NZXT like to use a clean, clinical look to their packaging, with very little information on the front. The packaging does suit their product design well and shows off the product perfectly well.
With the rear being almost void of any information whatsoever, you’d expect to see plenty on the reverse and that is the case, kind of. NZXT use a multi-lingual packaging which means that there’s a lot of text but not necessarily much for you to read in your chosen language. They do give the full specification breakdown on one side, with loads of features on the other though.
Included with the Kraken cooler is the relevant mounting hardware for both Intel and AMD, a pair of Aer P120 fans, a couple of cables to connect to the pump and an instruction booklet.
With the rear being almost void of any information whatsoever, you’d expect to see plenty on the reverse and that is the case, kind of. NZXT use a multi-lingual packaging which means that there’s a lot of text but not necessarily much for you to read in your chosen language. They do give the full specification breakdown on one side, with loads of features on the other though.
Included with the Kraken cooler is the relevant mounting hardware for both Intel and AMD, a pair of Aer P120 fans, a couple of cables to connect to the pump and an instruction booklet.
