Pros: Cooled better than the Corsair H100i GTX I replaced it with.

Cons: It WILL leak. The acrylic pump housing will crack from heat and vibration then it will leak on your graphics card within 6 months.

Other Thoughts: Read the reviews, most are edited later saying it cracked.
When I drained mine and inspected it there were 4 separate cracks around the pump motor and one very large one on the outside of the case. Do you want to buy a new graphics card, because this item will make it happen within 6 months.

Pros: Inexpensive, keeps my 4760k ice cold, looks amazing, expandable, just downright great.

While idling, the fans don't even turn on and the system is completely silent. At load the fans have a bit more hum than the white noise of my 780s but still minimal.

Cons: A lot of people say the acrylic ("cheap plastic" to some that know nothing about composites) had cracked but I've had mine for nearly a year and see no cracks forming.

The tubes are quite long and prone to kinking as shipped. They are, however, very easy to remove, trim and reattach.

Other Thoughts: Like I said in the cons, I trimmed the lines to the length I needed and pour everything back together. It looks like a custom loop now since everything is fitted and routed very neatly.

I spilled some coolant and it was just low enough that the pump would occasionally push a lot of tiny bubbles through. I ran it this way until more coolant arrived to top it off and the pump still runs just fine. Many months later.

I am concerned by the number of reviewers with cracked acrylic blocks but have yet to see a single fracture after nearly year. My concern is lessened because I have an Azza CSAZ GT 1 set up inverted so my CPU is at the bottom.

Pros: Looks amazing and the installation was easy. The flexible tubing allows for the block to be positioned very easily compared to other very stiff tubing on other AIO coolers. Mounting is easy and solid and overall very few complaints on this unit! Cools very well, I have it set to keep my CPU idling at 35c which is a tad high BUT I do this because the fans spin slow, and never once has my CPU gone over 55 at full load, amazing.

Cons: Tubing is... long. I don't know why its THIS long. I have a full tower case and theres an excess of tubing that bends onto the window of my case. Raijintek should take a good .5" to 1" off of the tubing. Annoying, but not enough to take an egg off.

Another note is that I had emailed Raijintek on whether or not the packaging for the Triton had been fixed as many users were reporting leaking due to the transport of the unit in shipping. Due to the packaging not being very stellar, the block would get damaged. Raijintek had emailed me back saying they did fix the packaging and ACKNOWLEDGED the original packaging was bad. Other sites had also AFFIRMED that Raijintek had told them they were fixing the packaging. However, when my unit had arrived the packaging looked identical to everything i had seen from reviews with a single flimsy foam shaped block for the water coolers block and just cardboard... Buyers beware, I expect there may still be some chance your unit may arrive damaged PLEASE inspect before installing. I almost took an egg off for this but I'm very pleased because mine arrived undamaged and works well.

EDIT: 6 months after owning this product, the cpu block/reservoir acrylic cracked very randomly. After working perfectly I came home after my computer was OFF for two days to find the block had cracked and leaked. I'm very lucky to own a Silverstone case where my graphics card is mounted away from harm. Raijintek did, however, send a replacement block with express shipping with included dyes and liquid, so good on them for their quality service, still, I'm docking an egg for this reason, should NOT happen.

Other Thoughts: Some tips. One, Raijintek suggests you use the included 'spreader' tool to spread thermal paste. Don't do this, its a terrible way to spread thermal paste. Get a nice tube of IC Diamond or Artic Silver or whatever is your choice. Put a small (about the size of an uncooked grain of rice) dab in the middle of your cpu and install the block onto it. The flat nickle of the waterblock will evenly spread the paste for you.

Second, connect the pump's power (the 3 pin fan header) to a molex power supply connector using a converter. The pump is super silent so its no issue if it runs at 100%.

Third and last, buy some other static pressure fans, I went with Corsair's Green LED SP fans, they work amazingly, and only add more flare to the cooler.

Pros: Lasted a year. Was my first and last water cooler.

Cons: Red fluid cooler was a very pale red, not like the bright red in the pictures. Lasted 12 months then the water pump died. Luckily I caught it quickly and put the stock intel air cooler on. Now looking for a replacement air cooler, think I will stay away from water coolers.

Other Thoughts: The fan controller broke off, tried to soldering it back on but it this didn't last long. Ended up replacing the fans for the radiator with some aftermarket fans.

Pros: Looks great
easy install

Cons: tubing is skittish, can kink easily
mounting the radiator was a huge hassle. I could not mount it using screws, had to resort to zip ties. Though I don't think its the products fault, it might just be my case??? Im not sure. But installing aftermarket fans (corsair SP120) were a pain and only 3/4 and sometimes 2/4 screws would be able to screw into the rad. I do think it's the rad itself leading to these mounting problems but im not 100% sure.

Other Thoughts: WATER BLOCK CRACKED 5 MONTHS INTO USE...
Yes, the waterblock itself cracked underneath and overtime the red-dyed water began dripping onto my GPU. I hadn't noticed until I was bored one day and decided to open my case and notice my GPU circuit bored and MOBO was covered in this red-dried liquid. I immediately contacted Raijinitek about the issue and they sent me a replacement block along with new coolant and 3 dyes (yellow,blue and red) I also lost the mounting screws to mount the waterblock and emailed them asking if I could recieve any replacements and they sent me the screws within the same day. Though the waterblock may have just been a random occurence, I commend Raijinitek and their awesome customer service and fast replies.

Pros: I love this cooler! I has brought my cpu temps down to a great cold level, even when I'm pushing it with a new game. I also liked the ease of installation, it was soo simple!

Cons: So far I haven't found anything to complain about, I love it!

Other Thoughts: I will be buying another soon for another build!

Pros: Looks great and keeps my APU cool, even on low fan speed.

Cons: Hoses are a tad long making amature instillation challenging, they like to kink.

Other Thoughts: Was thinking it would light up with more green, but also had no idea what I was getting into with my build.

Pros: Looks great and keeps my APU cool, even on low fan speed.

Cons: Hoses are a tad long making amature instillation challenging, they like to kink.

Other Thoughts: Was thinking it would light up with more green, but also had no idea what I was getting into with my build.

Pros: Quiet, Keeps things cool, looks great with my UV setup and was really easy to install

Cons: Broke after 6 months. The pump just went out and my CPU overheated. Too bad really, I was a big advocate for this company when they started out and no one knew who they were.

Other Thoughts: I guess there's a risk involved with this product. I had heard some bad stories but thought i dodged a bullet. Guess not

Pros: It looks great

Cons: Not for a long run

Other Thoughts: When I first got it, it looked awesome and nice. I noticed it had a lil less water and not full in the reservoir but I didn't mind it thinking it was suppose to be like that. Now the problem is worst because it doesn't even have enough water for the heat to cool off and ends up overheating the motherboard or the CPU. I wish I could either trade it in or refurbish it.