NZXT Kraken X63 RGB 280mm - RL-KRX63-R1 - AIO RGB CPU Liquid Cooler - Rotating Infinity Mirror Design - Improved Pump

The LED's are nice. The radiator is built good but the reservoir tanks feel's like plastic. It took me a little time to figure out the wiring, but youtube has some help here. Overall it keeps my processor at 40 degrees C at idle and 60 C running full mode (not overclocked but at 5 GHz). Bought the white version and also looks nice. For me, it's more important that it work well. Seems to be a very dependable cooler and the dashboard software for it is very easy to use and has a lot of features. Also is very quiet which is a bonus. Came with most of the mounting brackets. My socket is LGA 1200 and has the needed bracket it in the box! Worth buying.

I've been using this cooler for more than a month now, and I am completely happy with. I was worried it might be too loud since I got the 280 version that has the two 140mm fans, but I was quite pleasantly surprised. It is more quiet than my previous cooler. And my prior cooler only had one fan, while this one has two.It keeps my CPU temp nice and low even when running full load. So now I never have to worry about the system ever getting close to too hot no matter what I'm running.I was also pleasantly surprised with the install process. I've put together a couple of computers over the years, but I'm no expert. But everything weren't smoothly and install instructions were ready to follow and everything worked the first time. There is one point in the middle of the install process where the back bracket that you attach to the motherboard might feel a little loose. I paused there to check the internet and look into it before continuing the install. But what I learned was that for these coolers it is normal for back bracket to feel loose at that point, but then when you finish all the step is will all be nice and snug in the end. And that was my experience in the end too.

Bought this for an all-NZXT build in a H510i case, and am very satisfied with the look. If you're wondering what the difference between the x63 and z63 are, the x63 is a basic "NZXT" face, with some cool RGB effects to bot; the z63 is an actual LCD readout that can display any number of things (e.g. a digital readout of the temperature).If you use NZXT's CAM software, the added readout of the z63 is probably not worth the extra $100. There's no other difference between these two.Overall, cooling is excellent - with my x63 sucking air in, and two AER fans (120mm, 140mm) blowing the exhaust out my GPU (RTX 3080) never rises above 80c even in the most intense applications. CPU stays equally cool around 60C.Good stuff overall.

I purchased this cooler as a alternative to air cooling when making my new PC, having this with the H510 Elite also by NZXT is a match made in heaven. Though. I soon learned the RGB was useless because the H510 Elite comes with RGB front fans already. But it was easy enough to install. The one part I didn't like was how there was not a paper manual, instead a card with a QR code that took you to the manual online, but at the time of building the link didn't work and I had to manually search for it. But not a huge deal. But with this my Temps have been amazing on my new rig, not to mention the pump head brings the case to life with the rotating mirror design. Overall an amazing product I highly reccomend for anyone looking for a Aesthetic build while also having performance