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NZXT Announces New Kraken Series

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NZXT today announced the latest evolution of its renowned Kraken series, featuring the most advanced controls included in an all-in-one liquid cooler. With the debut of the Kraken X52, and the now upgraded Kraken X42 and X62, everything, including pump, radiator and fans, has been designed and engineered to deliver cooling performance that is second to none. The new Kraken series also feature reinforced extended tubing across the board, with reinforced nylon sleeves that add strength while showing no compromises in flexibility.



All-new Kraken Series features include:
  • Redesigned quieter pump for silent operation
  • CAM Powered Pump and Fan Speed Controls
  • All-new Aer P Fans built for cooling perfection
  • Advanced RGB Lighting Effects
  • Industry-leading 6-year Warranty

Through CAM's intuitive design and full software integration, the new Kraken series by NZXT allows for independent regulation of pump and fan performance, while allowing full control over additional options, like cycling through different lightning presets and operation modes. CAM 3.2 will be available for download soon and feature numerous updates including HUE+ lighting sync, support for Aer RGB, and Game mode for CS:GO lighting operation.

Alongside the new Kraken series, NZXT is debuting the Aer P series of high static pressure fans, which feature chamfered intake and exhausts, winglet designed fan blades and fluid dynamic bearings. These will be available separately, in 120mm (included with the Kraken X52, and $15.99 each) and 140mm models (included with Kraken X42 and X62, $17.99 each). The Aer P series also includes sleeved cables, as well as vibration dampeners, with three available colored trim choices to color coordinate your build. These trims come in at $5.99 a pair for the Aer P120 and Aer P140.

The new Kraken series are now available in the USA, through pre-order at NZXT, with prices at $129.99 for the Kraken X42, $149.99 for the Kraken X52, and $159.99 for the Kraken X62. EU and ROW availability is slated for early November, at which time the USA pre-orders will begin shipping.



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Cooling performance that is second to none? Are you saying the coolers were redesigned not to cool at all? :P
 
Cooling performance that is second to none? Are you saying the coolers were redesigned not to cool at all? :p

If so, the plan is now to nuclearly weaponize every system that uses these Kraken :laugh: Now more seriously, does that sentence elicit any doubts as to what it means?
 
Yes, as a non-native speaker, I understand it the way I wrote. Must be some special expression if it's not the case.
 
Yes, as a non-native speaker, I understand it the way I wrote. Must be some special expression if it's not the case.

Yeah, it's an idiom. It means that their product would never come second in any comparison of cooling performance, ie, that it would always come on top as the best performing solution :toast:
 
looks beautiful lit it, but we know that lipstick does not cool down the liquid. Cross-section of the pipe sucks. This kills the pump and efficiency. I doubt the good cooling with so little flow .
 
Not to defend them but I've heard nothing but praises for the Kraken series of AIO's. They are just a bit expensive for my budget and needs.
 
When I will see benchmarks then we can tall about this product.
 
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