Cooler Master MasterLiquid Maker 92 Goes on Pre Order
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Koniakki
That looks really amazing. I'm looking forward for its review boss! 😀
Edit: Props to CM for backing it up with that 5 years warranty too!
Kaarme
I have had an AIO liquid cooler in three PCs now, and one of the primary reasons is the fact it can transfer the CPU heat directly out of the case. This particular model fails at that, and is thus no different from regular air coolers, only more complicated.
Not to mention that 95mm fan looks pitiful. But then again, I never used the original fans but switched to Noctua or Scythe.
RavenMaster
That looks pretty cool. It means you don't have to take up a space on your case roof or the back grill to hang the pump fan on anymore. Neat idea 🙂
buhehe
95mm fan :S
TheDeeGee
If i want a noisy ass cooler i just install the Stock Intel one...
nz3777
It is cool-looking but wondering how the performance is on that thing!
reix2x
Xigmatek does it first, a long time ago, and in a very better (aesthetically) execution.
http://www.materiel.net/live/31557.jpg
BlueRay
This is horrible and a waste of money. It's more ugly and complicated "stock" like cooler. It doesn't transfer the heat out of the case and that fan is noisy and pitiful.
Undying
That Xigmatek looks like a abomination while MasterLiquid looks sleek.
Koniakki
+1 Well said.
RotatingFan
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People think this is a good idea why ?
It keeps the heat within the case, If you like it so much Hot glue your rad to the top of your h100 pump.
This design solves nothing it in fact creates problems.
Pete J
This looks like a very promising solution to my HTPC's hot CPU problem. I've applied to be notified when the preorder comes up.
Corbus
If it had some sort of tube that vented the hot air to the outside of the case, like some cases have on the side panel fan,to concentrate the air,that would have been decent,but probably would look even weirder.
slyphnier
when i see this, i think this type aio liquid cooler is just wrong
what for using this, when it function 100% same to air cooling, except much lighter heatsink weight (=less strain to mobo)
but more cons over standard air cooler
which is possible leak issue, and metal heatsink basically work all the time, even without fan to certain degree... but liquid cooling depends on the pump to transfer heat
there is reason why rads placed in intake/outtake most of time
well review will tell how good this will perform (especially in standard closed case condition)...
if open case seems will perform just okay though
The Reeferman
Is there water inside these AIO liquid coolers or other liquid?
Koniakki
I think it looks even better installed than those press photos!
A bit weird comparing to the "conventional" air coolers we are used to, but I like it!
It looks sleek and well, different. I hope it performs well.
I couldn't find any info on its weight tho.
https://s4.postimg.org/b6rqplmv1/MLM92_5.jpg
