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Cooler Master presents new Gear incl MasterLiquid Pro Coolers and PSUs
Cooler Master, a leader in design and manufacturing computer components and peripherals, today unveiled their next steps towards embodying the Maker Spirit in building and using PCs.
MasterCase and MasterBox: Many Ways to Modular
MasterCase with the FreeFormTM Modular System are creating more avenues for individual choice and expression asmore towers fill out the MasterCase, MasterCase Pro and flagship MasterCase Maker lines. A full range of sizes has nowappeared as well as new outlooks for simplicity and expression. On top of the modular frame, a growing ecosystem ofswappable MasterAccessories and MakerMade Accessories can be used to customize the exterior and adjust the interiorlayout. The second version of Cooler Master’s innovation platform, MasterConcept 2.0, has made strides towards acompletely modular case that has no defined form or function other than that created by its user. The MasterBox line, atrimmer case featuring internal expandability and layout flexibility, has also expanded with a mini-tower and newmid-tower colors and outlooks
Decades of Innovation in the Complete Thermal Line-Up
Cooler Master’s award-winning thermal solutions have grown to make it easier to select cooling. As well, all the lines havebeen consolidated and imbued with new technology across many product segments. The MasterAir Series of CPU aircoolers and the MasterGel Series of thermal pastes now all feature full product portfolios ranging from entry-level upthrough the Pro and Maker iterations for increasing quality and customization. The liquid cooling segment has alsolaunched its first member, the MasterLiquid Pro 120 and 240 AIO coolers, featuring a unique pump design for varioususer preferences. The MasterFan Series has spun off its MasterFan Pro, a collection of three blade designs withadjustable fan speed profiles for varying component and case cooling needs. All CPU coolers include the MasterGel Proor MasterGel Maker, depending on the segment.
Cooler Master’s award-winning thermal solutions have grown to make it easier to select cooling. As well, all the lines havebeen consolidated and imbued with new technology across many product segments. The MasterAir Series of CPU aircoolers and the MasterGel Series of thermal pastes now all feature full product portfolios ranging from entry-level upthrough the Pro and Maker iterations for increasing quality and customization. The liquid cooling segment has alsolaunched its first member, the MasterLiquid Pro 120 and 240 AIO coolers, featuring a unique pump design for varioususer preferences. The MasterFan Series has spun off its MasterFan Pro, a collection of three blade designs withadjustable fan speed profiles for varying component and case cooling needs. All CPU coolers include the MasterGel Proor MasterGel Maker, depending on the segment.
MasterWatt: Reliable Power with the Thermal Touch
The MasterWatt Series was charged by the flagship MasterWatt Maker 1200 and will expand into a full line of MasterWattPSUs for varying levels of control and power requirements. The series incorporates custom changes to the circuit design,heatsink and fan to reduce heat waste, strengthen reliability and extend life expectancy. These have become availablefrom the MasterWatt upwards.
The MasterWatt Series was charged by the flagship MasterWatt Maker 1200 and will expand into a full line of MasterWattPSUs for varying levels of control and power requirements. The series incorporates custom changes to the circuit design,heatsink and fan to reduce heat waste, strengthen reliability and extend life expectancy. These have become availablefrom the MasterWatt upwards.
Customize the Touch and Feel of Your PC Experience with Peripherals
Peripherals have been reengineered to allow high customization depending on the feel and personality of the user.Starting with the varying sizes of the MasterKeys line, users have a choice of lighting and switches ranging from simpleand clean to the infinite customizations of the MasterKeys Pro RGB with software. The MasterMouse Series also startsfrom a clean, ambidextrous build and works in swappable panels for size and grip type in the Pro version. TheMasterPulse’s Bass FX technology for in-ear and over-ear headphones allows the switch between a bass boost createdby unique hardwiring in the headset structure itself.
Cooler Master Flagship Maker Series - 05/18/2016 08:02 AM
Cooler Maste launched a range of products built for the PC community at large. The top-of-the-line Maker products (MasterCase Maker 5, MasterAir Maker 8, and MasterWatt Maker 1200) are designed to ena...
MasterCase Maker by Cooler Master Is Available - 05/11/2016 01:11 PM
A bit of a silent launch, but Cooler Master just released its MasterCase Maker edition. The product was announced nearly a year ago at Computex and features a modular design with body panels that ca...
Cooler Master MasterKeys RGB lit Pro Series Keyboards - 03/15/2016 09:57 AM
Cooler Masterlaunched a selection of keyboards for gamers to choose from. Minimalistic design meets brilliant illumination in Cooler Master's first RGB mechanical keyboard series with Cherry MX switc...
Cooler Master: Hyper 212X and TX3i launched - 02/09/2016 07:24 PM
Cooler Master announced the Hyper 212X and Hyper TX3i air CPU coolers. Building on its Hyper 212 and Hyper TX3 predecessors Cooler Master focused on more easy of upgrading, ensuring that simple upgrad...
Cooler Master Announces RGB Keyboards - 01/08/2016 01:32 PM
Cooler Master announced a selection of keyboards for gamers to choose from. Minimalistic design meets brilliant illumination in Cooler Master’s first RGB mechanical keyboard series with Cher...
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I wonder if Asetek goes for cash grab this time...
Thin tubing may not be problem, but it seems bit short. I wonder how it is performing and if they'll have like 2 versions with different tube lengths.