[PC Gamer} Cooler Master's new liquid cooler has modular tops, which have been used to show off a crying face on a scree
[PC Gamer} Cooler Master's new liquid cooler has modular tops, which have been used to show off a crying face on a scree
Computex 2025, in Taipei, Taiwan. With that comes the unique opportunity to see a Doom-themed RTX 5080, a 500 Hz OLED monitor that detects when you've left it on, and, well, a crying liquid cooler screen. That screen is connected to the Masterliquid Atmos II series, which has just launched.A screen that makes you sad every time you look at it is not the only cool thing about Cooler Master's new liquid cooler. It has a low-profile pump, which means it can fit into smaller cases, and promises a "quieter operation", alongside "exceptional cooling performance".That screen is optional, as the top of the pump is modular, accepting LCD or Pixel LED screens. If you don't want a screen, it also works with a VRM Fan, which Cooler Master claims "can reduce temperatures by up to 13°C."Buying the cooler will get you two differently colored decorative plates that snap on thanks to the help of magnets. This all means that whether you want a screen, an extra fan, or just a nice-looking top, you can pop it on the top of the Atmos II with little effort. Image 1 of 3
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(Image credit: Future) This change plays into what Cooler Master calls "FreeForm 2.0". On this, Cooler Master CEO Jimmy Sha says, "FreeForm 2.0 embodies this belief, giving our community the tools to customize, adapt, and reimagine their tech like never before."Effectively, this means Cooler Master is implementing more modular or customizable tech in its products, like the Qube Series flatpack case and Dyn X racing simulator. Computex 2025
(Image credit: Jacob Ridley)Catch up with Computex 2025: We're stalking the halls of Taiwan's biggest tech show once again to see what Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Asus, Gigabyte, MSI and more have to offer. This move to more modular hardware should mean more ability for PC builders to add some personal flair to their builds. However, modular tech is only as good as the support it gets, so I hope Cooler Master continues down this route.The Atmos II liquid cooler comes in two different variants, the 360 and 240. This dictates the size of the cooler, the 360 being 360 mm and the 240 being, you guessed it, 240 mm. It comes with support for major Intel and AMD processors, though we don't have the price point just yet.
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(Image credit: Future)Image 2 of 3(Image credit: Future)Image 3 of 3(Image credit: Future) This change plays into what Cooler Master calls "FreeForm 2.0". On this, Cooler Master CEO Jimmy Sha says, "FreeForm 2.0 embodies this belief, giving our community the tools to customize, adapt, and reimagine their tech like never before."Effectively, this means Cooler Master is implementing more modular or customizable tech in its products, like the Qube Series flatpack case and Dyn X racing simulator. Computex 2025(Image credit: Jacob Ridley)Catch up with Computex 2025: We're stalking the halls of Taiwan's biggest tech show once again to see what Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Asus, Gigabyte, MSI and more have to offer. This move to more modular hardware should mean more ability for PC builders to add some personal flair to their builds. However, modular tech is only as good as the support it gets, so I hope Cooler Master continues down this route.The Atmos II liquid cooler comes in two different variants, the 360 and 240. This dictates the size of the cooler, the 360 being 360 mm and the 240 being, you guessed it, 240 mm. It comes with support for major Intel and AMD processors, though we don't have the price point just yet. Source: https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/coolin ... ow-im-sad/
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