Cooler Master Nepton 240M AIO Liquid Cooler Review - PAGE 1

For two decades Cooler Master has been delivering thermal solutions for computer users and this past October 2014, they announced the Nepton 240M AIO (all-in-one) liquid cooler for the marketplace. Featuring the new 120mm Silencio fans, the Nepton 240M is designed for greater cooling performance with higher air pressure while reducing fan noise and power usage through the use of a new 5-blade fan design.

The Nepton 240M water block has also received enhancements; the liquid coolant flows into a main center channel, then out through skived fin micro-channels to provide better heat dissipation. A 120 liter-per-hour pump keeps the liquid coolant traveling through the water block, out the FEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene) tubing and into the radiator where the two Silencio fans push (or pull) air to transfer the CPU generated heat out of the computer system.

To keep the liquid coolant moving freely from the radiator to the water block and back again, the FEP tubing of the Nepton 240M AIO features an "anti-kink" ribbed design which also makes for better flexibility, facilitating installation. Using temperature tolerant and low vapor permeability material, the FEP tubing keeps coolant evaporation minimal for longer durability.

The Nepton 240M AIO liquid cooler should prove to be an exceptional performer and with the Cooler Master logo illuminated on the water block plastic cover, it should also make for an eye catching addition to enthusiast builds. Let’s take a look at what it has to offer and then see how this unit performs.

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