CoolerMaster has today announced the launch of its latest MasterAir ‘Stealth’ series of CPU coolers. With options available to suit all requirements (including those of you who have very little love for ARGB lighting), the series offers strong airflow performance while still maintaining excellent RAM compatibility.
The MA612 Stealth delivers impressive performance with an equally stunning finish. Designed with jet black hardware throughout, its sleek look matches its exceptional cooling capability. The asymmetrical heat pipe design provides RAM compatibility and clearance, with its 6 pipes and a nickel-plated base working simultaneously to remove heat rapidly. It features a twin SickleFlow fan setup for a powerful Push-Pull configuration. The MA612 Stealth brings to you unmatched performance in a premium polished package.
This CPU cooler is available in both standard and ARGB variants.
The MA624 Stealth brings to you twice the performance with dual fans and tower in a striking package. Equipped with premium jet-black hardware throughout, itsperformance is just as impressive as it looks. The twin 140mm SickleFlow fan combined with dual tower heatsink configuration delivers a powerful Push-Pull setup, with its 6 pipes and nickel-plated base working in sync to draw heat out rapidly. An optional 3rd 120mm fan is included to you for swap out for necessary RAM clearance. The MA624 Stealth is the ultimate artillery to blast away heat in your system.
CoolerMaster has confirmed that all three variants are available to purchase now with the following MSRPs:
If you do, therefore, want to learn more about these cooling solutions, you can check out the official CoolerMaster website via the link here!
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