Cooler Master presents its newest machine, the Cooling X. This is a pre-assembled PC with a muscular configuration. It’s primarily based on a Ryzen 7000 and an RTX 4080. However, its watercooling integration is completely attention-grabbing and fairly uncommon!
Cooling X: an unique water-cooled conflict machine with a hefty price ticket!
With this pre-assembled PC, Cooler Master affords us a high-performance PC. It’s primarily based on one among AMD’s most interesting processors, the Ryzen 9 7950X3D, a 16c/32t mannequin. This is backed up by 64 GB of DDR5 RAM operating at 5600 MT/s, whereas the graphics card is an RTX 4080. Of course, storage is offered by an SSD, however in PCIe 4.0, and capability rises to 4TB. Finally, a V850 Gold SFX block powers the entire, whereas the visuals showcase an MSI B650I Edge motherboard.
When it involves cooling, the model doesn’t fiddle and installs a watercooling system on all its parts… Well, the CPU and graphics card. However, if a single 240 mm radiator is liable for dissipating the config’s watts, the aspect panels additionally play a task. The inside loop is related to the aspect doorways, which passively dissipate the warmth.
Now for the quite contained dimensions of 148 (W) x 26.2 (D) x 31.7 (H) mm. As for the value, the reported bill is €6,999.
Here’s the Cooler Master product sheet!
