Yesterday we announced news about EKWB’s custom-loop liquid cooling solution utilizing Intel’s Cryo Cooling technology. Today it’s the turn of the Cooler Master, which has introduced the AIO liquid scooter based on the same technology.

Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML 360 Sub-Zero is an 360 AIO circuit with a cooler with a processor block of exceptionally large in size. The block size is explained by Intel’s Cryo Cooling technology-based thermoelectric Peltier element, the cold side of the insulation from the rest of the environment and, of course, control electronics. The control electronics monitor the ambient temperature and humidity to control the operation of the AIO cooler to prevent condensation.

The Cooler Master’s AIO cycle utilizes the company’s second-generation pump, which is especially at the end of the hoses like custom fluid circuits. The company has chosen three 120 SF friends 360 as a friend of the mm radiator – fans that are promised to keep noise output below 35 in decibels. Like the EKWB TEC cooler, the fluid circuit cools the hot side of the peltier element instead of the processor itself.

ML 360 Sub-Zero officially supports LGA 1200 – position and current 10. generation Core processors with updated firmware supporting Cryo Cooling technology. In theory, the use of a cooler is also possible, for example, with LGA 115 x-base motherboards, but suitable processors are not able to report the data required by the cooler and thus, for example, the risk of condensation increases.

Cooler Master ML 360 Sub-Zero will go on sale in the Nordic countries during December 399 at the estimated recommended price of the euro.

Source: Cooler Master