Pros: Everything seemed to be high quality. The kit was complete. Tube bending was a little tricky but not too bad. It took a little practice to heat the tube to the correct temperature for bending; too hot and you get bubbles in the plastic, not hot enough and the tube wants to collapse a little at the bend. I wasted one tube just practicing, but the kit came with plenty of tubing it became easy after that. The whole install was flawless and looked awesome when complete. The icue software was also designed well and easy to use though there was a conflict between the icue software and MSI mystic light. Once the icue software was installed I would have to turn mystic light off and back on again everytime I turned the pc on to get the motherboard lights to work. It was really not that big of a problem and I'm sure it will be fixed eventually in the software.

Cons: After working perfectly for about a month, I turn on my computer and heard a pop sound. The PC started up like normal but I noticed none of the LEDs on the SP120 fans, XD3 pump, or XC7 waterblock were were working. Then I noticed the pump wasn't running either. I shut down the PC and traced an electronics burning smell to the commander pro control board. It was fried. I then started testing all the components individually. The results are that the pump still works but the LED lights on the pump do not. The waterblock lights are fine. All three fans still work but the LED lights on two of them do not. The RGB hub still works fine. The commander pro is fried. After putting together the price to replace the pump, commander pro, and and fans individually, I could almost buy another kit. I'm not sure if the commander pro took out the lights or the lights took out the commander pro. I do know it was all installed correctly and worked for about a month.

Overall Review: After doing some research after this I think I am not going to use the commander pro control board or icue software any longer. My MSI motherboard can power and control the pump and can also control the Corsair RGB LEDs through the RGB hub connected to the corsair connector on the motherboard. All I would really lose is the water temp sensor. I may even go with a different brand pump. Thermaltake's systems don't look so bad either. Before choosing this kit thinking the price isn't bad, you should look at the cost of buying the components individually in the case you want to replace something or upgrade later. Also know that some of the components like tubing and fittings are not specifically made just for pc liquid cooling. One more thing to know is that all of Corsair's RGB products use "proprietary" connectors and pin-outs even though they work just like any other addressable RGB lights.

Pros: Cools like it should just tricky to get together

Cons: Rgbs quit in the cpu cooler block within an hour of use newegg wants hole kit back just to replace that cooler which is rediculous.

Overall Review: Its ok we will leave it at that

Pros: Great 'all inclusive' kit that will get you started. It's important that it comes with all compatible corsair accessories including the cpu block, commander pro, and pump/reservoir. Easy to figure out but hard to master.

Cons: If I could go back in time, I would have ordered several other items with this. I needed several more fittings (I ended up ordering 12 pcs of the 'Bitspower G1/4" Matt Black Enhance Multi-Link For OD 14MM'), I needed at least another four pieces of hard tube, I ordered another radiator identical to the one in this kit (personal preference). This kit doesn't include any valves or T-fittings for drainage, so when you need to swap out tubes you're going to be out of luck without ordering more fittings. The last thing is the handsaw. It worked pretty well for 75% of the build then shattered spectacularly. I ordered a 'Dremel Moto-Saw' to replace it, but it ended up fusing the cut as I was making it, rendering it useless. By fusing the cut, I mean that the heat it generated during cutting was enough to melt and reflow the plastic, resealing the cut as it was being made. You are best with sticking to a hand saw/hack saw. I found a Irwin® 10" ProTouch™ Plastic Handle Multi-Saw that worked okay, but a hacksaw variant would work best.

Overall Review: Good product but you will need more items to complete your water cool system.

Pros: -Kit was well marked -mounting pump and CPU cooler a breeze. -Keeps my Ryzen 9 5900x at 40 to 45 C while gaming

Cons: My only complaint is the tubing and tools provided to cut the tubing. I tried to use a pipe cutter rather than the joke of a saw and the plastic guide. But found the tubing to be way to brittle to use a pipe cutter. I was forced to use the worthless saw and Guide. 1st cut was okay but the flimsy saw blade walked as it cut to a slight curve. Second cut I put more pressure towards the plastic guide. All that did was drive the joke of a saw blade into the softer plastic. Cut turned out horrible. I threw that junk in the trash and grabbed my pull saw and a miter box and I finally had a nice cut. I wish there was an option that had the same kit without the kiddy toy tools.

Overall Review: This is a great kit there is a lot more to like about it, cooling and setting up software 5 star. Incorporating the cost of the kid toy tools not so much. The reason this bothers me is my construction background, the tool kit sells for 50 bucks? or so? If you want to go the saw and miter box route go to a hardware store by a miter box 19$+- and a pull saw for fine cabinet work15$ +- that way you will always have a solid way to cut the tubing.

Overall Review: So I purchased this product for my 2012 desktop case. Recently did a full inside upgrade by getting a Radeon 6900xt from gigabyte with a water lock already installed and the 11th gen Intel i9 processor. Overall my case didn't have much room inside it to begin with so it was difficult getting complex bends out of the rigid tubing with the tools the kit offered. However, I managed to make it work after about a week of Tweeks. The difficulty of the install won't be the same for everyone but in my case, I had quite a time getting the rigid tubes to fit. Overall though the quality of the material has been great and the 3 fan radiator unit keeps my single loop cool on both my GPU and my CPU. Under heavy load playing games such as star citizen I see max temps around 40-45 Celsius which is far better than I was getting before liquid cooling. For most other games my hardware stays around the low 30s. Overall really pleased with the purchase, I just wish I would have got non rigid tubing instead as it would have been easier to route in my case.

Pros: Easy to work with material. Fast building Beginner friendly kit

Cons: RGB Fans that come with the kit are outdated.

Overall Review: The kit is great and has all the parts you need for a CPU waterblock cooling system. If you decide to go with a waterblocked GPU you will need extra fittings and tubing. DEFINITELY WATCH A TUTORIAL VIDEO THAT ISNT CORSAIR! The videos that Corsair puts out are just showcasing the product not actually how to do the build.