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Cooler Master Eisberg Prestige

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So Cooler Master has just launched two new watercoolers. This "closed" watercooling system is focusing more on the pro overclocker, then the regulary customer.

We are talking about the 240L model and 120L, you can also buy the pump without buying the rad

120L Review: http://goo.gl/PxXUp

240L Review: http://goo.gl/MO3R3

Were to buy (i coulden't find any american retailer that had it)

Europe: http://goo.gl/dojWi

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Nice review

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I REALLY like that they partnered with Alphacool on this - very well known and high end custom water cooling manufacturer. The components are all top quality as well, being Alphacool units. The all copper rad is awesome, as a lot of AiO are going with cheaper aluminium ones. Course, if you want an expandable one, copper is the way to go, won't react with other metals like Ali will.

My only issue (other then the ones mentioned in review like noise and mounting) is the fill port. Honestly? On the CPU block itself? :) Weird - means you will HAVE to remove it to fill it, unlike having a fill port in a rad, mounted the right way, you might have clearance in the case to fill while mounted, or simple drill in a hole into your case to make a fill port. I wouldn't trust myself to try filling it it mounted on the board and not spilling a single drop. :)

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I REALLY like that they partnered with Alphacool on this - very well known and high end custom water cooling manufacturer. The components are all top quality as well, being Alphacool units. The all copper rad is awesome, as a lot of AiO are going with cheaper aluminium ones. Course, if you want an expandable one, copper is the way to go, won't react with other metals like Ali will.

My only issue (other then the ones mentioned in review like noise and mounting) is the fill port. Honestly? On the CPU block itself? :) Weird - means you will HAVE to remove it to fill it, unlike having a fill port in a rad, mounted the right way, you might have clearance in the case to fill while mounted, or simple drill in a hole into your case to make a fill port. I wouldn't trust myself to try filling it it mounted on the board and not spilling a single drop. :)

It wasen't Alphacool but Eisberg they partnert with. Im just glad that somebody other then corsair is going into this market, nevertheless the h220 is still my favorite

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Can someone explain to me the CPU description in the graph ???

i5 2500K 100x40 (4.7 Ghz) @ 1.4V... 100x40 = 4.7 ? or my brain just stopped ?

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I REALLY like that they partnered with Alphacool on this - very well known and high end custom water cooling manufacturer. The components are all top quality as well, being Alphacool units. The all copper rad is awesome, as a lot of AiO are going with cheaper aluminium ones. Course, if you want an expandable one, copper is the way to go, won't react with other metals like Ali will.

My only issue (other then the ones mentioned in review like noise and mounting) is the fill port. Honestly? On the CPU block itself? :) Weird - means you will HAVE to remove it to fill it, unlike having a fill port in a rad, mounted the right way, you might have clearance in the case to fill while mounted, or simple drill in a hole into your case to make a fill port. I wouldn't trust myself to try filling it it mounted on the board and not spilling a single drop. :)

From the review...
For the Eisberg project Cooler Master opted not go with the aforementioned vendors and totally take a different approach and work with German based company Alphacool.

Also, there is Thermaltake, NZXT, Antec all in this market segment...

I think from the product page, Eisberg is the company they partnered to manufacture this and they probably designed the pump/res, but the rad is a Alphacool unit. That is what I was refering to.

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Folding/Boinc Info - Check out the Folding and Boinc Section, read the Folding Install thread and the Folding FAQ. Info on Boinc is here. Don't forget to join team 223518. Check out other users Folding Rigs for ideas. Don't forget to follow the @LTTCompute for updates and other random posts about the various teams.

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Whaler_99 Links - "Green Machine" (watercooled), "Out of the Blue" (watercooled), My 4P Folding rigs, My multi GPU Folding Rigs, The Water Cooling FAQ, My 40TB Storage Server, My Folding Stats. The CM HAF XB review, the Aqualis Pro 450 review, the PrimoChill CTR Phase II Res review, the IcyDock ToughArmor 6x1 review, the 3x2 Storage Cage review, the 5x3 Storage Cage review, my Milwaukee Jobsite Backpack review, my Thermaltake Core X2 review, my CoolerMaster Storm Stryker overview. Link to DA Blogs home.

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Can someone explain to me the CPU description in the graph ???

i5 2500K 100x40 (4.7 Ghz) @ 1.4V... 100x40 = 4.7 ? or my brain just stopped ?

Either he messed with the baseclock [which I doubt] or it's a typo ;P

Atleast my guess ^^

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Come on, they need to understand that if this is for the enthusiast it probably should look good. That braided cable just sticking out the top of the block just doesn't work.

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