Introduction

From the Aerocool website:

AeroCool Advanced Technologies (AAT) was founded in 2001. At the earlier stage of operation we were committed to share our technical expertise and innovative design in providing total-solution for thermal management in industrial and personal computers.

Today Aerocool is one of the market leaders in the "Gaming Market". Our strong brand and product image are well received by gamers and enthusiasts world-wide. We offer a full line of performance products including gaming cases, gaming PSUs, gaming mouse, gaming headsets, gaming keyboard, Multi-functional panels and fans.

Aerocool will continue to innovate and deliver the best user experience to gamers world-wide.

Aerocool has been around for over fifteen years. In that time span, they have slowly expanded from offering just air coolers to now offering an entire product range that covers chairs, cases, fans, power supplies, air coolers, and all-in-one liquid coolers. They certainly are not as popular as Corsair, NZXT, or other mainstream manufacturers, but that hasn't stopped them from expanding steadily. Slowly and steadily, they have adapted to the market and have begun to really come into their own.

Which brings us to the current point in time and Aerocool's initiation of Project 7. With Project 7, Aerocool seeks to offer an assortment of products that all work together seamlessly, providing users a one-stop choice for when it comes to matching hardware and components with features that tie them all together.

In today's review, I will be looking at the Aerocool P7-L240. Featuring a 28 mm thick standard 240 mm radiator, this AIO goes all in when it comes to RGB LED illumination. The pump and fans both light up and are compatible with a motherboard's RGB features, giving you seamless control over your system's lighting. Before singing it any praises, let's take a closer look at what's on offer here.