We pushed out our review of Enermax' new LiqTech TR4 280 AIO cooler for all Threadripper CPUs. We put it to the test using a highly overclocked 1950X, and Enermax still continues to impress while being the only company truly in the TR4 AIO market with a properly sized and configured cold plate.

Enermax is a well known name among computer enthusiasts. It has been in business since 1990 and is best known for its high quality power supplies. We have been reviewing its PSUs for over 10 years, and it simply builds some of the best PSUs in the business. Like many companies have done over the last decade, Enermax has diversified its product lines far beyond PSUs. We have been reviewing its CPU coolers for 5 years. Recently we have reviewed the Enermax Liqmax II 240 AIO and it took home our Gold Editor's Choice award and we also reviewed its previously released Threadripper AIO coolers, the LiqTech 240 and LiqTech 360. So assuredly Enermax does have some pedigree in the AIO arena, albeit short. Today we are focusing on its LiqTech TR4 line of CPU liquid coolers once again this time the "280" version. This of course represents the radiator size and the use of two 140mm fans, where the previous TR4 AIOs used 120mm fans in two-fan and three-fan configurations.