MSI Meg CoreLiquid S360 vs NZXT Kraken X63 280mm

The refresh rate of this thing is horrific. Like 2 frames per second? Maybe 3? It's just choppy looking if you use one of the animated pictures. I'm not sure if I can make my own animations yet. I'll be trying, but it only supports

There is no performance difference between Gen 6 and Gen 5. And Gen 7 versus Gen 5 testing, X62, X63 with the same fans, same fan speeds, everything. ...

Overall I think MSI has done a reasonable job with the MEG Core Liquid S360 all-in-one liquid cooler. Noise efficient cooling performance is good, the...

In case you do have an issue, contact NZXT support and they'll provide a usb hub that works as a workaround until they can roll out Krakens with the permanent fix built in or whatever. One more thing to be aware of is that unlike what the manual says there are only 2 viable installation directions if you are planning on the screen facing right side up. It's true that there is a way to rotate the image through the NZXT CAM software but if it isn't installed in one of the aforementioned orientations then unfortunately it wont be able to rotate it to the correct orientation which seems like an odd limitation but it is what it is. Okay so the performance of this cpu cooler is good, but I was honestly expecting just a bit more cooling efficiency from this latest pump design but it misses the mark by a non-insignificant amount

It's blocking some of the wind out. I really don't like this VRAM cooling fan. It's generating noises, it's increasing the cost, it's doing nothing fo...

Or else be prepared to purchase the Asetek 1700 kit here on Amazon if you would prefer to expedite your build and not play the waiting game with the manufacturer. The other option of course is to return and repurchase through Amazon until you receive a newer unit. As for docking a point on [fan] noise, the remedy is to replace the NZXT fans with the manufacturer of your choice. These rebranded Asetek AIOs are otherwise quiet with respect given to proper orientation

Now they sent this over to me for review. It's not sponsored or anything. They just wanted me to check it out and tell you guys what I thought. And I ...

The build features a Ryzen 5 5800X and a Gigabyte GTX 3080 Ti, so it puts out a lot of heat. For CPU cooling I have the NZXT Kraken X63 280mm AIO. My main issue is that the radiator exhausts out the side of the case, and the inside fills up with the hot air coming off the RTX 3080 Ti. A further infuriating issue is that the motherboard that I got - a Gigabyte X570-I AORUS PRO WIFI - only has one usable fan header

Great value for the money. The P360 comes with cheap fans, if youre already going to replace them with something else.

Considering a cheap cpu fan often benchmarks better than a lot of expensive aio’s… but worth the buy in my case (ha). Just makes your PC look even cooler (ha again).