NZXT Kraken M22 120mm - All-In-One RGB CPU Liquid Cooler - CAM-Powered - Infinity Mirror Design - Reinforced Extended Tubing - Aer P120mm PWM Radiator Fan (Included)

Pros: It's quite and keeps my cpu cool. The infinity mirror looks great and the rgb is really good. I installed it a few months ago and i haven't had a single issue. I also like that i can monitor my pc from my phone with their app.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: I will probably would upgrade to the dual if i upgrade my pc any more.

Pros: My CPU temps went from 75c under load to about 49c (i put my own thermal paste on and cleaned off the pre-applied stuff) Lighting looks good really easy to install with

Cons: Tubing is really long, like can't connect it to the back of my h500i has to be on the front. The pump being in the radiator causes you to have to channel cables

Overall Review: I would recommend for the $60 I payed for it during a sale, not sure if it is worth $80

Pros: Keeps ryzen 5 @ 4.2ghz very cool, I couldn't be happier with the performance of this product.

Cons: The CAM software required to control this is miserable. The Temps for the CPU are never correct, they are always under by a few degrees of what the real temps are. I've tested this in two systems and had the same results. CAM software data mines information and uses up lots of network activity. What on earth is it doing? Too bad I can't NOT use it. The CAM software is needed to run this and requires an always online connection to work. So if you plan to ever use your PC whilst not connected to the internet, think again.

Overall Review: Because of the CAM software I'll never buy an NZXT cooler again. I love all of their other products but I just can't get over how bad that software is.

Pros: Pretty straight forward set up. Absolutely beautiful RBG lighting with easy to control software.

Cons: I had an issue getting washers to fit.

Overall Review: Its been about 3-4 months with the cooler and I am very happy with my purchase. However, I Cannot say the same thing about NZXT and their customer service unfortunately. And Its now begun to scare me away from their products. Thus, the 3 Stars.

Pros: Watched a few YouTube videos knocking this cooler for only being 120mm saying it wouldn't cool cpu down enough and I gotta say, they're wrong. I have ryzen 5 2600 overclocked to 4.2 ghz (only possible with this cooler). Before it was only overclocked to 3.85 ghz because stock fan wouldn't allow any higher. At 4.2 ghz benchmarking on cinebench my cpu temp reached a max of 74 C. Idle sits about 28 C. Plus this is probably the best looking cpu block on the market.

Cons: None this is a great cooler.

Overall Review: Yes I would recommend.

Pros: -Kept my pc at 65c or lower -wasn’t loud -easy install -Nice rgb with decent software control

Cons: -died after 5 months - pc started hitting 90c and pump stopped working completely - didn’t keep my pc at worth while temps for a water cooler even for a single 120mm -awful customer service, decided to just say screw it and went to Corsair instead, now running 45c or lower at 4.0ghz speeds on a ryzen 2600x.

Overall Review: Just go with another, even when the AIO worked it wasn’t cool enough to go full AIO mode. Either use a usual non water cooled cpu cooler or use a higher priced brand. Trust me it’s worth it. Especially after sending email after email and call after call to NZXT and Newegg to either receive a new unit or a refund. Also they told me I couldn’t use the original box to ship back.... LIKE WHAT? I’m supposed to find a box and pack it so it doesn’t fall apart in a box? What’s wrong with the original box??? Seriously just take my advice and frustration and use another brand of AIO. Your wallet and happiness levels will thank you later...

Pros: - NZXT's infinity mirror design is the sexiest looking AIO you're gonna get - Not the worst AIO on the market - Silent pump

Cons: - One of the worst performing 120mm rads - Provided fan gets pretty noisy at higher RPMs - Stupid pump-in-radiator design

Overall Review: - Literally the only reason to get this is if you have a low TDP processor and are looking for a nice aesthetic

Overall Review: It wasn't any harder to install than any other 3rd party heatsink and keeps my cpu about 5-10 degrees C cooler under load than the previous fan-based heatsink. Since the fan size is the same as my previous cooler, the noise level is about the same, but I'm enjoying the extra cooling for sure. Overall it seems well-built and the visual cpu temperature queues on the faceplate are nice to glance at.