Cooler Master Seidon 120V v2 ships today

Posted on Tuesday, November 25 2014 @ 16:51 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Cooler Master announces the Seidon 120V v2, a low-cost liquid cooling solution for processors. It should be available in European stores today for 45EUR.
Cooler Master announces today the Seidon 120V Ver.2, the latest additions to Cooler Master's all-in-one liquid cooling line. Cooler master already launched its first AIO liquid cooler in March 2004, getting back to the liquid cooling market in 2012. This was when the award winning Cooler Master Seidon series was introduced with the 120M, 120XL and 240M models, based on Cooler Master's own liquid cooling engineering.

2014 sees the culmination of a decade of liquid cooling engineering, fan feedback and more than 20 years of manufacturing cooling solutions to bring this high performance platform in a compact package.

Fullfilling demands
When Cooler Master released the Seidon 120V to the market it was welcomed with open arms. Although the unit was near to perfection for its price point there was still room for improvement.

And then there was silence
The new pressure optimized Silencio FP 120 PWM fans produce as little noise as 6.5dBA with the 120mm size ensuring compatibility with a wide range of chassis options. That means that when you need it PWM technology will dynamically increase your fan power relative to the motherboards heat sensors.

Improved pump design
The other important upgrade of the Seidon 120V Ver.2 is the improved pump design. By decreasing the noise level significantly while maintaining its performance our engineers managed to create a silent AIO liquid cooler that meets and exceeds the market demand of silent liquid coolers.
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Seidon 120V Ver 2 CPU Cooler


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