Raijintek Triton All-in-One CPU Liquid Cooling System

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I had to top up the water block as the screw for topping it up was loose and it was leaking. Was pretty easy to install however it is a challenge depending on your case set up to keep the hoses from kinking. They should have used coils. Also the hoses were not fastened securely either and were leaking. was ok after it was secured properlycurrently have this installed in my nxzt phantom and am unable to install 2nd rad fan as the waterblock is too huge for it to fit. This wouldnt have been an issue with anything corsair for example

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Just changed out from older corsair cause the corsair's pump died after 4 years of use. Even on minimum fan speed setting its very loud.

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I got this cooler to cool my new 4790k overcloked to 4.8 and it does the job great at low fan speed so it is quite quiet. I had no issues with this product and will use it again in other PC builds.All necessary screws and cables and dyes were included

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Everything was fine at the beginning, good temps, good overclock. Then!!!!!The cpu block/pump combo cracked where the power cable goes in right down the middle to the base. This happened when I wasn't home and caused a lot of water to dump right onto my graphics card.At least nothing is dead except this block.

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Overall this seems like an okay built product, the rad was not bent or misshapen at all, and the fans were quiet and pushed a good amount of air, they also come with a speed controller. This was what I found testing it before installing. Once I moved to installing it, this quickly became one of the most frustrating units I've dealt with. First, they only include 8 30mm screws, which means if you want a push/pull system, you're going to need to supply your own screws (not a huge deal, but would be nice to just throw in the extra 8). The tubing though, this is where it really became a hassle, this is bar none some of the worst tubing I've ever seen, it kinks when you just look at it. If you're not running a front rad, be ready to cut out some of the tubing, they provide a lot, and the system is of course already filled, so trimming the tubing is a bit difficult. I understand why they give so much, so you can fit a front mount, but the tube needs to be higher quality so that you can actually route it, if you try to corner it at all, it just kinks up in 4 places. Then once it's kinked once, the tube stresses and wants to kink up again in the same space. I've just gone ahead and completely replaced the tubing since the rest of the system seems pretty good. Anti-kink coils are a must with this system though, even just because the block sits so far from the board.

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This is attractive liquid cooling system with optional add in color to the cooling liquid. However, the warranty tape over the water add-in cover clearly state warranty void if peel over. This should be clearly stated in the product description or do not bundle the color package at all.The water pump is much bigger than expected. The 3-pin fan are very noisy. With the included small manual knob to control the fan speed, it become quiet if tune down to about 1000 rpm which will not cool down my over clocked i7 CPU.Good idea LIQ but need to improve the bundled fan, water pump size and warranty for the optional color

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This is a nice change from the standard all-black AIO coolers on the market, and it works quite well. I did buy some 3-pin extension cables so I could plug it into the motherboard for BIOS fan control, but other than that everything is in the box. I might swap out the fans for something quieter.