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Suitable for sockets 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, 2011-3, TR4, sTRX4, and AM4. The bracket for TR4, sTRX4 is not included.
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With a digitally rotating display that supports CAM information, customized images, and gifs.
Manage performance, temperatures, and devices all from one application. NZXT CAM is fast, efficient, and easy to use, allowing you to control every aspect of your computer.
Automatically change the behavior of your lights, fans, and more based on how you use your computer. Your lights can turn off at night or your cooling devices can work harder when you start a demanding game.
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A friend of mine asked me to build him a PC with the Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic XL case and Ryzen 5 5600G. I have to say that it cools the processor really well. It has a very good display
Very high prices due to the amazing screen at the top of the block, which you can adjust to display any information that interests you, or a logo (you could use the Hardware Busters logo for example).
In terms of performance, they are doing well, with the Z63 surpassing the Z73 and coming very close to the top-of-the-line Corsair Capellix, although not as noisy. Overall, if you want very good performance and acceptable noise levels and have the money to get them, they are good choices. If you don't care about the screen, go for the X63 and X73 to save some money.
ADVANTAGES
• Both have quite good performance, although surprisingly the Z63 performs better than the Z73
• The block's screen is an impressive feature
• The NZXT CAM software offers many capabilities
• High compatibility with memory and graphics cards, compared to large air cooling solutions
• High build quality
• Easy installation
• Fans with hydraulic bearings
• PWM-splitter is separate from the block, making fan connection easy
• 6-year warranty
• Has an RGB channel in case you change the fans with RGB fans compatible with NZXT's HUE 2 RGB controller.
DISADVANTAGES
• Very high prices
• The block doesn't have a large surface area, so it's not ideal for CPUs with large surface areas, such as AMD Threadripper
• Does not come with thermal paste, despite their high prices
Perhaps the most expensive touch I have put on my computer, at a fairly high price, however, you get what you pay for. Its customizable screen, the clear instructions from NZXT, and its sturdy construction, I believe, make it worth the extra money, perhaps for those who intend to spend it. I have seen reviews that talk about higher temperatures compared to the CoolerMaster equivalent. As an owner of the CoolerMaster ML360p, I can say that it may reach +2-3 degrees higher, however, the water pump of the NZXT is so quiet that you don't even realize the computer is running, speaking always about temperatures around 35-40 degrees after long hours of gaming and rendering
From an aesthetic point of view, it is by far the best there is, it really makes the PC impressive.
From a cooling perspective, I am not so satisfied.
Around 34-36 idle and 50-60 while gaming on a 5600x, with Arctic MX4, not the top of the line.
A friend of mine recently built a system with a 5800x and a €50 air cooler and has better temperatures.
(In an h510elite case)
Of course, if you go for an aesthetic build, you don't want a bulky cooler hiding everything.
Still, the LCD is amazing, but I expected more results from a €250 liquid cooler.
For me, who built a PC that sits on my desk and I admire it, it's worth it.
If you're going for a build that only wants strong results, then go for something else.
This is the first time I built a system based on NZXT. Case, fans, AIO, PSU.
As products, they are very beautiful 10/10, as results 6/10.
I'm using it with an i7-8700K, maybe in one of the worst NZXT cases in terms of air-flow, the H510i, which for those who don't know, is closed from all sides with only one fan at the back and one at the top, and a small vent at the front.
CPU idle temp: 26 degrees - minimum value
Gaming temp: 53 degrees - maximum value
A major issue was the installation, specifically in the H510i, as there is only one possible configuration. Front - and specifically on the front bracket, which can be easily inserted and removed. The possible configurations one can follow are (from left to right):
- Fans -> Radiator -> Bracket
- Radiator -> Fans -> Bracket
- Radiator -> Bracket -> Fans
If someone wants to install it in reverse (with the tubes down), they will face significant difficulties, especially in this particular case that I have. You might even read that it is not possible to install it this way, but believe me, it can be done with some effort. The way to do it is to use the second configuration mentioned above (Radiator - Fans - Bracket), and only use the long screws with the corresponding washers to support the radiator and fans together on the bracket (like a sandwich). You will notice that the slots on the bracket have a little room for movement up and down and are not strictly circular. Your goal is to install the entire "sandwich" (radiator/fans) as high as possible on the bracket (you will need to apply force and save every tenth of a millimeter).
Other than that, it is very beautiful, and I like that the brightness of the screen can be adjusted through CAM. It's also fun that you can load your own GIFs to play on the screen. One thing I noticed is that because the screen is probably only 8-bit color, there is not a great accuracy in the shades of colors selected through the color picker in CAM, especially when they change slightly (e.g. from dark blue to slightly less dark blue).
Finally, from what I understood from the instructions, the electronic part of the liquid cooling should also function as a controller, as one of the cables provided is not connected anywhere and just hangs on its own. From what I read, this cable is used to connect other NZXT products in parallel and control them through the liquid cooling (I'm not sure which products exactly, as NZXT is a bit strange with compatibilities).
In conclusion, it is a very beautiful and high-quality product. It does more or less the same job as any other liquid cooling in terms of temperatures, and if you already have liquid cooling that does the job for you, it's not worth it just for the aesthetics, especially at this price. However, if you are building a PC now and want a way to cool it, or if you are using stock air cooling and are considering the idea of liquid cooling, then put your hand in your pocket and go for it! You won't be disappointed!
It is the best thing I have put on my PC. The liquid cooling is very good, especially the pump that you can put any photo, gif, or video you want. I believe it is worth its money.
I'm working with a 10900k and I have idle temperatures of 20-30 degrees and full load temperatures of 50-60 degrees max in a full tower with a side panel. I'm very satisfied with the temperature, noise, and especially with this monitor, it's something else, beautiful and very useful for instantly monitoring the CPU and GPU temperatures! The best AIO and also the most beautiful!
The usage I do on the new Setup is mainly Adobe programs in general, such as Video Editing, Lightroom, Photoshop, etc. I opened almost all Adobe programs simultaneously, did some Video editing on Premiere, and the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X did not exceed 60 degrees Celsius in temperature.
The screen is beautiful and the NZXT CAM program is flawless. The only drawback I have found so far is that if the CAM program is not running in the System Tray, the screen stops displaying the temperature and stays on the last image it had.
with a 12-core Ryzen 9 3900 (non-x, so 65W), the Ryzen Master shows an idle temperature of 43 degrees, while the NZXT CAM shows 48 degrees. It never goes above 60 degrees in the NZXT H510 Elite case. The screws are too small to pass through the spacer, fan, and fan bracket of the NZXT H510, but it fits fine without the spacer
Beautiful AIO cooler. Impressive display with many customization options. Efficient in cooling the 9900k (5mhz) at full load, reaching 69-70 degrees, but it sounds like an airplane. In games (50% load), it stays below 60 degrees constantly and is quiet. My case is not ideal for airflow (NZXT h500i). The installation was very easy, although I would have liked better instructions. During the first boot, there were some issues, I didn't understand what it conflicted with, but maybe it was the gigabyte RGB. I struggled quite a bit, but eventually it worked (I didn't try the Gigabyte RGB management program again). Also, the space with the RAM was very limited (I have 4 modules), causing the tubes to push against the first RAM stick. I found a solution by rotating the cooler so that the tubes go downwards, and I can say it looks even more beautiful that way. Overall, I am very satisfied, the processor temperatures are under control, although with a bit more noise at full load.
Former owner of the X62
First, it holds the temperature better with less noise (very small difference from the X62).
The screen, along with the software, is perfect.
For me, the Ryzen 7 2700x, in Performance mode, keeps it steadily at 37-43°
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