Pros: this was my first water cooled cpu cooler. it was so easy to install and mount. be sure and get a case with bottom mounted power supply and made for water cooling. mounting water block on cpu was effortless. if i knew it was this easy i would have done it long ago. cpu temps are really low. great price as well

Cons: wish i knew it was this easy before now.

Other Thoughts: would recommend to anyone easy install and mount. great price love newegg shipping

Pros: Getting 20-30 degrees cooler

Cons: Fan that came with it had too short of a cable to reach mobo.
Fan shroud was ovaled causing fan to contact it.

Other Thoughts: Would be a good Idea to get a separate fan with this. I just ended up using the intake fan that came with my case.

Pros: I've been using my new "Intel Core i5-4690K Devil's Canyon Quad-Core 3.5 GHz" as part of a super computing cluster calculating the shape of asteroids based on light refractions that has kept all 4 cores at 100% for 2 days now. 57 Celsius is the hottest it has gotten during that time. Pretty good since I have my CPU maxed 24/7, though I should note I haven' done major overclocking as its just at 1600MHZ.

Cons: - The cooling fan was smaller than my case's original fan

Pros: This is a great cooler. Easy to install. Very heavy Duty. Processor was overheating and shutting down the computer on high CPU Temp. Now is running at 100 degrees F.

Cons: None

Pros: price was not bad with rebate.
easy install. socket 2011 no backplate needed, stock is used. same as other cooler I replaces (cm hyper 212)
pretty decent cooling, the cm hyper212 and T4 does really good unless you want to overclock far. Tubing was a little stiff, but rotating the water pump assembly made it lay down nice. seems quiet in system. using pwm fan that came with the unit. turned it on silent in efi/bios and it staying nice and cool. pump is 3pin and runs 12v all the time no pulse width modulation control on it. it runs @ about 4200rpm. I have my own monitoring software running the temps @ idle are about 100f and loaded 120f (prime 95 tft all cpu) on a 4930k 6core cpu.

Cons: none so far

Other Thoughts: The models up from this one have corsair link and some nicer features. May upgrade this sometime to dual fan thicker radiator model, I am on 130watt cpu. Ran for 3 days on bench checked for noise/ leaks/issues before installing into PC. The price I got this for made it worth trying , I have two units in my pc now on the GPU's they work great. figured got room for third radiator.... I guess I better use it.

Pros: Can use with ASROCK X99 ITX without buying something else.
Can put in small case like SilverStone Sugo Series SG05BB-LITE Black SECC

Cons: - Hot when Overclock CPU with Stress Test about 90 to 100 C
- Need buy other fan for this cooler.

Other Thoughts: Should by another 120mm fan to run with this cooler. One is not enough for 5820k OC (4.0 Ghz)

Pros: keeps my cpu cool at about 20 Celsius when doing browsing on Chrome and about 30-35 Celsius when gaming on games like BF4 and Need for Speed 2016.

Cons: The pump must be set to full speed which is about 4167RPM or else the CPU gets extremely hot even when idle and especially hot like 60 Celsius when gaming. Honestly, you are better going with the Cooler Master 212 Evo for less than half the cost and it keeps the temps at the same as the H60 does. Plus there is no room for failure with leaking, or pump degrading over time which is common i've read. I have only had this for a week but do not like it so if you have the room in your case, i would opt for the Cooler Master 212 Evo instead.

Other Thoughts: I would only recommend this product if you are comfortable with having to replace it in a year or so and knwoing you are going to need the pump running at Full Speed all the time, cause that is the only way the H60 keeps your CPU at good temperatures.

Pros: Got a good price (was on sale).
Seems to be well constructed, better than implied in reviews.
Working well, quiet, keeps processor under 45C under load.

Cons: Radiator can't be placed on exterior of case, as I was told it could be by Corsair chat rep.
Does not include a full backplate/bracket set, assuming that you still have the stock backplate.

Other Thoughts: When I am able to install this, I will reevaluate my rating. Every other cooler I've bought has come with a full backplate/bracket set. I assumed this would be no different. I removed the stock backplate and retainer several years ago when I got a bigger air cooler. I didn't hang on to it because I assumed anything I bought down the road, especially a water cooler, would include full mounting equipment. Thankfully, I've found a replacement stock AMD retainer cheap and free shipping. Unfortunately, my attempts to get this installed with with bracket I have has ruined the preapplied TIM, which from what I understand is pretty good. I bought some Arctic Silver along with this, not realizing it would have quality paste included (previous versions reviewed here came with cheap stuff), so at least I have something, but allegedly the preapplied stuff is better (we'll see, could be poor application by people).

Now that I have been able to install this, it's running well, keeps the processor nice and cool even with the Arctic Silver TIM. Fan is much quieter than reviews would have you believe.

Overall, I am happy with this purchase.

Pros: Very easy to install and set up. Keeps temperatures very cool and allows for great overclocking on the 6700k. Doesn't make a sound either, love it.

Cons: none

Pros: Great for OC CPU, Comes with a decent radiator fan,

Cons: Can be quite hard to install, Water tube can be hard to work it, mounting the radiator