Reviewers Liked
- Affordable
- Easy installation
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Gets loud
Cooler Master Seidon 120M
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Maximum PC
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With the vast majority of closed-loop water-cooling kits based on either Asetek or CoolIt designs, Cooler Master’s in-house-designed Seidon 120M easily stands out from the crowd. At just $70, it’s one of the more affordable kits we’ve seen, too, and...
By Ocaholic
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With the Seidon 120M, Cooler Master has a closed-loop watercooler in their portfolio which can be equipped with up to two 120 millimeter fan. The best thing about this product is the very competitive price tag. Overall we're quite curious how this...
By Overclock3D
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90
Although it's taken them a little while to get out of the blocks, Cooler Master have produced what appears to be a decent little AIO water cooler. In using a slim 27mm radiator and single fan allied to a cold plate by means of flexible corrugated...
By TechRadar
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90
There once was a time when the idea of water-cooling was seen as about as outlandish as the way we currently look at people jamming liquid nitrogen into their systems for overclocking challenges. Water-cooling also used to be rather tricksy and damned...
By micromart.co.uk
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Adding its name to the growing list of companies investing in all-in-one liquid CPU coolers, Cooler Master has decided to break the mould slightly by designing and manufacturing the Seidon 120M in house, as opposed to putting its brand onto an Asetek or...
By Kitguru.net
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90
Excellent cooling performance, adjustable noise levels via a PWM fan, easy installation and dual fan compatibility, the Seidon 120M is a superb choice for anybody wanting a mid-range, or even high-end, CPU...
By Bit-tech.net
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84
Whether or not the Seidon 120M is right for you will naturally depend on the setup you're running. LGA1155 users will find plenty of tower air coolers that offer a much better compromise between price, noise and performance than Cooler Master's budget...
By Pureoverclock
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90
Cooler Master has developed a great AIO CPU Cooler without breaking the bank that can provide excellent thermal performance along with lasting appeal. Discuss in the...
By Legit Reviews
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Last week we looked at of four all-in-one water coolers and found the performance results were quite similar, as were the coolers. With this thought, and some comments made, we started to wonder how similar the coolers really were. Remember, mom always...
By Legit Reviews
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It is no secret that Intel's new 4th generation Core ‘Haswell' processors run a tad warm and that most enthusiasts are looking for better cooling solution for their system. Most will go with traditional air cooling, where a few will want to move up to...
By GoldFries
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Retailing at RM 279 (approx 90 USD), that's more than 2x the price of the DeepCool Ice Blade Pro v2.0 . In can be a bit noisy but you could always change the fan but the beauty of the Seidon is the simple and compact nature, and it's very easy to...
By Hardware Secrets
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The Cooler Master Seidon 120M is an entry-level liquid cooling system, easy to install and fits virtually any case. It equals the performance of the high-end air coolers, and the price tag is also comparable. However, it may not be the best deal...
By uk.hardware.info
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Many manufacturers sell complete liquid cooling sets as a superior alternative for high-end CPU air coolers. They're typically more expensive, but do they also cool better? We put 20 liquid cooling sets to the test to find out. The liquid cooling sets...
By Real World Labs
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Cooler Master has succeeded in creating something unique in the all-in-one market that beats most single wide 120mm coolers currently available. They have done this by designing their own cooler instead of recycling a CoolIT, or Aesetek design,...
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