frostytech.com Updated:
2016-11-14 20:02:13
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This is a preliminary review of the Coolermaster Seidon 240M self contained liquid cooling system. The Seidon 240M is a large all-in-one liquid cooling solution built around a 240mm aluminum heat exchanger equipped with twin 120mm fans...
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The Cooler Master Seidon 240M is a liquid cooling system for processors. It has a 240 mm radiator with two 120 mm fans side-by-side. Let’s test it.As with any sealed liquid cooling system, the Seidon 240M comes with the coolant liquid pre-filled inside...
The Cooler Master Seidon 240M can be called a top shelf liquid cooling system. It performed almost as well as the best watercoolers we have tested to date. It is also easy to install and relatively affordable.The main problem with the Seidon 240M is that...
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skratchwizpc.net Updated:
2016-11-14 20:02:29
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We are all probably familiar now with the closed loop liquid cooling system, it's a cost effective alternative that bridges the gap between air and custom water cooling loops. Today we'll be taking a look at the Cooler Master Seidon 240M, a pre-filled sea...
Easy to install, PWM fans, Option to add extra fans for push/pull, Maintenance free...
Fans are loud at full load, Tubing could be more flexible...
Performance wise the Cooler Master Seidon 240M fell short when put up against the Corsair H100i and Swiftech H220 liquid coolers, it was even on par with some of the lower costing air coolers. This result doesn't necessary make the Cooler Master Seidon 24...
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With the recent explosion of “All In One” CPU liquid coolers on the market and even during Computex 2013, its hard to distinguish between the performance that they offer especially when all most all of these units have one of two OEM's i.e. either Asetek...
The Seidon 240M is a solid entry into the already highly saturated AIO liquid cooler market and it a strong first step from Cooler Master, especially given that the pump is made in-house and not an OEM rebrand. The wide variety of accessories that they pr...
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AiO (all in one) CPU coolers have been around for quite some time now. These days just about every company is coming out with their own version and most of them typically look the same with only one or two distinguishing features. Then there's the Cooler...
Great performance, easy installation, great price, repositionable tubing.
Fans very loud at higher speeds, blue LED may not fit all builds and cannot be turned off...
Cooler Master did an awesome job with the Seidon 240M. It looks great and performs well too. Installation was easy and quick thanks to the well-done hardware kit and clearly-written instructions.Click for full-size image.The Seidon popped in at #2 on our...
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Cooler Testing RevisitedUntil recently we haven't been very aggressive in testing CPU cooling methods. I'd been busy with notebooks, desktops, cases, and peripherals, but good and consistent writers are hard to come by in this industry, and eventually I c...
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The All in One Liquid Cooling kit market is getting saturated fast, mostly these kits have Asetek as the ODM as they apparantly patented maybe even a little too much, however Cooler Master recently updated their Seidon series with a slightly different app...
If you are on the lookout for an easy to install, good looking and really nice performing product but don't want to spend heaps of dough on it, then most definitely consider the Cooler Master Seidon 240M LCS kit. It is amongst the more silent models we h...
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This item can be found at the following stores: You have probably noticed there are a lot of AIO coolers on the market today. It seems like every other week a company is launching a new AIO unit, or a new company is bringing their first to market...
Price is perfect, best bang for your buck, Great performance, Packaging/kit is top notch, Blue LED lights to indicate pump is running...
Fans are loud, Not a very clean install, Blue LED lights whenever pump is running...
Writing this review I couldn’t help but keep coming back to and thinking about the legal issues surrounding this cooler. And for whatever reason that caused me to have low expectations of it. Even before I pulled it out of it’s lovely box I had already...
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The Cooler Master Seidon 240M is a self-contained liquid CPU cooler with a dual fan radiator. Though equipped with a very quiet pump, its low noise performance doesn't justify the US$100 price when compared to top air coolers.
The Cooler Master Seidon 240M is the best self-contained, CPU water cooling unit we've tested, primarily because it addresses our biggest complaint about such coolers: Pump noise. The previous integrated liquid coolers we've examined from Corsair and...
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When it comes to keeping your fancy new CPU cool there are so many options available that it can be very confusing. You really can have just about any style and performance if your budget allows it. Recently sealed water cooling kits have been all the ra...
My experience with the Seidon was a mixed bag. On one hand, I loved the performance and the installation was quick and easy. But with everything up and running our pump was a little too noisy for our taste. We do our testing on an open air test bench so...
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3dGameMan.com Updated:
2016-11-14 20:02:40
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Video Review: The Cooler Master Seidon 240M Liquid CPU Cooler is the solution for many looking for a fantastic All-In-One Liquid Cooler. It performs really well, is affordable and easy to install. With a fantastic waterblock, quiet pump, durable tubi...
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xtremetechjunkies.com Updated:
2016-11-14 20:02:43
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Today we are going to be looking at a new AIO/CL CPU Liquid Cooler unit. Just in case you don't know these term's AIO stands for “All in One” and “CL” for “Closed Loop.” These conventions have become rather popular over the last few years in the PC world...
The Cooler Master Seidon 240M Liquid CPU Cooler delivered excellent cooling performance under all conditions, the best I have seen from an AIO 240mm solution to date. I also like the fact that cooler master manufactured it themselves and didn't use the...
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Up until the release of Sandy Bridge processors back in early 2011, overclocking was something generally reserved for only the most hardcore gamers and enthusiasts who wanted to push their systems to the limits. Overclocking required countless hours of ti...
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hitechlegion.com Updated:
2016-11-14 20:02:43
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There is a somewhat similar situation in the AiO liquid cooling market. At the onset of its popularity, it was dominated solely by some of the top names in computer components, but companies that had limited commercial products pertaining to CPU cooling p...
I was always surprised that Cooler Master was not in the AIO Liquid Cooling market earlier, but by the same token, I was quite happy that they did not jump into the “me too” category of retreading the same OEM pieces that we have seen before. In Cooler...
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It seems everyone is jumping in the all-in-one water cooling market these days, and Cooler Master hopes to make a splash with their recently released Seidon 240M. Today is official launch day for the new Seidon 240M AIO, and Overclockers is here to provid...
In my opinion, Cooler Master didn't really bring much at all new to the table in the way of design or performance with the Seidon 240M. With that said, it does perform on par with other units in its class. Cooler Master has told us the unit should sell...
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proclockers.com Updated:
2016-11-14 20:02:46
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Today, we will be adding a new competitor to our already impressive lineup of all-in-one [AIO] water-cooling units. We have already seen the most popular which would be the Corsair H100i Extreme , more recently we tested the best performer we've seen thus...
The cooling performance of the Seidon 240M is right up there with the better of the 240mm all-in-one units, this includes the Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme and the Corsair H100i. We love that Cooler Master stepped outside the box a little with their versi...
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Closed-loop liquid coolers relieve stress from our motherboards, without the portability and maintenance issues of traditional open-loop kits. Are these the best devices for system builders who plan to move their machines and want to avoid damage? We kn...
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