Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240 Illusion ARGB Cooler

Lo uso para enfriar un core i712700k. en juegos como CALLOFDUTY todo en ultra. las temperatura no pasa de los 60 grados. Fácil instalación buenos materiales de fabricación.

Have had this cooler for about 8 months now. It’s ultra quiet and looks very sleek with the RGB lighting. One thing I like about the LEDs is that the housing is ‘frosted’ which reduces the intensity of the lighting but still looks very sleek. The absolute best thing though, is Cooler Master’s customer service. When I first installed the cooler, one fan was suffering from fan wobble. I contacted Cooler Master through their website (you need to create an account) and they sent me a new fan after I submitted the appropriate proof of purchase. They initially sent me the wrong fan. I contacted them again and without delay they sent me the correct fan. Great product and even better company!

This thing is awesome. It comes with everything including paste. It keeps the ryzen7 cold. I’m not into over clocking $200 to replace a processor no thanks.

I got this cooler because I upgraded to a an Intel 690 motherboard on street release date and this is the only one I could confirm as compatible with the new die size for the new I9 chips/cooler mounts on the new boards. It turns out that because I bought an Asus board they had already engineered a solution in and I could have used pretty much any cooler than would have been compatible with the most recent Intel motherboards before 690.

It does its job. I am not a fan of water cooling – but like I said – I could fine no air-cooling solution that the company would guarantee as compatible with the motherboard/chip combination I was putting together. Kudos to Cooler Master for being willing to commit here. Along with preferring air-based coolers, I do not like having end of the hoses that attach to the radiator mounted “up”. This can eventually lead to air in the lines and cooler failure. So I watch this like I’m half paranoid now. In theory there was a case or two (not Cooler Master – I have a Cooler Master case – NR600) that would have allowed me to mount it that way, but not with this cooler and a Cooler Master case. And it was for want of about 1.5″ more inches of tubing. I know that too much tubing length is itself a problem in system setups, but really? An inch and half? Was a little disappointed by that.

Now, don’t get me wrong. Cooler Master did NOT promise it would go in any particular way and I didn’t make purchase decisions that allowed what I want – but it was disappointing. But the cooler itself – absolutely silent! Incredible! I put in Corsair mag-lev fans for the rest of the system and figured I’d hear the Cooler Master over the Corsairs – which are also absolutely whisper quiet, by the way – but amazingly no. These fans are a joy.

I am absolutely unaware of fan noise except when I run extremely processor intensive calculations – during which I hear ONLY the sound of rushing air. Because the system is moving a bunch of air. No fan noise at all – and the air noise is very low – it just becomes perceptible in these situations. Almost imperceptible almost all other times.

Everyth8ng was easy with this AIO. Installation was simple CM really has it down. I got this AIO and 2 additional of the Halo fans for it and set it up in a Push/Pull for my new build.

11900K / AS Rock Z590 PG Velocita / RX 6800 XT / 2Tb Samsung 970 EVO Plus

With this installed and all power limits removed from the CPU so the adaptive boost algorithms on the 11900k can do what they want it keeps the CPU in the 50’s usually when gaming (occasional spikes to the 60’s when its doing something intense). Which keeps it under the temps for the Thermal Velocity Boost to let 2 cores hit 5.3GHz. Which given how power hungry the 11900k is makes that a really impressive result.

I recommend the “Illusion” style of the CM Coolers it is their latest one and the quality is fantastic.

Bought it for my GF’s Micro ATX build and she loves it. The software for changing rgb colors on this is easy to understand and has endless amount of customization. Took me a while to know where each plugs go but thats because im totally knew to the whole PC building, which means that they were great on their instructions. Im sure you can get the same performance with other cheaper units but they might not look as nice (thats a personal preferences).

The CPU runs nice and cool now (dropped from 50*C to around 29*C just on idle). Not used for heavy gaming at all so i cant really put it up to its limits. The fans that comes with this unit can get a bit loud on max RPMs but also very quiet in scilent mode, which is a PLUS!

If you willing to spend a little more just for the looks and dont really care for performance, its not a bad choice at all (Not to say its a bad performer at all too). Id say go for it if this is your only one you’ll ever get.