on application.