Okay, what can we say. Well-known company with quality and above all high performance. Because it has 140 fans, you need to check the space if it fits on the motherboard with coolers. It is quiet with adjustable settings both in pump speed and color. Very nice effects, reinforced pipes, and the radiator is quite thick. I have an Intel Core i7-11600K and everything works perfectly. Also, for aesthetic reasons but also for better cooling, I replaced the fans with coolermaster sickleflow argb. These are completely silent and have very good airflow and pressure. Very good result and the ability to cool a larger and more powerful processor.

I highly recommend it, it is the best you can buy at this price, I believe, for NZXT. It works perfectly with the Ryzen 5800x

An important piece of information that I did not see anywhere. I have been the owner of the x62 for years. When I bought it, the receipt stated a 3-year warranty. Today, I contacted NZXT support with the intention of purchasing replacement screws as one of mine broke due to my own mistake, and some from Cairo and the multiple changes I happened to make have been damaged. The employee informed me that all Z and X AIOs come with a 6-year warranty, so I will receive my replacements for free.

I have had it exactly for 2 months on a Ryzen 7 5800x.
To not be long-winded, I agree exactly with what user spanosgg says on 31/01/2022 as I had a very similar experience.

First time using a liquid cooler for my system's processor and I have been quite satisfied. I have had it for about a month now and so far it works flawlessly. Without any noticeable noise. Also, for Linux users, there is a corresponding application (Gkraken) that allows you to set profiles and colors (logo & ring).

I have been using the liquid cooling for ten days on the 11700K processor.

The processor is always cool, I haven't stressed the PC as I don't have a GPU at the moment, but I will update in the future.

The liquid cooling is adjustable through the cam with profile options and RGB for the pump. The installation is easy, just be careful when screwing in the cooler.

In conclusion, it is a very nice and effective liquid cooling for enthusiasts as well as average users.

One of the most beautiful liquid coolers in my opinion. Installed in a BeQuiet 500DX case, with a z490 motherboard, cooling an i9 10850k processor, the temperatures are quite low - 27 degrees idle and 85 degrees under full load. In games, I have never seen temperatures above 50 degrees.
With the NZXT CAM software and creating a custom curve, the temperature drops even further (79 degrees max in Cinebench, Prime95). The CAM software is relatively easy to use, where you can change the lighting (separately for the ring and logo), overclock the GPU (better with AFTERBURNER), adjust the cooling curve as I mentioned before, view the specs and temperatures of the computer, etc.
I had no difficulty in installation. Relatively quiet. In games, it is naturally more audible, but the GPU fans are more noticeable, so it doesn't bother me.
Perhaps the price is a bit steep (purchased for 150 euros).

EDIT (26/9/2024): STAY AWAY! The pump broke exactly at 3 years. The PC reaches 95C and I have to shut it down. For the 6-year warranty they advertise, they want proof of purchase, but I lost it as I have moved 3 times since 2021 and the store where I bought it has closed.

Very good and worth 100% the money I paid. It is beautiful and the temperature at full load with Flight Simulator does not exceed 60 degrees, whereas with the previous cooler it was usually around 70 to 75 degrees

I had it on a 7700k, the temperatures were generally high but not due to the liquid cooling but because of the processor which was a heater... Overall, though, for the temperatures it was playing at, it was good with this liquid cooling + it was beautiful... Now we changed the setup to 10900k and z63! By far one of the best and most beautiful liquid coolings for both, especially the new one!

I have it on an fx 8350 at stock 4ghz, the temperatures are ridiculous, at full load it reaches 40 degrees, the highest I've ever seen. Overclocked to 4.8 and the temperature has never exceeded 60. Simply a beast.

Somewhat noisy. Be careful with the splitter provided in the box that connects the refrigerator fans: they should be placed in the 3-pin slots (there is also a socket with 4 pins that should remain empty)

Very good quality and excellent cooling. The fans sometimes get stuck and work very loudly. The problem is only solved by restarting. The definitive solution came with a setting from the bios. The only flaw I found. I recommend it.

Although it is a bit pricey, it has very good performance and build quality!
More details in the review: https://youtu.be/Yo7MGHxFeWo

If you install Noctua fans, it's like it's not even working. 0 noise.
The infinity mirror is nice and rotates, so there is no problem with placement.

In tough times, a good captain shows himself, as my grandfather used to say, so there you have it.
Motherboard: x570 Aorus Master
CPU: Ryzen 9 5900x (PBO enabled, no manual OC)
Test: Cinebench R23 multi-core 10-minute loop score 21847
CPU clocks: 4.325Mhz on all cores at 1.225V with average temps of 88C (Pump normal settings from BIOS, stock fans custom settings 60% until CPU reaches 80 degrees, then go to 100%. The cooler is in the front, so it gets fresh air, and it's winter now, so it's fine.)

In normal use, the processor doesn't go above 65 degrees (mostly gaming).

TL;DR I would buy it again or I would buy the z63 for the LED screen, but that's personal preference.

Let me not talk too much, you all know the famous X62, this is an X62 but in a new version X63 with better materials and the logo in the front turns exactly where you want it depending on the Cable management, I recommend buying it, I put it on an i9900k and I am completely satisfied!!

I give it 4 stars for the noise. It doesn't make a lot of noise, but it's not completely silent either. Easy installation, I put it in the NZXT h500 case without any issues. So far, the CAM is working fine without any problems.

It is a very good liquid cooling for its price. It does a very good job, with a Ryzen 5 3600 it reaches 40-50 degrees and in gaming 50-60. The cooling tubes are very durable and also very quiet. The only negative thing I have to say is that the fans make a lot of noise, I would recommend spending an extra 20€ and changing them, that's what I did and now I have peace of mind.

Furthermore, the cooling is excellent. From 65-75 degrees, it dropped to 42-54 degrees, which I think is a huge difference. I have it on a 3900x, which is a hot chip. Attention: anyone who doesn't have a case with 140mm fan slots should go for the x52-x53. I had to switch from the Corsair 500 r, a large midi tower, to the Cougar Panzer Nax, a full tower. Installation: don't be confused by the RGB cable (NZXT), it doesn't fit into any port on the motherboard, it's for future use. If you also purchase the NZXT HUE 2 RGB kit, you will need this specific cable to connect it. I hope this helps! Edit: I see some people mentioning the noise. Let me ask, are the fans tightened too much? Because I can't hear anything at all! Maybe try loosening the screws a bit.

Placed on a 3800X
The temperatures are more than satisfactory
Effectively cools the processor
In a stress test lasting over 30 minutes, the temperature does not exceed 65 degrees. (fans speed ~1000RPM)

It is an X62 but with a newer pump.

The X62 uses the Asetek gen 5 and the X63 uses gen 7.

It is a refresh, meaning it has a better pump with less noise and better reliability than the previous model.

In terms of cooling, it is exactly the same as the previous one.

An extra feature that the X63 has is that the top cap rotates, meaning the nzxt logo on the pump can always be positioned where you want it, no matter how you install it.

One of the best AIOs on the market.