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Question: How can I make this cool my GTX 780 Ti as well? Is there a water block made for this? I'm not sure what parts are needing in order to cool both.
Document: but i could not find a 140mm fan area it would fix(i have 2 on my case). i ended up having to go to a metal shop and have them drill me new holes. but i found some odd holes on the radiator that made me freak out( water damage to my rig not cool thought). so i returned for fear of what may come.
I purchased this Kraken X 60 recently and so far I am basically pleased with this physical aspects of the unit. It is well made, easy to install compared wit many other closed loop water cooling systems and seems to really aid in bringing down CPU temps compared with most bulky air coolers.However, the software is in dire need of improvement. The software on the disk has a cheap lookng interface and is designed wanting of better user experience. The temp monitor and fan speed did not work.
I have previously used the Corsair H100i liquid CPU-cooler (as seems to be the norm around here) on my  i7 2600k. It worked very well and kept my CPU extremely cool, even at overclocked speeds of 4.4GHz. When I purchased the Kraken x40, I was skeptical that it would be able to keep pace but I sure was wrong. I put this guy in a little micro-ATX build I have with an i5-3570k and the Kraken works wonders.
I bought 2 of these. One of them leaked in my computer and wrecked it. NZXT's customer service replaced all my parts. Then, when I opened one of the new x40s, it had already broken and leaked inside the packaging. Buy these if you like water spewed all over your computer.
Its awesome I have no more problem with heat on a  8320, I'm pretty sure it would have absolutely no problem on a AMD 8350 or even the nine series.My core temps at idol overclock to 4.2 set at 13.5C and full out never exceed 35C.Not sure how it would perform on a Intel chip. With a higher tjmax it would give you a lot more breathing room.The fans are loud. Keep this in mind, you may want to upgrade  your fans.
This unit is cooling my CPU like a champ. When I game it never goes above 40c and is fairly quiet.. The installation is not easy. The hole pattern on the fan did not match my case. I had to make a template and drill holes in the top of the case to mount this baby. It is quite large so make sure you install it in at least a full tower. Over all this is a great cooler for the price. Minus 1 star for installation problems.
Without the software the fans run at full bore. The software also requires a usb port to run. Installation was not too bad, although the included instructions are not very good. Make sure you tape the clear plastic cover over the thermal compound down while you are installing, because it pops off easily and you can accidentally mess up the thermal paste. Would be better if they just included a small tube of the stuff.
The high-performance components used in a high-end gaming build require a cooling unit that's u p to the challenge. The KRAKEN X60 fits the bill! The two fans do a great job of maintaining CPU temps. Add two more for even better performance. The item is large , so make sure there is clearance in your PC tower. I'd recommend a full tower such as the Obsidian 750D. Excellent product.
Both work well but the NZXT software has a bit of a nicer interface. Both will produce plots of the temps over time of the various parts  in your system and both do it well.
Needless to say I'm a fan although their tech support is something that can always be improved upon. I went with an all white NZXT build well over a year ago and have yet to regret that decision. I have pushed the Kraken x60 to limits most people never would and it has yet to let me down.
Answer: NZXT just recently released the Kraken g10 for preorder. I don't know if it's available yet (I think it is), but it allows GPU mounting to almost all new graphics cards. Do a search for it, and check out their official page to make sure it will work for you.