Pros: price, ease of installation
Highly recommended buy

Cons: nothing to note

Other Thoughts: installed in a Cooler master HAF XB EVO with ASRock FM2A88X Extreme6+ running an AMD A8-760K seeing an average 15C temp drop under light gaming loads
Was able to install system with just one hand due to left arm paralysis post stroke

Pros: does cool when fans work

Cons: here i am 2 months in since ordering this product. frist fan started to fail 3 weeks in. now second fan not only started to fail ( slow down as first one did) but totally died.

Other Thoughts: maybe enermax needs to read reviews about the product

Pros: found it does cool nicely . installation was simple pump extremely quiet but notice some minor occasional noice like may air trapped in the cooling system . asrock extremepro4 mb - 8350 amd am3+ cpu antec case eleven hundred v2 case - one solo fan behind Mb also blowing on mb where cpu socket is - 2 on left side cover - 4 front fans. with this cooler and above mentioned case with fans at room temp 70f degrees motherboard is 75f - cpu 82f static . under stress test and load mb 79f to 82f cpu stays consistent at a range of 14 to 17f above mb temps. only one major issue is fan y cable to operate the two coolers fans if one fan has an issue it throttles both or gives a false reading of fan speeds i had to remove y cable and plus one fan to cpu control and other on a separate connect due to one fan having a major faulty after only 3 weeks of use.

Cons: one fan fail after 3 weeks of use it failed to spin up any faster the 1300 max rpm but most times would default to a speed of 860 to 940 rpm even when using manual settings to override speeds and as result causing temps to rise thankfully i had some older cpu cooling fans from coolmaster to swap out for faulty fan

Pros: I was going to buy the Liqtech version of this until I read a while back that a new one was coming out. Upgrading from a Cooler Master V8 GTS air cooler.

Cons: I wasn't particularly thrilled that straight out of the box I noticed some bent radiator fins but there's not much I can do about that. cost and risk of shipping I guess.

Two of the fan corners where you screw the fans to the radiator were cracked upon arrival. Didn't provide any troubles with installation but it may or may not cause problems down the line.

Other Thoughts: I had a bit of trouble with the install but that was mostly due to case issues. It took a bit longer than I wanted to install but as it was my first liquid cooler it went pretty good.

Had a little trouble getting the fans to start working. I had everything connected to a 4-pin connector using the PWM-Splitter and they wouldn't power on until I added the Molex adapter that came with it. Molex power works but the motherboard power didn't? Not sure if I overlooked something or that's how it's supposed to function but nevertheless it's running perfectly now.

Idle Temps seem to be similar to the V8 GTS by a few degrees, I've yet to do any stress testing or intensive gaming so it's hard to say how it'll stack up but I assume it'll have better stress cooling than the air cooler due to the massive TDP 350W+ this thing is rated for.

Pros: Pump so quiet I rely on the light or tough to tell if it's on.
Fans very powerful and can be slowed to an extreme.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Used the powerful fans that the rad came with inside the case behind the Hard drives to help pressurize the case. Some quiet weaker fans out front, and some even weaker fans on the rad and the rear of the case. All fans pressurize the case except the rad fans that blow out the top. This is to reduce dust inside the case. Had to get creative with the rear fan, put it outside the case with a filter inside.

Pros: The fans are very quiet and the switch on the side is very handy if you like to tweak your system.

Good if your case doesn't allow for very tall air heat sink towers.

Cons: Didn't cool enough to warrant replacing my air cooler. Maybe 5*C cooler on the hottest core.

Other Thoughts: I gave it 3 eggs because the fans are good, the build quality is high and it does not make any noise even with the pump on 12v.

Good for cases with limited area for CPU heat sinks, also good if you want quiet cooling.

Pros: cooling a 4970k cpu at 4.7ghz at 1.28 volts 29c idle and a high of 60c while gaming and that is using the cpu graphics. stress testing got it up to 79c with prime 95 blend and that was the highest temp recorded over 24 hr stress. and all of that was on the quite setting with the fans maxing out at 1200rpm. at full rpm (2000rpm) it is very loud but the cooling difference was down 4c under full testing again. At idle and gaming it made no difference. i took a shot at this cooler considering it just came out and it turned out to be amazing. a quite and cheap AIO that is well rounded. white led is a plus over the blue of the liqtech aio. subtle but just right. rubber tubing is a nice touch and gives it a sleek look.

Cons: well i wish they sold just these fans alone. and cudos for them changing the placement of the speed controller but it is still a pain to switch but it really doesn't matter. Kinda thin fins compared to there liqtech rad and it is a 27mm rad which may be challenging to fit in some cases. Why no RGB pump light. or on and off. just saying.

Other Thoughts: wish fans could be bought separately,
25mm rad, and maybe a 280mm would be awesome and "cool"
RGB pump light would be plus