Cooler Master Master Liquid 240L Core ARGB Review

Cooler Master has a pretty strong reputation when it comes to their AIO coolers, as they use their own in-house pump designs and manufacturing processes to ensure their quality and performance. Not that there’s anything wrong with many brands just using Asatek or similar pumps though, they’re pretty great too, but I certainly appreciate that Cooler Master does their own thing. The Master Liquid 240L Core ARGB is a 240mm AIO, with the Core series sitting between their more budget-focused Lite series and their flagship Pro/Flux series.

This is just the latest version of this cooler that’s seen pretty much yearly updates since its introduction. There’s a revised dual chamber pump design, and they’ve increased the overall surface area of the radiator too. To deal with the more densely packed radiator, there are new 120mm fans, which promise 71.93 CFM and low noise of just 27.2 dBa, and that’s all topped off with their latest CryoFuze thermal paste. So again, the MasterLiquid we know and love, but just fine-tuned a little to make it better than ever!

Features

• New Gen S Dual Chamber Pump
• Expanded Radiator Surface
• 120mm ARGB Fans
• Clean Classic Design
• CryoFuze Performance Thermal Paste
• For more in-depth specifications, please visit the official product page via the link here!

What Cooler Master Had To Say?

“Cooler Master has built upon the classic MasterLiquid L Series to present a redesigned and improved release of the MasterLiquid 240L Core ARGB. Featuring new design elements that bring a classic minimalist look to the series, the MasterLiquid 240L Core ARGB represents Cooler Master’s ongoing innovative spirit.“