With this year marking Cooler Master's 20th year in business, the company is feeling extra generous and has an anniversary gift to share out to the masses, providing you're based in Europe.
To celebrate the launch of the COSMOS II in Singapore, Cooler Master Singapore is partnering with VR-Zone to give away ten CM Storm Spawn gaming mice. Read more for the details!
We have previously previewed the 1000W model of the upcoming 80 Plus Silver rated Silent Pro M2 series from Cooler Master. Then during CES 2012 which recently concluded, the monstrous 1500W version was on display at their private hotel suite. Delivering up to 125A of current over two 12v rails, this big daddy of power supplies should be able to handle overclocked multi-gpu setups with ease.
Over here at CES 2012 Las Vegas in their Bellagio suite, Cooler Master unveiled their latest products coming this year, including limited editions of the their larger than life COSMOS 2 casings, updated CM Storm Mice and full-sized mechanical keyboards (more on these later), and a new vapour chamber based CPU cooler with performance designed to compete head-on with entry level water cooling solutions. We take a look at the latter...
On Wednesday, Taiwanese tech community site XFastest ran a public event where it tested five similarly-priced mid-range socket LGA2011 motherboards for CPU VRM performance and stability. This comes at a particularly-important time for Gigabyte, when it's faced with CPU VRM problems that it's dealing with. The results are in.
The original Silent Pro M series of power supplies from Cooler Master was a cult hit with overclockers, thanks to its attractive pricing, decent efficiency and single 12V rail modular cable design. It is also the power supply that we feature in most of our motherboard and graphic card reviews. We take an exclusive look at its 80+ Silver rated successor which will be coming out next year - Silent Pro M2 1000W.
Coolermaster has just released their first LGA 2011 cooler. Their new product listens to the name Hyper 412S and is a direct heatpipe contact tower cooler utilizing one or two 120mm fans. It also has the option to run entirely silent by slowing the fan down at only 900RPM.
The Cooler Master Hyper 412 PWM is one of the first air coolers with native Socket LGA 2011 screw-type support to arrive at our test labs. We give our readers a glimpse of the new member of our extensive heat sink collection...
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Built with Cherry MX Red switches, the CM Storm Quick Fire Rapid is Cooler Master's first foray into gaming keyboards. Featuring a "tenkeyless" design, we see if it is a worthy mobile companion to bring along for competitive LAN sessions and for general use.
Cooler Master has announced three new CPU coolers, the tower-styled Hyper 612 PWM and Hyper 612S, and the down-draft GeminII S524. These coolers are compatible with Intel's LGA 775, 1155 and 1366 sockets and AMD's Socket AM2 through AM3+, including the latest FM1.
This summer it seems that every manufacturer wants us to have a high quality gaming headset. Coolermaster joins the competition with the release of their first gaming headset, the CM Storm Sirus. Besides being a feature-packed 5.1 surround sound headset, the CM Storm Sirus also won...
Although we did get a brief look at Cooler Master's upcoming Cosmos II back at Computex, we weren't allowed to take any new picture of the new monster case, but a few, slightly blurry pictures have now made their way online. From what we can tell a few things have been tweaked since we last saw the case and it shouldn't be far from hitting retail now.
Although Computex has been over for a good few days by now, we're continuing our coverage for the rest of this week, as we visited a lot of companies at the show and we simply didn't have time to write it all up there and then. Cooler Master had a lot of new products on display, as well as a couple of new chassis that we sadly weren't allowed to take any pictures off that are set to launch later this year.
![[Finalised] Computex 2011 Round-up: Casing, PSU, Cooler](http://limages.vr-zone.net/index/12471.jpeg)
Computex 2011 Round-up for both day 1 and 2. SILVERSTONE's TJ12, NZXT Pink Case, Noctua's Prototype Cooler and the PCCOOLER's W120 are some of the interesting things we get to see. The various casings, PSUs and coolers are sorted according to the different manufacturers for your convenience.
Ah, the first Computex press releases are starting to come in and one of the first companies to gives us a glimpse at what will be on display during the show is Cooler Master. This year things will be a little bit different though, as the center stage of Cooler Master's booth will be taken up by entries to its 2011 case mod competition, as Cooler Master has flow in a few selected system to display during Computex. But fear not, the company has plenty of products to show off as well and we're fairly certain that far from everything has been revealed in the press release.
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