As I mentioned in my last AIO review, summer is in full-swing here in North America, with many parts of the country seeing temperatures above 100F. Hopefully most of us don't endure those temperatures indoors, as our AC units work to keep us cool by removing humidity and heat from the air and pumping in cool, dry air. Stepping over to the PC realm, an all-in-one liquid coolers job is to keep a CPU cool by transferring heat from the CPU via what is often known as a coldplate or waterblock, and sending it over to a radiator via a closed loop of fluid in order remove the heat from the loop and return cooler liquid back to the CPU to start the process again. Lian Li is probably most noted for their contributions to the PC case world, but they have been offering AIO coolers for a while now, and have just released their latest version, the GA II Trinity SL-INF 360. As part of the Galahad series, the GA II Trinity SL-INF 360 utilizes a 360mm radiator along with three of their SL-Infinity 120mm fans, paired up with a customizable pump housing. There is a ton of customization that can be done to this cooler from both a lighting and physical design aspect, and I will cover these options within this review