This will change cooling - Cooler Master Computex 2025
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Get an exclusive 15% discount on Saily data plans! Use code SHORTCIRCUIT at checkout. Download Saily app or go to saily.com Cooler Master showed up to Computex 2025 with everything from modular cases to 4,000 RPM fans and a totally wild CPU cooler. Alex walks us through foam-covered Cosmos cases, 3D heat pipe engineering, analog GPU temp dials, and a racing sim he just really wanted to try. Want us to unbox something? Make a suggestion at lmg.gg ► GET MERCH: lttstore.com ► GET A VPN: piavpn.com ► GET EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON FLOATPLANE: lmg.gg ► SPONSORS, AFFILIATES, AND PARTNERS: lmg.gg CHAPTERS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Intro 0:18 Cosmos 2025 case and radiator system 1:25 V4 cooler with 3D heat pipe demo 4:59 Sponsor 5:35 Modular Master Frame case 7:46 Master Frame 360 Panorama and Stage 8:26 Cooling X Pro 8:51 MasterFan XT 4k RPM 9:22 MasterHub and Atmos II AIO 10:06 Cooler Master's GPU concept 10:50 Credits
This Computex 2025 coverage from Cooler Master focuses on a bold reimagining of cooling and case design that blends advanced engineering with modularity. In the opening segment, the presenter highlights the Cosmos 2025 case, featuring a dual approach to cooling with water cooling options and an ultra large 360x360 radiator at the back. The video then delves into the V4 cooler layout, which uses an innovative 3D heat pipe arrangement that challenges traditional heat pipes by threading heat pipes through an angled pass, creating a more even temperature distribution across the heatsink. The host explains the tradeoffs of reliability and manufacturability, noting a 50 percent success rate for the soldering technique and discussing potential power target ranges around 250 watts while emphasizing that the concept is aimed at mainstream users rather than ultra-high end. Throughout, Cooler Master demonstrates how minor design choices, like hub placement and modularity, can influence cooling performance and system layout, setting expectations for future availability and pricing as the company continues to iterate. Moving into the modular Master Frame line, the video demonstrates how extruded aluminum sections can be screwed together to reconfigure a case for horizontal, vertical, or mixed setups, effectively removing rivets and enabling tailorable desk placement. The Master Frame 600 and its variants, including the panoramic 360 view, are shown to emphasize configurability, front panel magnets, and the option to swap in different faceplates or wooden/rock finishes with pricing hints around the $200–$250 range. A separate stage for the Master Frame Stage highlights an unconventional display concept to showcase achievements or dioramas, while the Cooling X Pro brings analog dials into play to communicate CPU and GPU temperatures in a tactile, visual format. The segment also previews high rpm components like the Master Fan XT, designed to scream performance at 4,000 RPM, and introduces the Master Hub as a reconfigurable dock for streaming, home automation, and custom LCD integrations. The video closes with a quick look at the Atmos 2 AIO, GPU aftermarket concept, and a racing simulator, underscoring Cooler Master’s breadth from cases to cooling and peripherals as Computex 2025 showcases a future of highly adjustable, visually striking PC builds.
Topics · technology · hardware · pc_cooling · pc_building · computex · product_design
Questions answered
- What makes Cooler Master’s V4 cooler different from traditional CPU coolers?
- The V4 cooler uses a 3D heat pipe arrangement that injects heat pipes through a drilled junction, creating a more even temperature distribution across the heatsink and potentially better cooling than conventional designs.
- How modular is the Master Frame system and what practical benefits does it offer?
- The Master Frame system is highly modular with extruded aluminum pieces that can be screwed together in multiple configurations, allowing the case to be horizontal, vertical, or custom; it also enables relocating the PSU shroud, left or right desk placement, and easy reconfiguration without rivets.