Cooler Master announces the MasterAir MA620M-- a CPU cooler aimed at PC builders and enthusiast customers featuring six heatpipes, a silent fan design and addressable RGB lighting.
First seen back at Computex 2019, the MasterAir MA620M has a dual-tower black heatsink design and the aforementioned six heatpipes in a uniform arrangement, together with an SF120R fan and addressable RGB controller with LEDs in the top of the cooler unit. The fan is capable of 650 x 2000 RPM (PWM) and includes a silent driver IC, with noise levels ranging between 8 - 30 dBA.
The wired aRGB controller features the hexagonical Cooler Master logo, and allows users to easily toggle through different lighting presets. In total the cooler measures 135 x 125 x 165mm, and weighs a hefty 1.62kg.
In further cooling hardware, Cooler Master offers the SF120M-- a case fan with a patented anti-vibration motor and damping frame design promising maximum airflow with minimum noise. A low friction double ball bearing design allows for a long lifespan (5 years guarantee) as well as quiet performance, while an interconnecting fan blade structure adds rigidity.
A final addition from the company is the ELV8, a GPU brace with RGB lighting. It protects the GPU and motherboard, and adjusts both horizontally and vertically to reduce stress on components, with support from underneath in tower systems. Built out of steel and plastic, it measures 305 x 52 x 6mm, and includes aRGB lighting compatible with most 5V motherboard standards.
All the above mentioned Cooler Master products are available now.
