Editors Liked
- Superb aesthetics
- Fit and finish are perfect
- Solid performance
- Excellent Quality
- An infinity mirror
Editors Didn't Like
- Without any additional performance gains it's $10 more than the Kraken X52
Direct Competitors and Related Products
Expert reviews and ratings
By HotHardware
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We are almost to the end of yet another wonderfully innovative year in technology. The non-stop innovation of the tech sector has presented us with products and services that deliver more horsepower, lower power consumption, and smaller form factors...
By wccftech.com
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The NZXT Kraken X62 is slightly more expensive then its competitors, but for that premium you get an extremely unique aesthetic that no other vendor can provide ( I am sure the infinity mirror design is patented). It also has best-in-class cooling...
By ThinkComputers
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As I said with the X52 the only downside to this product is the price and here with the X62 it’s a little bit more severe. The X62 can be found for $159.99. This puts it squarely into the price range of entry level custom watercooling kits which will certainly win in a performance fight. The choice comes down to whether you want that amazing infinity mirror or not.
By pcGameware UK
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Not only is the NZXT Kraken X62 a cool CPU Cooler due to its cooling performance it's also a cool looking CPU Cooler too. In fact it's the best looking AIO CPU Cooler we've ever seen… The NZXT X62 arrived at pcG in a large box with all of the...
By Guru of 3D
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When we got contacted about reviewing the new Kraken series liquid coolers, I didn't know how cool these actually are. Yes yes. another RGB LED lit cooler you might think, well true dat! However there is a certain x-factor with the Kraken 62 that is...
By Techgage
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Whoa… we've finally arrived. Allow me to reiterate a couple of things said at the outset. First, this is not meant to be an in-depth article, despite the number of benchmarks run. All of these results help paint an overall picture of performance on...
By uk.hardware.info
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If you are looking for the best possible cooling for your processor, then water cooling is an excellent option. Ready-to-use kits such as those used in this test tend to deliver good to very good cooling performance. From models with a compact 120 / 140...
By HardOCP
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You may have noticed that there is no current support listed for AMD's new Ryzen AM4 socket. Today we reviewed the Kraken X62 model number RL-KRX62-01; this kit does not have AM4 support. NZXT has released it updated Kraken X62 model number RL-KRX62-02;...
By gamersnexus.net
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EVGA's first attempt at an AIO is remarkably strong; they've come out swinging with the CLC series, outranking NZXT in noise levels just barely, and performing with a slight advantage in some cooling tests. EVGA falls behind by 2C when at the lower end...
By Legit Reviews
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So what do you think of the all-new Kraken coolers? Overall, we were quite impressed with everything! These new Kraken coolers feature fifth generation Asetek hardware and it performs very well. NZXT went ahead had the radiator tuned to use their Aer P...
By Pureoverclock
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If you want liquid cooling and never intend to expand the loop, the Kraken X62 should be on the top of your shopping...
By Overclock3D
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When it comes to aesthetics the NZXT X62 really hits the ball right out of the park, providing users with a clean looking pump, braided hoses and even some custom fans with replaceable coloured rings.With this coolers improved fans and pump design it is...
By ozeros.com
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Luego de las pruebas, continuamos con la conclusión que nos deja este water cooler de NZXT.Su instalación es realmente simple y rápida. NZXT en este apartado no nos hace peticiones extravagantes y, al menos en AMD, basta con elegir el anclaje correcto y...
By macfay-hardware.fr
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Au final on a quoi ? Un AiO de bonne facture qui s'installe facilement, deux ventilateurs de 140mm et un éclairage aux petits oignons. Les performances de ce kit vont de paire avec les nuisances sonores, mais masquées au milieu d'une ventilation boîtier...
As I said with the X52 the only downside to this product is the price and here with the X62 it’s a little bit more severe. The X62 can be found for $159.99. This puts it squarely into the price range of entry level custom watercooling kits which will certainly win in a performance fight. The choice comes down to whether you want that amazing infinity mirror or not.
As reviewed by ThinkComputers