Introduction

ID-Cooling has done well to establish itself in the DIY PC-cooling space, which is cut-throat at the best of times and shows they have no problems adapting to market needs with regular product releases every year since 2013. Offering a plethora of liquid and air coolers along with fans, thermal paste, and more, they have secured a solid foothold from which they can go toe to toe with the bigger names in the industry. With a drive to succeed and a portfolio of solid products, ID-Cooling continues to show a great deal of tenacity in a highly competitive market.


In today's review, I look at ID-Cooling's SE 234 ARGB, which is a single-tower, single-fan cooler with four heat pipes and a TDP rating of 200 watts. The base design is familiar to many as it's the most common heatsink design on the market. However, according to ID-Cooling, its performance should be more than we originally bargained for. That being said, it's time to see if that claim holds any truth, so let's take a closer look at the SE 234 ARGB.