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The Kraken 120 combines the look of an AIO cooling system with the function of a 120mm form factor set of fans, delivering coolant wherever you need it. Featuring an RGB cap and an individually addressable logo and ring RGB LEDs, the Kraken 120 is a phenomenal way to add quiet and effective liquid cooling to your build.
Q: What kind of performance can I expect from this cooler?
A: The Kraken 120 combines an updated pump chamber with the Aer P radiator for improved thermal performance, silent operation, and powerful cooling.
Q: What type of bearing does the fan use?
A: The Kraken 120mm CPU cooler uses a hydraulic bearing.
Q: How much airflow can the fan produce?
A: The fan on this cooler has an airflow volume of 73.11 cubic feet per minute.
Q: Does this cooler have customizable lighting?
A: Yes, the Kraken 120 has customizable RGB lighting.
Q: What is the maximum fan speed?
A: The maximum fan speed is 1500 revolutions per minute.
Q: Hello, does it come with pre applied thermal paste? Thanks.
A: Yes it does.
A: We would recommend a kraken 240mm or larger for that cpu
Q: Will this work with i9 9900k
A: Hi Thomas, Thanks for reaching out. The compatibility would work fine. At stock speeds, it should be just fine. But it's a smaller cooler for an i9. Any overclocking might result in higher operating temperatures.

The Kraken 120 combines the look of an AIO cooling system with the function of a 120mm form factor set of fans, delivering coolant wherever you need it. Featuring an RGB cap and an individually addressable logo and ring RGB LEDs, the Kraken 120 is a phenomenal way to add quiet and effective liquid cooling to your build.

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| Pros for NZXT - Kraken 120mm Radiator CPU Liquid Cooler (1 x 120mm Aer P Fan) with RGB Display - Black | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Cooling Performance, Noise Level, Ease of use, Price | Cooling Performance, Installation | Cooling Performance, Installation Ease, Noise Level, Appearance, Quality | Installation Ease, Noise Level, Overall Performance |
| Cons for NZXT - Kraken 120mm Radiator CPU Liquid Cooler (1 x 120mm Aer P Fan) with RGB Display - Black | |||
| RGB, Size, Installation | There were no cons for this product— | Compatibility | There were no cons for this product— |
Customers are impressed with the Kraken 120mm CPU cooler's excellent cooling performance and ease of installation. Many found it easy to set up and significantly reduced CPU temperatures, while some noted that the cooler is quieter than alternatives. However, a few customers mentioned challenges with the size and RGB configuration, suggesting potential fitment issues in smaller builds and limitations in RGB customization.
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I can’t say enough about the NZXT Kraken 120mm Liquid Cooler — it’s one of those rare upgrades that instantly makes you wonder, “Why didn’t I do this sooner?” From the moment I opened the box, everything felt premium. The design is sleek, the parts are solid, and installation was way easier than I expected. Performance-wise? Absolute powerhouse. My CPU temps dropped dramatically, and the Aer P fan keeps everything running cool and quiet — no more worrying about heat spikes during long gaming sessions or heavy multitasking. It’s efficient, reliable, and clearly built with quality in mind. But what really sets this cooler apart is the RGB display. It’s not just an extra feature — it’s the centerpiece of my build. The customization options make my rig look like it belongs on a showcase floor, and friends who see it for the first time can’t stop asking about it. It’s that eye-catching. Best Buy made the experience even better. Fast shipping, smooth checkout, and I felt confident knowing I was getting a trusted product from a store I rely on for all my tech needs. Bottom line: this cooler doesn’t just keep my CPU in check — it makes my entire setup shine. If you want the perfect mix of style, silence, and serious cooling power, the NZXT Kraken 120 is the upgrade your PC deserves.
Posted by DanielC
Overall, I would say that this component has worked well for me thus far. I have noticed a decrease in the temperatures that my CPU runs at as a result of using this liquid CPU cooler instead of the heatsink. I appreciate this very much as upgrading software and using an attached capture card was taxing the CPU on my new PC causing it to run hot. In the past, I have had some problems with traditional heatsinks: my old PC lasted for thirteen years and I am pretty sure the heatsink failing was what led to it’s demise. I guess time will tell whether or not the NZXT – Kraken 120 will allow my newer PC to achieve greater longevity. Prior to purchasing this component, I really had to educate myself on it as I was fairly naïve to how it worked. I had to learn the difference between it, air cooling, and open (or custom) loops in order to fully appreciate how this component would function in my rig. Luckily there are plenty of videos and websites out there that can be used as credible educational material. I would strongly advise anyone considering an upgrade such as this to do similar research unless they are already confident that they know what they are getting into. Something that I had to come to understand was that this is an “all-in-one” (AIO) cooler versus an open (or custom) cooling loop. That is, this AIO comes with a pump, radiator, and water block that are preassembled together prior to being installed. This is nice as, by contrast to an open cooling loop, this AIO is zero maintenance after installation and does not require coolant (or water) filling/topping off. However, given these features this AIO can’t be used to cool down other components of the PC (e.g, the graphics card) which is a feature that an open system supposedly is capable of. I will also admit that given the nature of the coolant I am concerned about it being a viable, long-term alternative to air cooling. This, again, will only be something that can be determined through the test of time, though (thanks to Intel, Corsair, and Asetek Inc. for some information here as all these thoughts are not original on my behalf). I should also indicate that I had this component professionally installed by Geek Squad. I highly recommend making use of s service such as that (or a sound alternative). It takes a lot of stress away from the situation by having it installed by courteous, knowledgeable professionals who can back-up their work in case anything goes wrong. My biggest complaint with this component thus far is that it requires an RGB controller that is sold separately to control the RGB lights. I was a little disappointed when I found this out as being able to monitor the temperature of my computer’s components has become a priority for me given some of the tasks that I am striving to have it be able to achieve efficiently. That being said, this was a very modestly priced AIO and when the cost of a separate RGB controller is factored in on top of it the total expense probably turns out to be competitive with the cost for a cooler that comes with an RGB controller included.
Posted by Thanks
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The NZXT single-fan cooler? Let me just say, it kept my CPU chill as a cucumber on an Alaskan cruise—until my rig caught wind of its stylish Corsair triple-fan cousin. Yep, that’s right: I returned my sleek black single-fan beauty for a Corsair white triple cooler because, well, cables. I wanted my PC to look like a sci-fi spaceship, not an artist’s rendition of a spaghetti explosion! The NZXT kept things frosty and my games running smooth, but when I imagined my setup with that extra cooling power and simplified cabling? Shoutout to Best Buy for making my cooler swap dreams a reality. If you need a cooler that just works and don’t mind a few extra cable puzzles, this one’s got your back.
Posted by MiGutierrez