We've been able to catch the Cooler Master Eisberg series on Camera. Initially is should have been launched, then got delayed and then delayed some more. Do not confuse these with the Seidon series liquid coolers (which we'll review soon btw). The Eisberg series is still in development and will be an all-in-on kit liquid cooler ... with options. For example you can change tubing, fill coolant, maybe change the radiator. See it's more of a customizable series. The water-blocks will be huge though.

Eisberg is a German designed water cooling system with outstanding cooling performance and great durability. The Micro Channel Technology provides more contact area between coolant and copper base and improves cooling performance. The other unique Jet Stream Technology offers turbo injection of water inside the waterblock and provides optimal speed and pressure of water flow.

You will spot the Eisberg 240 and the Eisberg 120, these watercooling kits offer radiators with a size of 240mm and 120mm, respectively.

Both models offer a copper radiator that is designed to be used with two fans in push-pull configuration. Included in the kit is a water-pump from German manufacturer Eheim with ceramic bearings. Cooler Master mentioned that the included pump is powerful enough to simultaneously serve four CPU and four GPU cooling blocks.

The Eisberg 120 is expected to cost about 130 EUR while the 240 edition should have a MSRP of around 140EUR. Availability (hopefully) is Q2/Q3, and fun fact: Cooler Master states that a 360mm edition should follow as well.

I've also included a couple of photo's of the Seidon series on display as reference.