ThePCEnthusiast: "A water cooling setup was, before, not that popular to consumers despite that it is obviously better than an air cooling setup. It was first of all, very expensive to setup since you have to buy the parts separately. Second it was not easy to maintain, and many consumers would find it impractical unless you are breaking world records. But now, since the birth of All-In-One liquid coolers (a.k.a the closed loop water cooling setup), many where able to enjoy it since it’s more affordable than a custom water cooling setup. Today let’s take a look at the NZXT Kraken X60, the first AIO liquid cooling system to feature a 280mm radiator. Unlike other liquid cooling kits with 120mm radiators, the NZXT Kraken X60 is designed to cater PC enthusiasts and overclockers who push their CPU to its limits. Let’s get to know more about the Kraken X60 by continue reading my review below."
The Corsair H115i Pro/H150i Pro are the latest offerings for all in one water coolers. Is the upgrade worth your hard earned money?
BenchmarkReviews.com: The 280mm closed-loop all-in-one liquid cooling selection is about to grow by one: The Cooler Master (RL-N28L-20PK-R1) Nepton 280L. Sporting new dual 140mm JetFlo fans with POM bearings and a new pump design with LED, the 280L is Cooler Master’s answer to the Kraken X60 and H110. Will an all-new pump, high-flow fans and a 280mm radiator be enough to take on the competition? Benchmark Reviews will find out if the Nepton 280L can handle an overclocked FX platform and see how it stacks up against the competition.
Maximum PC: In the world of enthusiast system cooling, water is the new black. Even the fanciest, biggest air cooler can’t seem to keep up with a good closed-loop liquid cooler these days. NZXT ups the ante by expanding from the standard 12cm form factor to 14cm. It may not seem like much, but the increased surface area gets impressive results, especially when the Kraken X60 doubles it to 28cm.
