Lian Li G89.GA2T36INB.00 AM5/AM4 Black 120mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooler

An AIO cooler arrives as a sealed, pre-filled unit, so you get the benefits of liquid cooling without buying separate pumps, reservoirs and tubing. The coolant carries heat from the processor to a radiator, where the fans push it out of the case. Because everything is already assembled, installation comes down to mounting the radiator and fitting the CPU block. That makes liquid cooling accessible even if this is your first build.

The cooler supports both Socket AM4 and Socket AM5, AMD's two current mainstream desktop platforms. You can fit it to an existing AM4 system today and move it to a newer AM5 motherboard when you upgrade, so you will not need to replace your cooler along with the platform. Before ordering, check that your case has room to mount the radiator and its fans.

The 120 mm fan format is one of the most common sizes in PC building. Most modern cases provide 120 mm mounting points at the front or top, which makes this cooler easier to place than designs that need larger fans. The standard size also means replacement fans are widely available. Lian Li does not list fan speed, airflow or noise figures for this model, so we cannot give exact performance numbers.

Air towers dissipate heat right next to the motherboard. A liquid cooler instead carries it to a radiator mounted at the edge of the case. This frees up space around the socket and memory slots, which helps when you use tall RAM modules. It also gives you a clearer view of the motherboard through a glass side panel and makes cable management around the CPU area simpler.

The black finish matches the dark motherboards, graphics cards and cases that many builders choose. A uniform colour scheme keeps a windowed system looking tidy, and the cooler will not stand out against black cabling or components. Lian Li is known for case and cooling hardware aimed at enthusiasts who care about how their build looks as well as how it performs.

This cooler is a good fit for anyone building or upgrading an AMD desktop on Socket AM4 or AM5 who wants liquid cooling without maintaining a custom loop. It works well for gaming PCs, home workstations and showcase builds in black. If you plan to move from AM4 to AM5 later, dual-socket support lets you carry the cooler over to the new platform.