Pros: Easy installation, works pretty decently. Keeps my fx-4100 at ambient temperature to ambient+10c(aka. overkill), and fx-8320 between 40-50c under load. Compact, fits entirely within case and doesn't block any components.

Cons: Doesn't come with any controller software, very plain - no fancy lights or anything.

Other Thoughts: If you're looking for a no-frills water cooling system, this is a solid choice. I have heard some people having issues with older versions of this after ~1 year, but I"m hopeful that the 3yr warranty will help if it does become an issue.

Pros: Good, design, sturdy, comes with plenty of hardware and adapters for all types CPU on the market. Easy to install. Fan works very quietly and efficient. Pumb operation is inaudible. Excellent cooling with this AMD FX 9590 CPU. Stable, no overheats or reboots. Overall an excellent product.

Cons: none so far.

Other Thoughts: The only comment I have, instructions leaflet was a bit too small to read in my view, but that is not a big issue.

Pros: Installed very easily using the instructions. Reliable fasteners and brackets. Comes in a very attractive package. Works as advertised. I don't have much experience with this, but it is apparently a great product. Pump is inaudible. And supplied fan, excellent!

Cons: I haven't find one yet. yes, the instructions are just pics and not words.
But not a biggie.

Other Thoughts: Very happy with this purchase. Works excellently with my new AMD FX-9590 CPU!

Pros: Great cooler , Great support. Thermaltake has the most reliable Closed loop water coolers on the market today as far as I'm concerned. Easy to install.

Cons: never had any with the 3 models I've owned

Other Thoughts: Lately I've had many video card and other pc related problems and unfairly took my anger out on thermaltake support in my prior review . They actually have great support.

Pros: Its the best closed loop water cooler brand you can hope to buy. I've owned three and all preformed flawlessly!

Cons: Thermaltake support reminds me of having to deal with middle eastern Hagglers. I contacted Dhonybert Solis told him the new box was missing parts so what dose he do? He offers me half the parts that are missing and wants me to pay for them. So, frustrated, I go to their online store and what you know they have a replacement kit that ends up costing me 29.00 dollars and half of that is shipping cost with ups shipping. So I get their email with tracking number and they screw me by shipping USPS which I know cost them 3 dollars at the most. Wont buy from thermal take again ever!

Other Thoughts: Thermaltake Support is cheapskate city! Thermaltake product is at the top of its class!

Pros: It does what I expected it to! See "Other thoughts" for explanation.

Cons: The stock fan is pretty noisy-- especially at full speed. I replaced it with an Enermax UCTB12 and it's way more quiet (though admittedly not quite as powerful).
Wish the tubes from the radiator to the pump/block were longer. They're long enough to reach from my GPU to rear exhaust, but not long enough for me to route the tubes how I would have preferred (for the sake of organization).
There isn't any rubber seal included (to place between the radiator and fan). Maybe it's not completely necessary, but I have extras so I used one of my own. I imagine it helps to reduce leakage from the fan to the radiator, but also it acts as a bit of a noise dampener.
After I first got everything installed in place, and initially put power to the system, I heard some worrying sounds coming from the pump and tubes. It wasn't a gurgling sound but kind of a loud whooshing sound. I adjusted the tubes very slightly and the sound disappeared after a minute or so. I hope it was just the system initializing and that it doesn't return.

Other Thoughts: I'm using this AIO cooler with a Kraken G10 bracket on my R9 290x. With the stock (Sapphire Tri-X) fans, the card would reach 80°C after a couple hours of playing racing games. That's not necessarily a problem, however, the heat expelled from the case during these periods would make the room noticeably hotter than the rest of the house. Well, it's the summer and this is Florida, so I had to do something about that. I bought this AIO because of the compatibility with the G10 and my case, and once I finished the installation, I have been very happy with the results. The card runs about 15-20° cooler while gaming, but more importantly to me, the majority of the heat is dissipated in the radiator, instead of pushed out into the room. It does prevent my room from heating up as was the goal.

Pros: Cools Gpu by 20%, even better with push/pull
Nice fans
Fits perfectly with Kraken NZXT G10

Cons: Fans are really loud, then again it spins at 2000rpm
Although, loudest 2000rpm i've heard compare to the Corsair SP 120 performance that has 2100rpm

Other Thoughts: Bought two of this at my local electronic store
Paired them with my two gtx 780 and NZXT Kraken G10.
After 1 year one of them stopped working (pumped) almost fried my gpu. the pumped now has a loud motorized noised and sloshing. my gpu temps are off the charts so i stop using it.

Contacted customer support and only got a reply back saying that my pumped has air pockets and asked "what heatsink am i using?" heatsink???? completely irrelevant. Anyways, told them it's paired with a Kraken G10... 4 days later no response.