So it's an aircooler but with the added benefit of pump noise

@Shmozone

6 жыл бұрын

John Doe and second point of failure and small possibility of a leak

@Shmozone

6 жыл бұрын

Yea but there is much less cooling space than even a 212 evo and it is less reliable. Something like an h100i would work really well, but there is actually no point to this. As you saw, it performed worse than the Noctua cooler. It's more expensive and can break in more places.

@Kathdath

6 жыл бұрын

The point of water cooling is to tranport the heat away from your components and then dump the heat, not to simply circulate it in your case like a tower cooler (which this does a worse job than on either perspective)

@stupididiot2199

4 жыл бұрын

Ausintune Okokokok calm down dude. First off let’s learn about how bear is dissipated. The heat from air coolers is at the fins which have a large surface area. Then you move air through those fins and the heat is conducted to the air. Thus the more surface area, the better the heat dissipation. Same reason why bigger radiators work cooler. So if you have the same amount of surface area then it doesn’t make a difference in cooling thanks to the first law of thermodynamics. Energy is neither created nor destroyed. It’s only transformed into different forms. In our case we just move the heat around.

@Brutikuh

4 жыл бұрын

people still don't believe watercooling blows AIR through the radiators. Watercoolers don't dissipate heat more or faster, than aircooler, because in the end it still is air taking the heat from a metal surface. Water has more thermal capacity, especially with a watertank in a custom loop, but don't expect a watercooler to heat up your room more than an aircooler.

>But first, we need to talk about a contest. >Alright, let's get back to the cooler. >But first, a message from out sponsor. 0_0

So it blows the heat from the cpu back onto itself. Genius...

@venbeer

7 жыл бұрын

I thought it would blow air upwards. Maybe you can remove the fans and configure them to do so.

@vongdong10

7 жыл бұрын

Mr_Venbeer Yeah you probably could but I still wouldn't buy it. A smaller and much cheaper air cooler outperformed it, that's just embarrassing.

@venbeer

7 жыл бұрын

It also sounds awful in comparison to the noctua one, and performs worse :/

@vongdong10

7 жыл бұрын

Mr_Venbeer I was pretty surprised by that. Didn't think such a small air cooler would be that good.

@AlifFaishol

7 жыл бұрын

It's for cooling the mosfet and vrm module around cpu, i think.

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@spicywaffles4820

7 жыл бұрын

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@DA2THFA1RY

7 жыл бұрын

blackice11z Cheers bro, so much unnecessary advertising

@blackice11z

7 жыл бұрын

***** No, reading the product box starts at 0:00 followed by sponsors. Content starts at 1:54

@DA2THFA1RY

7 жыл бұрын

J Calkins That's fair enough, but these content creators need to keep it short and consise. Nearly 2 minutes is far too long for advertising, especially for a video that is only 5:41 long...

@spicywaffles4820

7 жыл бұрын

The first minute was an introduction to the video and the other was for a giveaway announcement and sponsor. I think the advertising was short. Also, they put ads for as long as they need to keep the channel alive and their families fed.

So.. the Noctua is $50 cheaper, performs better, smaller, more silent, and is a more Premium brand?

@florps

7 жыл бұрын

wildreams yes.

@seventhblessing.7371

7 жыл бұрын

You forgot to say fits in more cases

@Radenth

7 жыл бұрын

well, you should also remember fans color as a malus haahha (i know that someone could like it... but i can't really believe in it xD)

@satibel

6 жыл бұрын

they have a grey "no accessoriies" version of their fans if you are willing to add 10 bucks for the fan color. there is also a black pro version which is waterproof.

@Kathdath

6 жыл бұрын

Noctua are amazing. My PC doesn't sit on my desk so I don't really care about fan colours (I will be using redux fans in my next urban camo themed build)

I'm supposed to be cooling my cpu but this one cooler keeps heating up my pc. Is it TheMaker92?!

@Permaviolet

7 жыл бұрын

Legend has it that TheMaker92 can heat a whole room to 30 degrees in a single stress test!

@boku00

7 жыл бұрын

oh boy

@trainbow2631

7 жыл бұрын

SpicyWaffles I heard the maker 27 was the first aio and it was born out of ice

@xathridtech727

7 жыл бұрын

SpicyWaffles kids don't understand that joke

@boku00

7 жыл бұрын

TheSomeoneXD TheAirLegend27 maybe can be a replacement if you don't like the TheMaker92.

That was rather disappointing. I was really hoping Cooler Master had found a clever solution that worked in a small enclosure when they announced this.

So what's the point in watercooling if it has to sit right on top of the CPU, it's bigger than most heatsinks, costs more and cools less?

@hunterlong1820

6 жыл бұрын

Camelia sinensis hey boss we built this thing it’s pretty cool but doesn’t work well. Okay push it to market we have to get a little of our money back on this thing.

So basically this cooler is a joke.

It's shocking they charge such a savage price for a poorly performing product. Then again, Apple does it all the time.

@ilpatongi

7 жыл бұрын

At least Apple makes it special with the OS and it's own ecosystem

@AnthonyVisuals

7 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Clarkson I switched my 2011 MacBook Air to Windows 10 and it actually operates faster.

@ilpatongi

7 жыл бұрын

Hivon On my 2016 MacBook Pro Windows is very fast too, and I can play games like GTA5 and Black Ops 3 at 1680x1050 on medium/high settings with blew my mind! I prefere macOS since the TouchBar works there lol

@garvitdhingra8062

7 жыл бұрын

true

@potato877

7 жыл бұрын

Well apple laptops aren't neccesarily for gaming

73C for an AiO? LOL

@jort93z

7 жыл бұрын

most pumps aren't even rated for temps over 60°C. i am not sure if the ones they used are rated for any higher than that. but the commonly used pumps are 60°C max. though they usually take higher temps.

@VVENDINGEN

7 жыл бұрын

73C is not the temperature of the cooling liquid.

@trailfork7815

7 жыл бұрын

my h60 goes up to 80 under load :( .... tropic country man

@charleskuhn382

7 жыл бұрын

At 4.6 Ghz...

@ACTlVISION

7 жыл бұрын

My prolimatech SAM17 with a quiet 120mm noctua doesn't let my 4690k go past 70C... and that's in a 4" tall case running at 4.5Ghz

So it adds a bunch of complexity with a rotating bracket, hangs a gigantic weight off your CPU socket, and eliminates the main advantage of a water cooler (venting hot air directly out of your case, instead of recirculating it)... why is this an improvement over a normal AIO?

@onionheart

7 жыл бұрын

reda alaoui juste look back at 2.00 minutes 😉

@redaalaoui1527

7 жыл бұрын

As far as I can tell, this serves one purpose and one purpose only: To give integrators the ability to advertise their machines as "water-cooled" without having to upgrade to cases that can actually mount radiators, or having to deal with constraints of locating the rad, but there is a major but here this aio will Stress the MB because of the size + weight, hot air not vented out of the case, possible problems with memory modules and it will probably perform worse than any 120 air cooler while being more expensive....

@onionheart

7 жыл бұрын

I think this product was made more for proof of concept than anything else, rather that critisising it we should wait ans see what à possible version 2.0 could Bring tout the table.

@redaalaoui1527

7 жыл бұрын

watch it perform worse than Coolermaster TX3 while costing 5 times as much :^)

@onionheart

7 жыл бұрын

Thats what happens when you have to develop à totally new product bases of nothing, only thé future will tell if this effort pays of for them or not

no seriously... This product is pretty useless. Anywhere where this cooler fits, you can have a larger air cooler. And normal liquid coolers can fit into smaller cases where you can mount the radiator on a separate location away from directly above the CPU socket. So I give it DAM WELL ENGINEERD award along with the DAM USELESS award...

@matt2m

7 жыл бұрын

Wistbacka you never followed tiny builds this is game changing a 12 to 22core now can go it thermally not before that was not possible. Useless for you but people that want to do a Mac Pro style tiny build big power.

@Wistbacka

7 жыл бұрын

lonewolf5460 if it gives worse temps than the small noctua, which fits into every case out there, where do you need the Cooler Master? This cooler won't fit in the Sentry, nor in the DanCase A4 SFX, nor ncase m1. But cases like the M1, and e.g. Cougar QBX, can fit normal 120 mm radiators, that are thicker and therefore more efficient. Any case larger than those mentioned above can most likely fit a larger air cooler and/or better AIO liquid cooler. But in the case I am wrong, please show me a case where this cooler would be better than any other option.

@seven9766

5 жыл бұрын

@@matt2m You could put a better air cooler in the space this thing occupies. The whole point of watercooling is having the heat dumped AWAY from the rest of the components. Putting the Rad right above the CPU makes this no different to an aircooler, except with added pump noise and point of failure.

1:53 Ah, those forks over at Cooler Master, always being so clever and innovative and stuff!

@AnalogFoundry

7 жыл бұрын

Luca Passalacqua - 'forks'

@lucapassalacqua2762

7 жыл бұрын

I'm a little confused if you get what I'm saying or not. If you don't, just know that I was being sarcastic.

@AnalogFoundry

7 жыл бұрын

Luca Passalacqua - 'forks'

Looks pretty neat! I like the innovation. I just wonder about case compatibility. It's a no-go for smaller cases, but larger mini-ITX cases can usually fit a full-sized rad so you wouldn't want this either. Like you, Eber, I'm a big fan of the L9i. Tough to beat!

@StoneAgedGaming

7 жыл бұрын

It's for sure innovative but the price is to high and the performance isn't nearly as good as it should be. Also, remember bigger ITX systems also allow for 120mm AIOs a lot of the time.

@DinKompis

7 жыл бұрын

Snazzy Labs It doesnt fit in Cm elite 110/120/130 so they basically want you to buy someone else's case...

@fredric7645

7 жыл бұрын

Snazzy Labs The L9x65 is even better and still fits in tight spaces.

@TheTolsonator

7 жыл бұрын

Was quite disappointed in the performance of this cooler (MasterLiquid 92) as I was on a pre-order list up until a few days before it shipped out. I caught wind of some early reviews that were just slamming it for it's poor performance and some noise concerns so I ended up sticking with the cooler I've already got. I'll have to remember the Noctua L9i for a small build, that's impressive!

@blackice11z

7 жыл бұрын

"Innovation" meaning a standard bracket hinge and a standard 120mm radiator.

WOW. Ever since this thing came out I have been waiting to see how it stacks up. Great thorough video.

This cooler makes 0 cents....

@arijaglal7779

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Dickey Its confusing and won't make any money LOL

@spacepirate1955

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Dickey Your grammar makes zero sense...

@arijaglal7779

7 жыл бұрын

Like zero sense and zero cents

@sashwat2646

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Dickey or because Jay2Cents loves water cooling and this is a fail

Great video, disappointing results for CM though.

GAHHH there is a good reason why other tech youtubers are starting get to tell the viewer when to turn up your volume and turn down your volume during these tests! I blasted at full volume not expecting when you would start talking again. I recommend a warning.

@VeilStar

7 жыл бұрын

Alternatively boost the audio levels for all cooler sound clips equally so that the loudest clip about matches the sound of the commentating, and add message saying said audio clips were boosted by x amount.

@TheTolsonator

7 жыл бұрын

I'm with you. Just a tip though, when the music starts to swell upwards again, that's when it's time to jam on the volume down button ;-)

@vv_vv7992

7 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact thing when watching the video, remembering BitWit's great audio warnings

@erosion01

7 жыл бұрын

Agustin Obach Thats the exact channel I was referring too! XD

Noctua is the top for cooling solutions. My NH-D15 can confirm that :D

@seaneditingHD

7 жыл бұрын

Artorias What case do you have? or just tell me yours specs please! :)

@iceagex

7 жыл бұрын

Sean Edits My case is pretty old. I can barely fit my D15 xDD It's an NOX case.

@seaneditingHD

7 жыл бұрын

Artorias Damn! I'm looking to build an actual pc myself this year and leave my prebuilt, and I might be getting the Noctua cooler for my build, I don't care about aesthetics... a lil tho

@iceagex

7 жыл бұрын

Sean Edits Noctua or Thermalright. Both are the best.

@schilduin

7 жыл бұрын

Artorias at least for air cooling (or generally sub 100$ coolers).

I can see this cooler fitting quite keenly in my next workstation build. Yes it runs a little warmer, but I would still go with this cooler because is is smaller, doesn't take up any fan slots (a key feature for the case I want to use) and the temperature would go down to idle like a brick, instead of what I've noticed on most air-based CPU coolers! ;)

The L9I is a quieter stock cooler. The maker 92 just purely fucking sucks.

@ShadowwwLFS

6 жыл бұрын

Not to mention it's less than half the price of this thing :P

the parts on it is small yes. but its still just as tall as a full sized aircooler xD and shit at cooling so yup... great work Cooler Master

The swivel mechanism is interesting but its just so inefficiently silly when we already have decent air coolers.

Conlusion. The Liquid Make is more of a Study than a useful product that anyone should buy.

I have the Noctua NH-L9x65 it's slightly taller than the one you showed in this video but is another amazing choice for low profile coolers

Great review for noctua nh-l9i. I am gonna buy one.

Nice review, Ibra! Have a nice Holliday!

THIS HAS TO BE TRIED: Does the MasterLiquid Maker 92 in horizontal position with only the lower fan yield good enough cooling results? and if so, how tall is the cooler then?

Great review thanks for comparing it with the Nocturna.

This is an awesome idea & great innovative product from Cooler Master! Can't wait to get 1!

I just got a full-size atx case with almost same size as a mini-itx case. Thinking about this cooler, sounds great!

Dude, your sound is relaxing, you should do Documentaries, amazing review.

Is it possible to remove the top fan? That might help with some compatibility issues.

@maggiejordan2638

7 жыл бұрын

Luca Passalacqua but it'll have worse cooling performance.

@lucapassalacqua2762

7 жыл бұрын

I know, you still shouldn't buy it, but I'm curious.

@maggiejordan2638

7 жыл бұрын

Luca Passalacqua well then to answer your question yes I'm pretty sure because you need to be able to replace it if it fails or change the configuration.

@lucapassalacqua2762

7 жыл бұрын

tøp trash​ Now that I'm looking at the thumbnail I can even see the screws for the fan so yeah 

@yaboycaleb153

7 жыл бұрын

Luca Passalacqua it might help cooling actually. It won't keep circulating the same, hot air the entire time.

Wow. Cooler Master totally missed the point of having an AIO: to move the heat away from a cramped CPU area to where you can provide good surface area and airflow.

@DinKompis

7 жыл бұрын

Findecanor Also that it has to be low profile

Will it increase the humidity inside my case? Will it cause electrical surges and short circuits?

i'll Stick to custom loop :)

Interesting idea - mediocre execution. Thumbs up for actually coming with something new though.

Can't you just use a single fan and make it shorter?

@DinKompis

7 жыл бұрын

O!Technology If you want shittier performance from a already shitty product...

@cuddles6938

7 жыл бұрын

It's already an underperformer, "Master Liquid Maker", the dude with the porn star name can't even get hired, haha.

@OTechnology

7 жыл бұрын

That's a great argument lol

honey i shrunk my aio cooler

KZread's AGC is runining the sound comparison. It makes Noctua sound louder in idle than under load, which... likely really can't be. Please print some numbers alongside?

Are you guys also going to test the Corsair H5 SF? I think it's a little bit louder but it may be better than this one and it manages to stay low profile. (Though what it lacks in height it gets back in width and depth.)

one question, can it fit in the node 202? i would and will cut the top of it to fit it in just for the fresh airflow

great video! I didn't expect that AIO cooler to work very well, great idea but limited cooling...interested to see where all the companies decide to go with that idea.

should i go with this (i would kepp it vertical) or the cooler master 212x

Is it possible to switch the fan from the Noctua to the water cooled top fan to possible lower the profile a bit? From the few images I could see it looks like the fan connectors are standard on the Cooler Master's fan. I think if Cooler Master could shrink both fans they could lower the design by a lot and maybe increase the cooling capacity as well as allow it to fit more cases. Just a thought...

I want your settings you've made for the nh-l9i becasuse I have similar to your build but I couldn't use my CPU with it reaching 78C under load @4.00Ghz

It may not be the best performance wise, but it's certainly neat to see that it's possible. Who knows, maybe the next revisions will be much better?

They call me the master liquid maker.

The Cooler Master giveaway is NA only. No international love FeelsBadMan

@DinKompis

7 жыл бұрын

TSLMachine I already have that combo so :D

@cuddles6938

7 жыл бұрын

That's hilarious considering these dudes live in Canada. No love for the Canuck's.

@TSLMachine

7 жыл бұрын

TekReviews NA (North America) includes Canada.

@cuddles6938

7 жыл бұрын

TSLMachine Sadly most NA only contests say Canada is not included. Read the fine print.

@TSLMachine

7 жыл бұрын

TekReviews Um hello "Terms & Conditions Open to residents of Canada and the continental USA. Cooler Master Masterkeys Lite combo to be shipped from Cooler Master to winner directly. Contest void where prohibited." Gotta practice what you preach, man.

Ibra, can you test them both on an x79 or an x99 system? As those tend to have much higher tdp, and you will be able to see each coolers limitations more clearly.

Lots of impresive new ideas happened this year in cases and coolers. wonder if I could fit that liquid cooler in my ps4. Can it?

I actually have two 120mm AIO rads in my Silverstone SG13 with no case customisation. 1* Corsair H75 for CPU and 1* MSI 1080 Sea Hawk with AIO cooler. It was pain to figure out how to cram them in there, but I'm very satisfied with 50 deg. C CPU and 55 deg. C GPU temps under load, while being quiet.

I have problems downloading cam software, can you help me?

Maybe you guys can do a cooler comparison between Noctua NH-L9 and Cryorig C7?

Good industrial design, and a good start, let's wait for the next one :)

Nice review. The only thing not covered is weight. One of the bigger concerns of mine when it comes to CPU coolers is how much stress they put on the board due to weight. With a radiator and water, I was surprised to see it's a lot lighter than expected. Obviously, aesthetics matter, but otherwise I don't see a reason to not go with the NH-L9i. It really seems to be quite the rockstar of a cooler. Noctua NH-D14 1240g Noctua NH-L9i 420g Maker 92 875g

no chances of corrosion from the copper and aluminium? is the cpu part just plated?

Can't get more pointless than this.

I like Eber's reviews but what really impressed me is that he's improved is pronunciation of V's and the word Celsius. Changing the way you talk is hard and it's cool to see him succeed.

wouldn't having the exhaust fan facing the cpu in the horizontal config reduce its cooling performance?

im surprised how quiet it sounded. Plus I like how sleek it looks. So if i were building in a sff i might still consider it. However I prefer by a long shot going with the big with full atx cases so I'm definitely looking elsewhere but I love the Innovation and how it could be something in the future

You said that there is better options, for better prices and bigger cases. If you haven't allready made a video of cpu coolers to buy late 2016. Can you consider it?

you can't go wrong with Noctua!!!

4 years later, I found this in my local store for 35 bucks lol

This thing is too tall horizontal or vertical.... the only problem it solves is if you have no place to mount a radiator... but that's seldom the case with cases with gaming in mind...

@Quicksilver_Cookie

6 жыл бұрын

So...how did it go? Tell us how badly it sucks compared to a stock cheapest air cooler.

@TanTan-ni4mg

6 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Weiss if you dont have room for a radiator then youre not going to have the air-flow necissary to utilize the Water_to_Air exchange and properly cool.

Corsair H60 vs Noctua NH-L9i - i7 6700K @ 4.5GHz. Which one should I go for?

The Dark Rock tf is also a really great low profile CPU cooler that comes in cheaper than the Maker 92 and provides about the same amount of cooling as the corsair H100i which I was using (up until the pump failed) inside of the Corsair 380T.

I don't understand why the exhaust is on the bottom when it's flipped to horizontal position. That just blows the hot air back onto the cpu area.

How tall is it in the horizontal position if the top fan is removed?

My main concern in any liquid cooled solution is the heat mass of the liquid. The reservoir and radiator both will raise the ambient temp within the pc case. A flaw that the all in 1 theory of cooling. Either or both radiator, reservoir should be located externally as to remove heat from case. Radiant heat being undesirable when avoidable.

Can anyone help me, what kind of motherboard do i need to get with this kind of cooler ?

guys i wanna ask something what is the best micro atx that can handle zotac amp extreme or gpu with equivalent size?

any chance you could do a review of Corsairs SFF AIO aswell? it's lower profile aswell.

It's a good base idea to build on and improve. If they keep working on it and some of the other manufacturers take up the trend we could see some really interesting coolers in the years to come. Now as far as the performance Noctua could be considered the king of air cooling. Not surprised at all.

Are these for sale anywhere yet? I really realllly need these for a build

It should fit in to Corsair Carbide 250D, correct?

Well I see screws to those fans! Maybe top fan can be removed...this will correct the height clearance I suppose! To correct the air flow, u can install the top fan on the bottom. This will direct air away from cpu(-radiator in horizontal position, fan cables are also detachable)....

Can this cooler can mount in nr200p with vertical GPU mount??

Does this AIO cooler fit into Fractal Design Node 202?

is there any good product from coolermaster? haven't seen any... This thing is larger than the NH-L12 and still way behind it

did you guys set the title on your phone and get auto corrected? lol

What have you done to my aio, I wanted to paint it :(

Considering that heat rises, I'm not sure when they have the hot air blow toward the motherboard.

While the Noctua is technically cheaper, anyone who cares about aesthetics has to pay double to change the fans to a non diarrhoea colour. I was looking at a Noctua but decided to go for a BeQuiet because it works out to be half of the price once you include fans and a shroud.

do u think it would fit the fractal core 1100?

Your channel sure has blown up over just the last year and 1/2. Now I got you, Linus, & NCIX in Canada to compete with. lol

should have tried the noctua fans on the maker 92, I buy all sorts of coolers more based on the wow factor but I'm always replacing the fans with noctua and it usually performs better just on that alone.

Does it fit in HTPC cases though?

To me it sounds like the CM cooler was quieter unlike some other comnents are saying, and that being said, next time you should use some sort of sound meter to compare. Also, were the CM's fans clear? As it sound like they were hitting against something and making a rattling noise.

Proves time and time again, when FPI, air flow and dissipation area are same, air cooling beats water (as there is no pump to add heat into the loop). Additionally, it doesn't add the water leakage risk, and as an advantage has higher operational lifetime and MTBF.

i wish all the temperature test were actually done in a case. the noctua has a great advantage when not inside a constricted air flow. compared to the water cooled which wouldnt share that much of a difference

That's so funny about the giveaway... My MasterKeys Lite Combo was just delivered to my house a few minutes ago, I'm just now setting it up.

Are you going to review the Corsair H5 SF to compare to this?

That beige Noctua fan makes me want to gauge my eyes off. What is it? Retirement home style?

yup that thumbnail and title alone... that reference earned a like.

I think this isn't made for a mini-ITX case. Have you tried testing it on an mid-tower? I think this is not made for small cases. I really would like to see the results if this was tested on a bigger case.

Nice, i bet that in a closed case where system heat stacks up the maker 92 starts to shine even more

Why not dismounting the top fan and test in single fan mode? And if the fins aren't that dense the difference should be minimal although I wasn't expecting the L9i to be that good which means even the AR06 would be a straight up upgrade

It would be interesting to see the performance of the Master 92 with just one fan installed, as it will make it shorter. Maybe compared to the box intel cooler? In my opinion the only viable application for Liquid AIO in ultra small ITX builds would be to use the radiator and fan as an exhaust fan for the case so it won't heat the interior of the case. It will also be useful for small cases, where they put the PSU above the CPU socket, thus restricting airflow and height clearance for the cooler. This fixed design doesn't work in both situations and for the same volume you can get superior air cooling, since the much smaller Noctua outperforms it.