With only only 10% of an Iceberg visible above water there's a lot that's not immediately obvious. But does the Eisberg from Cooler Master have hidden depths?
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Cooler Master Eisberg 120L Prestige Review
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Greenback
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interesting results, shame you didn't get the 240 version seems to do well in reviews.
Haven't cooler master been saying they are going to fix the noise since last year as it seems by other reviews as well it has noise issues.
But at £130 for the 240 version that's getting into Xspc kit range or even Swiftech H220 + another 240 rad, which makes it well over priced imo
Haven't cooler master been saying they are going to fix the noise since last year as it seems by other reviews as well it has noise issues.
But at £130 for the 240 version that's getting into Xspc kit range or even Swiftech H220 + another 240 rad, which makes it well over priced imo
aye, shoot the flare, the eisburg has capsized and is sinking quickly. the sounds
of the swelling whitecaps are drown out by the 7v pump growl! was really looking
forward to seeing this and its 240 brother really take off, instead of taking its last
gulp of coolant before up-ending.. too bad
of the swelling whitecaps are drown out by the 7v pump growl! was really looking
forward to seeing this and its 240 brother really take off, instead of taking its last
gulp of coolant before up-ending.. too bad
Mgutierrez33
New member
*Jayne Cobb voice* ... Well that's just damn disappointing'.
Oh well, I suppose you can't win them all. Plus, based on the specs of that pump it really wouldn't do ti add much more into the loop apart from a 240 mm rad and possibly including a MOSFETT block, but I wouldn't throw much more at it than that really.
Oh well, I suppose you can't win them all. Plus, based on the specs of that pump it really wouldn't do ti add much more into the loop apart from a 240 mm rad and possibly including a MOSFETT block, but I wouldn't throw much more at it than that really.
Greenback
Active member
If you want a 240 with expandability then look at the swiftech H220
Actually Dubs has it at his house :lol:
Greenback
Active member
It would be nice to see how it performs, however the price of the 240 version is way to much considering other AIO's and available kits
Mgutierrez33
New member
SSSSSSHHHHHHH, no one must know his secret O_O
Srsly hoping this one has any shred of anything better (comparatively) going for it than the 120 model did. I actually did notice that in general the pumps for the Cooler Master AIO's are all pretty noisy, but when my gf's PC is running you can't make it out unless your head is right near the top exhaust of the 690II. Still, quiet, quality performance is what we aim for.
Tell him to stop hogging it and that your viewers are waiting!!!
Why TTL would you let him do that? Why?
:lol:
Vlada011
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I like this diagram it's best on NET.
H100i is for me best option today and X60 Extreme.
It's really weird how X60 is better than H100i but that's it.
I like because and CM start to make this all in one.
Any of them is better than massive coolers.
And price difference is not so big any more.
H100i is for me best option today and X60 Extreme.
It's really weird how X60 is better than H100i but that's it.
I like because and CM start to make this all in one.
Any of them is better than massive coolers.
And price difference is not so big any more.
