Rejoice, all you architects of arctic PC builds - old and new: the Kraken now comes in matte white! Thermaltake: Water 3.0 Riing RGB 360, 280, 240, Red 280, 140 - Water 3.0 Ultimate - Extreme S, Extreme, Pro, Performer - Water 2.0 Extreme, Pro, Performer

But the real question is how well the system works, and if the Kraken Z63 RGB is worth the price of entry. In the new H510 Flow case, the Kraken Z63 RGB delivered a low of 23 degrees, with it never pushing past 40 degrees, even under heavy load. We saw an average temperature of around 30 degrees, when doing testing within Windows, and some light gaming. Overall, this is fantastic compared to the DeepCool AIO on the same system that topped out at over 45 degrees, with it never dropping below 30, even when idle. It’s hard to argue that NZXT’s Kraken products are among the most iconic all-in-one CPU coolers on the market today. Whether it’s mirrored LEDs of the Infinity Mirror Display or just that sleek NZXT design around the Asetek pump head, there are few that come close to being so immediately recognizable. But, when you have a product like this that is so iconic, where do you go from there?

It is important to note that the testing benches used to collect the comparative data were different. However, the conditions of the testing were meticulous replicated as best as possible)

Speaking of these fans, NZXT has a good thing going for it when it comes to the AER 2 RGB. Each fan has in and out ports built into them with removable wiring, allowing for daisy-chaining the RGB elements. This saves on extra cables to manage throughout the case as well as on ports in “smart hubs.” In the case of the Kraken, that is the hub for RGB connection is built into the pump’s breakout cable - which also contains three fan header connections as well.

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If your Kraken detects while connected to an alternative USB port, this can indicate an issue with the USB cable needing to be replaced. In this situation please reach out to our Customer Supportteam. My Kraken shows up in NZXT CAM, but the color is wrong CAM’s elegant, user-friendly software makes you the master of your PC. With simple-to-use, intuitive controls, you can manage your Kraken’s performance and appearance with ease. Most PCs running Windows 10 or 11 will likely be the 64-bit version of Windows. If you are unsure as to the version installed on your PC, you can press Windows+R to bring up the Runwindow and run msinfo32. This will be listed as the System Type. Source: Rich Edmonds / Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Rich Edmonds / Windows Central) Who it's for RX 590, 580, 570, 480, 470, R9 390X**, 390*, 380X**, 380, 290X**, 290**, 285*, 280X**, 280**, 270X, 270, R7 370, HD7970**, 7950**, 7870, 7850, 6970, 6950, 6870, 6850, 6790, 6770, 5870, 5850, 5830

Once the search completes, you should get a list of all detected software accessing USB devices including NZXT CAM. Take note all of these programs and try disabling them from starting with the Windows software. You can do this either from the options settings within the individual programs or by using the Startup section of the Task Manager in Windows. If after disabling all other detected programs the Kraken is still not responding in CAM, this could indicate an issue with the USB cable or the USB connection to the Motherboard. If you are using any kind of USB Expansion, Splitter, or Hub within the PC it is recommend to connect the Kraken directly to the Motherboard's internal USB 2.0 header to confirm if the issue is with the Kraken itself or due to this device between the Kraken and the Motherboard. Last year, NZXT introduced us to the Z-series of Kraken CPU coolers - the latest iteration on the Kraken with an updated pump design… with a customizable LCD display. Whether utilizing for real-time thermal monitoring or to throw a gif of the face Destiny 2 ’s Drifter makes watching you dunk on four Guardians in a Gambit match, the display is only limited by your imagination. Let’s look beyond a singular number for a moment. Thermal temperatures peaked at around the five minute mark of the test, coincidentally, for around five minutes, holding at roughly 62C over ambient temperatures. After being under load for about twelve minutes into the test, temperatures dipped to around 42C over ambient temperatures as the Kraken stabilized. In the final three minutes, it rose to 60 C over ambient near the end of our twenty minute test. After a short time, the Kraken sat comfortably at around 18C over ambient temperatures.

As we mentioned before, we did want to test out the Kraken Z63 in NZXT’s own environment. As it turned out, I happened to be collecting some parts to throw together an Intel Core i5 10600K-based system. And what we saw was a remarkably similar story. The Kraken Z63 held the CPU at just under 60C while under load and kept the CPU at around 40C (18C over ambient) immediately following. NZXT is a company known for their unique design, clean look, and performance. This is very true of their pre-built systems, cases, and, of course, coolers. In our recent H510 Flow build, we got the chance to test out the company’s newest iteration of their AIO cooler, the Kraken Z63 RGB. If price is no object, there are few AIO options out there that look this good, or work this well, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to keep their build cool. This All-in-One (AIO) liquid cooler is ready for high performance CPU's with the ability to fit in most cases. Show CPU/GPU temperatures or customize with GIFs with the Kraken Z LCD display.