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Cooler Master Announces Support for AMD Ryzen Threadripper and Socket TR4
Cooler Master announces support for AMD Ryzen Threadripper and Socket TR4 for its all-in-one liquid CPU coolers with a mounting kit (RL-TR4B-MLLS-R1). The list of coolers includes: MasterLiquid 240, 120, ML240L RGB, ML120L RGB, Lite 240 and Lite 120.
AMD’s latest HEDT CPUs offers up to 16 cores and 32 threads which reaches up to 180 watt TDP with the flagship 1950X. This processor requires top notch cooling technology to tame its unprecedented performance, which makes Cooler Master’s dual chamber cooling used in the popular MasterLiquid models a perfect option. This is possible with the unique cooling process which isolates the heated coolant from the cooled to maximize the results of the cooling of the processor.
Cooler Master continues to work closely with AMD to provide extensive cooling and exclusive software support for the AMD Ryzen platforms that includes the Ryzen 3, 5 and 7. Users can sync their lighting effects for their AMD Wraith Max Cooler using Cooler Master’s software.
Compatible cooling:
- MasterLiquid 240
- MasterLiquid 120
- MasterLiquid Lite 120
- MasterLiquid ML240L RGB: coming soon
- MasterLiquid ML120L RGB: coming soon
- MasterLiquid Lite 240: coming soon
Cooler Master Launches MasterBox Lite 5 RGB - 07/25/2017 01:08 PM
Cooler Master announced the release of the MasterBox Lite 5 RGB, a high performance ATX mid-tower case with three pre-installed RGB fans behind a DarkMirror front panel which gives an amazing lighting...
Cooler Master Launches Mechanical Keyboards with Enthusiast PBT Keycaps - 06/27/2017 11:58 AM
Cooler Master announced the launch of two new keyboards, the MasterKeys S and MasterKeys L. Both additions come fully equipped with Genuine Cherry MX switches, on-the-fly- adjustment capabilities, ico...
Cooler Master Offers NVIDIA Edition MasterKeys Pro L Keyboard - 06/20/2017 12:18 PM
Cooler Master teamed up with NVIDIA to create and launch an NVIDIA edition keyboard for gamers and fans. The MasterKeys Pro L provides luminous green LED backlighting. The keyboard is equipped with Ch...
Computex 2017: Cooler Master Fanless PSUs Keyboards and Headsets - 06/05/2017 06:13 AM
Over at Computex Cooler Master next to its chassis and cooling products also had some other things on display worth taking a closer look at....
Computex 2017: Cooler Master Office and CM Store visit - 06/01/2017 02:07 PM
Cooler Master this year has invited a number of people from the media to their Taiwan based office, in this news item a tour of the facility. Cooler Master was founded in 1992 (yes 25th anniversary) a...
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#5459712 Posted on: 08/05/2017 05:59 PM
It's not needed...so.....
better change that circular copper block with rectangular one but i guess they need to sell anything they got ha!
It's not needed...so.....
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#5459770 Posted on: 08/05/2017 08:57 PM
completely agree
It will cover the die area. People's understanding of heat transfer is lacking it seems.
completely agree
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#5459970 Posted on: 08/06/2017 07:10 PM
The more contact space the more cooler the cpu gets ! so I would agree to change the coolers shape .
The more contact space the more cooler the cpu gets ! so I would agree to change the coolers shape .
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#5459971 Posted on: 08/06/2017 07:13 PM
Hey looks, its more people who don't understand how heat transfer works.
Tell me, if Hilbert, you know, the guy who does reviews for this website, states:
"I can touch the area not covered by the heatsink, and it's cool"(not exact words, as i don't recall which thread he shared that in)
What, EXACTLY, do you think is going to be transferring, heatwise, to a larger block? Cold? Considering its cool to the touch, what could POSSIBLY transfer, heat wise?
The more contact space the more cooler the cpu gets ! so I would agree to change the coolers shape .
Hey looks, its more people who don't understand how heat transfer works.
Tell me, if Hilbert, you know, the guy who does reviews for this website, states:
"I can touch the area not covered by the heatsink, and it's cool"(not exact words, as i don't recall which thread he shared that in)
What, EXACTLY, do you think is going to be transferring, heatwise, to a larger block? Cold? Considering its cool to the touch, what could POSSIBLY transfer, heat wise?
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It will cover the die area. People's understanding of heat transfer is lacking it seems.