Pros: When it first came, it was a monstrosity. Thing is huge. But once you get it wiggled into place, the thing can cool. I would only use it in a full tower set up, the tubes aren't exactly flexible and the pusher puller fan setup takes up some room. But it keeps my overclocked AMD FX 8350 at 40 c at full load. The radiator is pretty high quality, rubber coated aluminum and just feels solid. The hoses are pretty stiff, but solid. The pump is also pretty huge, but that's ok, just more capacity to pull heat away. The fans it comes with are also of high quality. You can even select the fan speed on the fan itself. Seems pointless, since everyone is going to set it to high anyways, but it's a nice thought.

Cons: The size is one thing, but I understand why they built it the way they did. Other than that, no cons yet...till it springs a leak and blows up my computer, catches my house of fire and burns down my neighborhood.

Other Thoughts: If you're looking for a good watercooler that's built to take abuse, then this is the one.

Pros: very quiet keeps stock 15 4960k at 35.c

Cons: nothing

Other Thoughts: i recommend this product for mild overclocking such as up to 60 %

Pros: Stop looking for a liquid cooling system. You have found the right one.

This thing is built as if volvo went to the army and made a pure titanium tank that could not be destroyed.
ok, maybe that's a little much, but seriously, this radiator has fins that will only bend if you WANT them to bend. The fans are without a doubt the best all-in-one cooler system fans I have ever used. They have 3 speeds and it isn't controlled through BIOS, YOU control the speed because there is a 3-way selector switch on the side of the fan itself. On low and medium speeds, you can barely hear the fans at all. They also have a patented "batwing" design that allows for more static pressure.
The pump that Enermax designed is so quiet that I didn't hear it until I turned all 5 of my case fans to the lowest RPM's. Other brands pumps can be louder than the fans.
The tubing is very flexible.
The white LED on the Enermax logo on the pump is a nice touch.

Cons: On the fast setting (only for benchmarks and stress tests for overclocking) there is quite a bit of noise produced by the fans.

Other Thoughts: Do not waste your money on any other Al-In-One Cooling system. Get this or the 240S if you need more cooling, but you will not be disappointed or have buyers remorse.

Pros: - Easy mounting
- Feels very high quality
- The fans are excellent, made even better by being able to control their max RPM
- Keeps my Core i5 6600k below 55 deg C under full load with a mild 4.2 ghz OC. Idles at less than 30 deg C.

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: I have had limited experience with Enermax in the past so I took a bit of a chance on something as critical as cpu cooling and I am not disappointed. Recommended for anyone who wants to do some overclocking and wants are more compact AIO water cooling solution.

Pros: - Price
- A8-6600k went from 35c idle to 25c with heavy load pushing it to around 42 (APU is overclocked so could perform better if you run stock)
- Comes with dual fans and built in LED indicator

Cons: - Although not rocket science, the instructions are very inadequate.
- Installation may require some help to hold the back plate and set the screws without them falling out.
- very little CPU paste (but that's a given with all coolers), buy a good quality thermal paste to go with this.

Other Thoughts: - The radiator is huge, so you may want to look at the size diagram and be sure you have the space for this thing.
- When I checked the tubes one of them was slid up (not by more than 3 millimeters or so). I pressed it back in but I was worried that if it was loose it might have had a leak, but so far so good.

Pros: Excellent upgrade from stock cooler easy to install

Cons: Wish the fans would light up

Other Thoughts: Would recommand

Pros: Quiet, looks good, and runs nice and cool

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: this will be my go to cooler from now on

Pros: -Looks great, operates quitely.
-Easy to install. Fit perfectly without issue in my MSI FX990-GD80 mobo with a FX-8150 cpu.
-Includes 2 fans with rubber vibration dampeners in each corner of each side.
-Includes parts for multiple CPU mounting options = futureproof if I decide to upgrade or move to a different machine.
-Includes thermal paste which was a pleasant surprise.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Lowered my FX-8150 OC temps from 70C to 37C at 4.6ghz running prime95 for 24hrs. No thermal failures. Reduced the noise of my entire system. No regrets. This kit is legit.

Not sure why some had so many problems. It was my first liquid cooler install and it was exactly how it looks. No hidden surprises.

Pros: Cools my 6600K stock speeds at 15-35 degrees

Cons: Pretty unclear manual

Pros: Quiet when you want it to be, speed can be adjusted through bios, Command center or any other Mobo control center. Fan speed can also be adjusted manually on the selector switch on the sides of the fans.

Cons: A little Larger than i was expecting but not worthy of dropping an egg

Other Thoughts: I'm not sure why people are having such a hard time installing this. my first CL water cooler was an enermax and because of their heavy solid feel i have only bought them since. i never have issues installing them. Sure they are not as easy as just slapping a big heat sink on but i had no issues at all. keeps my A10 7870k @ 10-15C idle and never over 31C under load.