CoolerMaster MasterLiquid ML240L RGB Review
Up Close: Radiator
The Radiator measures 277×119.6x27mm (LxWxD), which makes it 52mm thick with standard 25mm thick fans.Aesthetically, it’s nicely squared off, and has a a simple white CoolerMaster logo on each side.
The Rad has a find density of 21 fins per inch, and has a total of 12 visible water channels, which puts it towards the denser end of the scale. This though shouldn’t be a problem, as the fans it’s partnered with are more than capable of pushing through the air required. Our only real concern is at what price with regards to noise?
The Braided tubing is as flexible as it needs to be and showed no evidence of wanting to kink on installation. The tubing is inserted into the rad via sealed unions, and for once it’s nice to see the absence of the “Grannies Ankles” type fitting extolled by some manufacturers.
The pair of 2000rpm clear bladed RGB fans attach by means of chromed thumb bolts with cross head tops for tightening. Each of the fans also have rubber isolation pads on each mounting surface.
