NZXT Kraken X72 AIO Cooler Review
Introduction and Technical Specification
Published: 23rd May 2018 | Source: NZXT | Price: 172.99 |
Introduction
It's been quite a while since we've looked at an AIO from NZXT, but we figured with more and more cases able to accept 360mm rads, it wouldn't be ling before NZXT brought out a 360 AIO. Enter then the Kraken X72 On paper this thing has the ability to take the performance crown, or certainly come damn close, but before hitting it with the torture tests let's have a look at the all important Technical Specification.
Technical Specification
Dimensions | 394x120x27mm (LxWxH) |
Materials | Aluminium Rad, Copper Cold plate |
Intel | Intel Socket 1151, 1150, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, 2011-3, 2066 |
AMD | AMD SocketTR4, AM4, FM2+, FM2, FM1, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2 |
Fans | 3x120mm |
Fan speed | 500-2000rpm |
Fan Noise | 36dB(A) max |
Key Features
- The all-new Kraken Series features the most advanced controls ever to be included in an all-in-one liquid cooler. Through CAM’s software interface, users can fine-tune settings to ensure an optimal performance, even in the most intense gaming sessions. Everything, including the pump, radiator, and the fans, have been redesigned to bring you the greatest experience in liquid cooling, all backed by an industry-leading 6-year warranty.
- New performance engineered pump
- Individually addressable RGB and infinite mirror design
- CAM Powered for complete software control
- Includes Aer P radiator-optimized fan
- Advanced lighting modes for a fully dynamic lighting experience
- Reinforced, extended tubing for increased durability
- Industry-leading 6-year warranty
Most Recent Comments
When the key features Section is directly from the marketing material then I instantly stop reading thinking this is as far from a review as it gets.
Now, I usually force myself onwards knowing you guys draw your own conclusions. But I really wish you would write the section yourself and exclude all the Marketing BS. Or put in a disclaimer explaining where this particular text comes from. |
Most of the specs pages are straight from blurb.... Total waste of time to write it all out when really youre only here for the results and conclusion anywaysQuote
Oh well, perhaps its just me - but in my mind you are the one throwing around market leader, world class, engineering marvel all the time ;-)Quote
He said, "On paper it's got the credentials to take the top spot. Let's see shall we?"
How is this different from any other high end review? What do you want him to say?
"I guess we will take a look and hopefully it sucks"
That better for you?
How would you do his intro different and how would you do his first page different? Because you're criticizing for no reason and not giving examples of what YOU think it should be for a more "neutral" presentation.Quote
Where in the first page did he say: market leader, world class, or engineering marvel?
He said, "On paper it's got the credentials to take the top spot. Let's see shall we?" How is this different from any other high end review? What do you want him to say? "I guess we will take a look and hopefully it sucks" That better for you? How would you do his intro different and how would you do his first page different? Because you're criticizing for no reason and not giving examples of what YOU think it should be for a more "neutral" presentation. |
I'm sorry I'm not able to be more clear than my last post. I'm really sure how to put it, but your are not understanding what I'm trying to say :-(
I can try again by saying it like this "you should not include other peoples text inside your own, without clearly marking it as such".
Make it clear what is your own text, and what is copy-pasta from somewhere else.
Better? If not, I give up.Quote
Now, I usually force myself onwards knowing you guys draw your own conclusions. But I really wish you would write the section yourself and exclude all the Marketing BS. Or put in a disclaimer explaining where this particular text comes from.Quote