Box, Contents & Bundle
The box features a photo of the product on its face. Around the back, you will find the product’s technical specifications.
| Bundle Analysis | |
| Part | Quantity |
| Mobius 120P 120mm fans | 2 |
| Standoffs | 8 |
| Intel mounting brackets | 2 |
| AMD mounting brackets | 2 |
| Thumb screws | 4 |
| Intel Backplate | 1 |
| Fan PWM splitter cable | 1 |
| Thermal paste tube | 1 |
The bundle includes all the items mentioned above.
The cooler might be heavy, at 1129g, but its footprint is not large, as it follows a single-tower design, and its height remains below 160mm. The exterior design looks appealing, with the grey fan covers boosting the look.
CM’s six superconductive composite heat pipes are an in-house design aiming at top performance. According to their manufacturer, they can handle increased thermal loads, and the pair of Mobius 120P fans, along with the heat sink, assist in this regard.
The heat sink’s block has a convex base.
Some more photos of the cooler’s base
The fans use loop dynamic bearings.
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Hey all,
Just a note on the ‘no ARGB option’ in the ‘cons’ section. The cooler uses Cooler Master Mobius 120P (note the P) fans. These fans actually have an ARGB variant, see coolermaster.com/en-global/products/mobius-120p-argb/
I recently bought one, and easily swapped out the front-facing fan with an ARGB one, using non-ARGB one on the exhaust. You just need to carefully take off the grey face panel. They are really good fans.