Pros: I upgraded the stock heat sink and fan which came with my Intel i7-4790K to this baby and boy oh boy is there a difference. Unlike (probably) most people, I don't have a graphics card in my build. I'm just using the integrated graphics on the processor when I (rarely) play an MMO. I won't get into the long story, but I have my reasons. Point is that I have heat from both graphics and the CPU coming off the same chip so this guy made a big difference for me. Before when I was playing GW2 at "Reccomended" gfx settings, the chip would get up to 70C+. I saw it go up to 80C once when I was running some bench marking stuff, if I remember correctly. Now? I rarely see it get above 50C. 60C means I'm pushing a good full load through the CPU.

Anyway, my first liquid cooled setup and I've been loving it.

Cons: - Fans are a little bit on the loud side, but it's kind of what I expected for all the air it's pushing through the radiator. Then again, what do I know... My first liquid cooler...
- Mounting in my new Corsair Vengeance Series C70 case was a little tight. The RAM on my MSI Z97 wouldn't fit if I mounted the CPU block with the pipes coming out the right side. Instead, I had to rotate it so the pipes came out the top. This also proved to be difficult because the radiator mounting area was almost out of reach. I had to put some tension on the pipes and really tighten the CPU block screws for it all to work.

Other Thoughts: This will NOT FIT in Enermax ECA3212-BL ATX Mid Tower Case. I had one and it fit the rest of my build just fine. However, when I bought this guy, the fans stacked on top of the radiator was just too darn thick to fit. Hence the upgrade to the Vengeance C70 case...

Pros: -Keeps cpu at about 23C when at idle speed, and at 32C when at full throttle
-radiator,tubes,and water block all look awesome. did a really good job on making it visually pleasing and the blue led light on the water block makes it look so cool with the metal sides also. im just in love with how it looks.
-no leaks
-worked right out of package

Cons: not really a con cause it was expected but it was a little hard to install because the water tubes are so thick and not really that flimsy(good thing) so it was just hard to hold it in place perfectly and screw it in at the same time.

Other Thoughts: 3/6/16
its only been a week since ive had this but heres my review.
i have replaced the original phanes with coolermaster jetflo 120mm fans from the start so im not sure how this product is with the original fans. anyways i have an I5-6600k overclocked to 4.6 Ghz and when its at full throttle this cooler keeps it pretty cold at about 32-36C, never gone over that and at idle temps around 800Mhz it gets as low as 20-23C. over all im satisfied with the product.
ill come back in a few months to update this.

Pros: The CPU block is all metal, no screws and has an awesome led light-up logo. Honestly the thing looks awesome in my computer. Keeps my 6600k running at 4.8Ghz 1.4v idle at 29-32C and under load during benchmarks with Intel XTU at around 65-68C! It definitely is supporting my enthusiasm

2/6/16 - So I have had this for a little bit and changed my CPU features around. I put voltage to auto and switched from a static 4.8Ghz to a dynamic and its still stable at 4.8Ghz with far less voltage under load. Now package temps drop to 26C but individual core temps are going from 19 ~ 22C idle... 19C!?! If I could post pictures I would prove it. This cooler is definitely doing its thing!

Cons: The fans are a little loud even at low power. I will be replacing them with Aerocool Dead Silence fans in hopes of high performance, low noise.

Other Thoughts: I had a little trouble installing the block as I was afraid given the rumors that the skylakes have cracked on a few people. I had to press down quite hard to get the spring loaded screw close enough to thread the pin. Other than that this product is amazing and does the job for sure!

Pros: This Cooler can handle just about whatever you can throw at it! currently my CPU (AMD 8350 4.0 GHz) is overclocked at 4.320 GHz and when under 100% load for 30 minutes the highest temperature that it gets is 61 degrees C. It looks absolutely incredible in my case and the blue light up SilverStone logo looks fantastic! Very pleased with my purchase.

Cons: It is a little bit difficult to install. The rubber tubing makes it hard to get the CPU block on while holding the back plate and the screws behind the motherboard. It wasn't too bad though. It blocks a lot of the light from my fans coming out of the top of the case. (I put my own fans on it, not the stock ones)

Other Thoughts: be sure to apply thermal paste directly to your CPU -- NOT on the water block. The water block has a larger surface area than most CPU's.

Pros: It's mounts very easily to LGA 2011 boards and keeps my 3930k pretty cool considering its summer in Florida and I keep my temperature in house at 80F. Cpu idles around 39-41C and 65-69C full load.

Cons: The tubing from the sump to the radiator is pretty stiff and should be more flexible. I really had to work to mount it.

Pros: Keeps the entire case quite cool
works great
looks great

Cons: very tight fit

Other Thoughts: had to modify my case a little, it was a very long fit, including have to cut the clip off the MOBO power cord, however since it was such a tight fit anyways that clip aint going anywhere.

Pros: Effective
So far so good
Pump issues resolved

Cons: Fans are mid-quality but I would rather spend the money on the ones I want

Other Thoughts: I purchased the original TD-02 right when it was released.
It had pump issues.
Silverstone's customer service took care of the problem quickly each time.
My original radiator now has the pump from this newer unit and the black tubing installed, courtesy of Silverstone.
This pump has shown NO problems whatsoever, and I have been running it for over 6 months now.
While the radiator on this newer unit is not as thick, it is likely to cool virtually as well, and can be installed in a wider variety of chassis.
Mine is cooling a 4930k I7 with ease.
4.2 GHz @ under 1.275v and well under 60c.
I'm glad to finally be able to recommend this AIO unit.
Everyone has a corsair, I also have one in one of my systems, but dare to be different.
What stands out with this unit is the massive block of aluminum that houses the pump- no plastic on the entire unit, in fact, except for trim and the fans. The little blue snowflake is awesome, too.
Side note: I have found placing the more powerful of the pairs of fans (I use Delta's 38mm thick ones) on the PULL side lets you run the fans slower and quitter. YMMV.
Thanks again, Silverstone

Pros: GOOD price and perfect dead silent pump . love it.

5 stars for this

Cons: defective fan out of box(it doesn\'t spin). contacted NEWEGG and they got me a replacement. the new stock fans are not only loud but also make annoying clock noise at medium and high RPM.(I guess it \'s because of the bearing)

-2 stars for this

Other Thoughts: I have replaced those 2 stock fans with enermax cluster advance. even though enermax cluster advance is not a pressure fan, they work perfectly same as those stock fans at full speed under pressure test P95 28.5(with way less noise. if silvertone is not going to improve their build quality and customer servise, i will go back to cosair

Pros: All in one construction, ease of installation, trouble free maintenance. Low noise from the pump.. Hoses flexible. Overall it's a great product worth the price for the average consumer. Enthusiast would prefer something more.

Cons: Only real concern is the fans. Granted they do move air through the radiator, on full speed they are loud. At 35-38 Dba they can be heard even if the case is under your desk. At lower speeds they are silent however if you require higher speed for extra cooling, then the trade off is the noise.

Other Thoughts: i would also recommend another after market thermal paste. The one included would work fine however there are better quality paste out on the market that will give better results.

Pros: Solidly Built
Easy to Install
Welded Copper Base
Unique Radiator Grill
Competitively priced

Cons: Fans are Loud!
Tubing is Thick & less flexible
LED Lighting could be better.

Other Thoughts: This is a really good cpu cooler. It looks like they fixed the issues they had with their last model. I do personally miss the look of the white tubing and brushed aluminum exterior.

Appears to come from the same manufacturer as the Enermax Liqtech 240, which is a very good cpu cooler.

Fans are loud (but perform well) and I recommend swapping them with those designed to be quiet.

Non-OC 5820k CPU refuses to break 40 degrees, no matter what I run (rendering, gaming..ect). Idle's at 28 degrees.

This is a very good product and clearly designed to be extremely durable.