Cooler Master Eisberg 240L Prestige Liquid Cooler Review

The provided radiator is an Alphacool ST30 240mm full copper radiator that is 30mm thick as the name suggests.

Here you can see the 30mm thickness more closely.

Just in case you didn’t believe it was copper we got a bit happy with the flash to try and expose the copper insides and it worked pretty well.

The provided tubing is a flexible plastic and features coils to prevent kinking. It is very nice, seems durable and is easy to work with.

The provided pump unit looks great. Its fully black and has a subtle logo on top and is just generally presented very well.

As you can see it certainly isn’t thin and it absolutely dwarfs the pumps on AIO Asetek and CoolIT units. Although the extra power it has will probably only become apparent once it is expanded.

Inside you can just about see the internals of the pump through this clear windows. This is quite a nice touch from Cooler Master.

The base is solid copper and finished very nicely.

The provided fans are 3 pin and operate at stock 1600RPM. The quality of the cabling and overall fan looks good, but as to the performance of the fans themselves – well I guess testing will reveal more.

Black cables right up to the motor is something I always like to see.

These fans are pretty standard and 25mm thick.