A key feature of the Kraken Plus series of coolers is the customizable 1.54" square LCD screen.  This screen features a number of options including Custom Images, System Stats, and even a Clock.  This guide will take a quick look at the options currently available to the Kraken Plus.

Kraken Plus vs. Kraken Elite Screen

The Kraken Plus cooler (right) features a smaller 1.54" square LCD rather than the circular edge-to-edge display found on the Kraken Elite and Kraken Z series.  Images and effects shown on the Kraken Plus may be cropped to fit the smaller screen size.

Image/GIF

Add a little personal expression to your system by adding a custom image or GIF to your Kraken Plus display.  This can be a local image already saved on your PC or a you can find various images using the Browse GIFs button to open the GIF search powered by tenor.

Single Infographic

Based on the default mode for the Kraken Plus, the Single Infographic allows you to set the screen to show live information from one of many sources including:

Single Infographic + GIF

Combining the first two options, Single Infographic + GIF allows you to both monitor your system stats and add a little self expression to your cooler using custom images.

Dual Infographic

Dual Infographic expands on the display options available for Single Infographic mode by adding the ability to monitor an additional system stat from the provided list.

Clockface

For a simpler, more utilitarian option the Kraken Plus can display either an Radial clock or a 4-digit clock display with 12 hour and 24 hour options.

Web Integration

By far the most advanced of the functions available on the Kraken Plus, Web Integration allows users to create custom display faces for their Kraken coolers.  For more information, please check out our dedicated Web Integration page here:  NZXT - Kraken Web Integrations.

Carousel

If you can't decide on a single display mode or would like to cycle through a few specific faces, the Carousel mode allows you to automatically switch between up to five (5) different displays at a set interval.