Kraken X63 ( 280 mm )

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The Z series is the more premium AIO coolers with an LCD display on the CPU block, while the X series is the mid-range family with LEDs on the CPU block to create an RGB infinity effect, and finally, the M series of AIOs are for budget-conscious PC builds.

Fortunately, the second-rung X-Series (pictured) is almost as easy on the eye and now comes bundled with RGB fans as standard. There's also a three-way splitter for connecting both fans to a single PWM header on the motherboard, though for the sake of overall tidiness, we would prefer fewer cables emanating from the CPU block. skill trident Z Neo rgb 32gb 3600mhz cl16-19-19-19-39, oc to 3733mhz with the same timings NZXT's central logo isn't overly distracting, either, and better still, can be rotated in 30° increments by twisting the top cap to suit your build or orientation. Toshiba 5400rpm 1tb | | Asus Rog Theta 7. There isn't any spare thermal paste included with the bundle, so be careful not to make a mess of what's pre-applied to the contact copper plate, but NZXT does back its AIO coolers with a six-year warranty as standard, which is a year more than Corsair and double what's offered by be quiet!

They are, in our estimation, one of the better examples of RGB lighting done right, and a few neat tricks help simplify cable management. NZXT supplies a short cable for attaching the two fans to one another, and a second, longer cable to hook up to the CPU block's RGB output.You can't really go wrong with any of the aforementioned, but if you want an AIO that looks particularly swish, NZXT's Kraken offerings are well worth closer inspection.