CoolerMaster Shows Off New Cooling Products at Computex
CoolerMaster has a few new products for your CPU.
We stopped by CoolerMaster at Computex to take a look at what's new. First up are two new water coolers, the Eisberg 120 and 240, which differ in their size of radiator and the addition of a second 120mm fan.
Both feature a coppe
r base plate and are open loop systems, so user can choose the coolant. The fan(s) measure 120 x 120 x 25 mm (4.7 x 4.7 x 1 in) and have a speed of 1600 RPM. Supported sockets include: Intel LGA 775/1156/1155/1366/2011 and AMD AM2/AM2+/AM3/AM3+/FM1/FM2. Look for these in early July.
In August, CoolerMaster will be launching an air cooler called the TPC 612. It will have a single 120 mm fan, but air flow and noise information weren't yet available. It features four 6mm heatpipes, a flat vapor chamber design, a nickel plated copper base, and aluminum alloy fins. The dimensions are 145 x 79 x 165 mm (5.7 x 3.11 x 6.5 in), and for the heatsink itself 120 x 120 x 25 mm (4.7 x 4.7 x 1 in)
Other upcoming products discussed, but not available for photography are the AL120 and 240, plus an upcoming flagship. The AL120/240 will be similar to the Eisberg, but will have a flatter water block. There will also be a low-cost version of the AL120 that's still unnamed, but targeted for budget users around $50.
Coming late July will be V8GT-VC-X, the upcoming flagship air cooler. It will have a square vapor chamber in the base of the cooler, made of nickel-plated copper, along with eight heatpipes. Expect dual 140 mm fans with LEDs with fins made of aluminum alloy.




Come on CM! I'm waiting for a low profile GeminII! That thing is amazing, but too high for my HTPC, lol.
Cheers!
are all your cars and airplane custom made also?
it's bad enough 99.95 % of the time it's user error, you want user error to come in contact with 500w-1200w?
More of the same will keep the prices in check!
ge in the middle of the paragraph there
Why use a box fan when you can "borrow" two old car radiators from the junk yard and find a large industrial fan?
Sure, it's going to be loud and ugly, but who cares since the water's ambient temperature is going to be only around 1 C higher than the ambient room temperature.
Apples and oranges. Custom computers are easilly affordable to anyone with a job, custom cars on other hand. Try again.
Glad to see CM getting a, what looks to be, nice product out there for those going for that.
I personally see no reason to OC anything to the degree that would require water cooling but to each their own! Heck, with the performance of the i5-2400, it seems like OC'ing is becoming something to do solely for the fun of it; man is it awesome to see those crazy OC's on youtube.
Yet, a $30 hyper 212 EVO will outperform it!