Cooler MAster Eisberg?

[pgi947]

Still 10-12c over a H100 is quite an improvement, guessing its down to the thicker rads. As ever I'll believe it when I see it.

The one thing I am curious about is the blanking caps on the rad, does this mean it is user-maintainable? i.e. could the tubes be moved, fresh coolant added, even the rad swapped out with minimal hassle?

That is one fugly pump/block though.

 

[Nelly]

The one thing I am curious about is the blanking caps on the rad, does this mean it is user-maintainable? i.e. could the tubes be moved, fresh coolant added, even the rad swapped out with minimal hassle?

Yep in the video it says it can be added to an exisiting loop, new coolant added etc.

Everything made in Germany, so can meet european demand no problem.

 

[pgi947]

That's quite interesting then if the pump performs well, I didn't have the sound on and just skimmed the video, will have a better look tonight.

 

[adriancal]

will the 240mm version fit in a 650D?

 

[Nelly]

Necro thread revival...

World wide release date is October, confirmed by Cooler Master.

 

[Nelly]

Necro thread revival...

World wide release date is October, confirmed by Cooler Master.

Someone in the UK has the Eisberg for review here >> http://www.overclock.net/t/1306812/omg-look-what-just-landed-on-my-doorstep

NDA lifts 28th September 2012.

 

[Nelly]

Bleh! NDA has been moved to 30th October 2012.

 

[psychodil]

Looks good to me with the thicker rads. Shame the CPU block is so damn ugly

 

[supergluechris]

Will it be worth the cash though? The H100 is expensive enough.

 

[JGStonedRaider]

I was going to wait for one of these bad boys as my first foray into the wonderful world of watercooling...

Then I just bought a fully custom loop and never looked back

 

[Helios1234]

I received some NDA forms to sign ages ago, I never did...