Pros: like the 360 rad quit pump

Cons: fans noisy

Pros: Quiet. Big radiator for hot processors. High quality.

Cons: Bad placement on the tubing makes it hard to have an exhaust fan on the back of the case.

Other Thoughts: I would recommend this.

Pros: It is cooling an i7-5930k(6core). Under stress testing the cpu briefly hit 51C.

Cons: The only problem I had was actually due to the case. I had to hunt through my stash of screws from other builds to find screws to mount the radiator to the case. The case had rubber grommets for the radiator and the supplied screws were not long enough. I just happened to have the perfect screws saved! It really pays to save these things!

Pros: For those of you who own an FX9590 from AMD, and are having trouble cooling it, I bought this cooler and noticed a difference right away. Case in point: my original single-fan liquid cooler (because air cooling is just NOT an option with this CPU!!) just couldn't cut it with my FX9590. It idled at 35 C and went up to 56 on load. I wasn't comfortable with that, and it would frequently lock up my system as a result.

I bought this cooler, and now I'm getting 20C idle and mid-40s load. This cooler is worth the money, folks, I promise!!

Cons: A couple of the screws that came with the radiator to mount to a case, stripped immediately. I had to put in a couple screws from my extra stash, but that's a small issue. Otherwise, no problems with this cooler so far!!

Other Thoughts: I would definitely recommend this product to anyone using an FX9590 or less. It WILL cool it properly. Not sure about overclocking temps, but stock temps it can handle it just fine.

Pros: Very quite
CPU has not breached 50°c yet
Does everything it says it will do

Cons: Install can be complicated, had to take apart my thermatake Core V71 case to fit it inside.
Instructions are poorly written. Said to plug radiator into SYS_FAN1, but had to plug into PWR_FAN1 to get it to work. (Gigabyte MB)

Pros: First of all, this radiator is huge. The airflow on the fans is impressive, and they make a satisfying noise as they run. Running this system in an Enthoo Pro currently and it's wonderful visually and keeps temps at room temperature while I am fiddling around in my bios on an i7-6700k.

Cons: The three to one pwm connector refused to work with my motherboard, giving me rpms of around 770 with everything maxed out. While this allowed for no noise, my temps on my CPU were a solid 5 degrees higher in bios than when I hooked the fans up to my fan controller and cranked that up to full power (giving me 1850 rpm). I finally tried swapping the 3 to 1 out for another 3 to 1 pwm connector and everything is working as it should. So if you have the same problem order a different 3 to 1 and you should be good to go.

Other Thoughts: Unless you have years of experience looking at model building instructions, the installation instructions may be a headache. As a heads up, look at the picture carefully and be sure you make the real thing accurate to any key features you notice in the pictures. Being a model builder as a kid sure paid off with the installation of this, and you would be really surprised at how well the instructions convey meaning if you just pay close attention, instead of relying on words.

Pros: cools just like it should

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: don't expect it to cool colder than the room temperature... don't understand why people think it will

Pros: Bought to cool my i5 6600k Skylake CPU. My CPU stays at 35-40 C, but that due to a VERY hot room and a 4.5 GHZ OC. at 100% load it stays under 80c, do keep in mind my room stays around 70-80 degrees. Also love that it a 360mm AIO cooler.

Cons: None for the moment, if you have the money buy different fans, they are fine but can be a bit loud at 100%.

Pros: Would also work well with 9590
360 rad
Able to O'C 8350 to 4,8MHZ on 1.45v
Gaming Guild Wars 2 54cc other TitianFalls in high 40's
Idles 39cc to 40cc
Beats 240 rad's more fins to help cool down faster.
Close loop No Worries on leaks
Quite 360 fans.
Comes with 3 to 1 fan adapter.

Cons: Not better than my Rad Swiftech MCR-X20 paired with Water Block: Apogee HD. With this set up you can water
In my case my tower Elysium Xigmatek I used the washers that came with the Water 3.0 or the screws would have touch the fins or worse.

Water Cools your CPU, and 2 Graphic cards at the same time and you can upgrade the water blocks for your CPU and graphic card's in the future. Also you can replace the water pump when need.

Does not come with screws to make a push pull setup.

Other Thoughts: My Rig

MotherBoard: ASUS ROG Crosshair V Formula-Z
Processor: FX-8350 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition
Memory: CORSAIR Vengeance Pro 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200)
Primary SSD: Samsung 850 EVO Series 250GB SATA III 2.5"
Power Supply: Rosewill LIGHTNING-1300 - 1300-Watt Gold
Tower: Elysium Xigmatek
Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate 360mm

Pros: - Keeps my CPU real cool
- Large radiator
- Triple fan cable conversion (converts to a single fan plug for ease)

Cons: - Can be one of the more complicated to install with the mounts requiring assembly, instructions aren't great but images are clear
- Not the best looking CLC (I would like to see some nice LEDs but that's just me being picky)

Other Thoughts: I read a lot of mixed reviews about it but when I compared it to my old corsair H100 CLC, this one works better. And it's seemingly quieter, my old build was pretty loud. My 5930K when gaming in my MMO averages around 44C, I've never seen it go above 52C for the past 2 months. It is moderately OC as well. Idle temp is 32-35C. Before OC, it averaged an idle of 28C.