Pros: None

Cons: After about 2 weeks of being installed it leaked. I didn't overclock my system. I was playing Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, after about an hour of play I smelled anti freeze. I looked over at my pc case and saw steam inside. Before I could turn off the pc it shut itself down. Bottom line the external usb on the board is fried , other stuff probably toast as well. I threw away the original packaging about a week before...big mistake. No refund or exchange from Newegg. Board and Liquid cooler all now just paper weights.

Pros: Low temps
Incredibly affordable(cost me 74$)
Looks great

Cons: Some assembly required meaning you have to put the fans on the radiator.
Not the quietest fans but pretty efficient

Other Thoughts: I recommend this AIO cooler for anyone looking to water cool on a budget. Some of these AIO coolers are pretty expensive, this one works just as well but it a lot more affordable. Great buy!

Pros: Keeps my i7-6700K cool, super easy install.

Cons: Fans are a tiny bit on the loud side at 100%

Other Thoughts: Keeps my i7-6700k at 17C-20C while idle and at 50C-53C while under full load. I have not heard any adverse noises from the pump or anything. I used my own thermal paste so I cannot comment on the paste that came with it. Install went without a hitch, the back plate that goes behind the motherboard is plastic but so far it seems sturdy enough and I have not had any problems with it.

Pros: Easy install

Cons: Does not cool very well at all. Have a Corsair 120 that does a much better job. Curious If I have a bad unit perhaps.

Pros: Simple to install
Not expensive
240mm radiator
Works awesome!

Cons: None

Pros: I put this on my 8-core FX 9590 (4.7 GHz) and tested running media coder. The temp maxed out at 47º with all cores running around 80% for 10 min. Would have been an easy installation if I had a modern case for it...

Cons: The instructions are not very good. Fortunately, this isn't rocket science.

Other Thoughts: I had to modify my case to make this work. If you're not extremely determined and stubborn, just buy a new case. It was a lot of trouble to cut vent holes, drill holes for the screws, and remove a brace bar from the top.

There are two sets of brackets. It came with the ones for Intel installed, so just four screws to make compatible with my AMD processor. The spring screws were 1 piece but the instructions say to attach the springs. I did not use the thermal paste it came with so cannot attest to the quality. Make sure to attach the back plate to your mobo before screwing it on and attaching all the cables... doh!

Pros: This cooler is awesome and a great value for what you get. I'm very pleased with its performance on my Skylake 6600K.

-Very affordable
-240mm radiator
-Quality fans that are quiet
-Copper block
-Easy to install with instructions and parts
-Stylish look with black/white fans that match my Fractal Design R5 case fans.
-Cools my overclocked 6600K to 19-23c when idle and 42-46c under typical gaming loads. At stock speeds it was even cooler.
-Silverstone is a well known brand and this is a well made cooler from them.

Cons: Plastic back plate... works just fine though.

Other Thoughts: I've got this cooling my 6th gen Skylake i5 6600K which is overclocked to 4.4GHz.

Mounted at the top of my Fractal Design R5 case. Fits with ease and set up with both fans pushing air up and out. 980 Ti Hybrid is also installed with radiator mounted on upper intake case fan for a push pull configuration. 2 additional R5 case fans were installed to increase airflow and positive air pressure. Total of 4 intake fans if you include the eVGA Hybrid radiator fan. Last fan is the standard rear exhaust.

Case-Fractal Design R5 Titanium with Window
PSU-Seasonic 650w X-Series Modular
MoBo-Gigabyte GA-Z170X-Gaming 5
CPU-6600K @4.4Ghz
Ram-G.Skill Ripjaw V Series 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200
GPU-eVGA 980Ti Hybrid
SSD-Samsung 950 Pro 512GB and 850 Evo 500GB


If you're having issues with your fan speeds its probably your BIOS so don't blame the cooler. Have a good day. Happy overclocking!

Pros: Low in price.
Easy Install.
Works Great and is keeping everything cool.

Cons: Its a bit big and didn't fit exactly in my case, make sure you measure like 100 times before you buy, and measure with everything in your case, wont deduct eggs because of my mistake.

Other Thoughts: Make sure you have room for this before you buy!!!!! Recommend a full case.

Pros: Great cooling for a i7-4790K when overclocked to 4.7 GHz (I only set overclocking to activate in turbo boost mode). Keeps my i7 stock speeds between 26C/78F to 30C/86F. Max temps gaming are about 45C/113F.

Cons: LOUD!!! What more can I say other than the fans that come with this are so loud (at standard speeds) that I had to activate "silence mode" (low RPM and low power mode) on my ASRock Z97 Extreme4 CPU fan controller. I WILL NOT be setting the fans to auto mode EVER due to noise.

Other Thoughts: I use this top mounted with the fans mounted below the radiator pulling air down and through. It was the cheapest dual fan rad I could get. With cheapness comes cost cutting measures with the fans. Since this is on my desk in my bedroom, I will be getting some high flow/high pressure silence optimized fans.

Pros: For the price, its in a great liquid cooler. There's not a lot of reviews on this one. But I decided to get it, instead of Corsair H100i. This is my first AIO liquid cooler, so I can't compare to others. Install was pretty easy. Intel bracket is already installed. I had to install the AMD bracket for FX8320. Fans are actually quite.

Cons: LED not very bright. But it doesn't really matter