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Cooler Master MasterLiquid Pro 280 AIO Review

The MasterLiquid Pro 280 ships in a plain black box, with very little on the front.

Inside, all the installation hardware is packaged in a separate box. The screws are even laid-out and labelled in their own plastic case, something I really appreciate as it makes installation so much easier.

The manual is also included in this box – it does a good job of guiding you through the installation process step-by-step. Incidentally, we assess the installation process on the next page of this review.

The two MasterFan Air Balance fans are also included in the box. We did a full review of these fans HERE.

Above we get a look at the radiator unit itself. It has a very ‘square' look to it, with straight edges and no curves anywhere. I really like this look – it is clean and simple, and actually reminds me a bit of EKWB's radiators.

The pump/waterblock is round and features a blue LED as well. The tubing is also sleeved, which is something I also appreciate as it looks much better than plain rubber tubing. In this case, it is no less flexible either.

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4 comments

  1. Great review on a average product. That’s an ugly CPU block, why on earth would you want to illuminate a couple of screwheads and what looks like a clutch pressure plate?. You don’t describe it but from the pictures it looks like the coolant passes over the fins then up through a weird ‘Z’ bend then out through the top part of the block. When I saw that configuration and the blue light with the clear cover I thought the water filled the chamber but in the last picture I guess not.
    I’m not a fan of desktop illuminations but this cooler takes it back to basics and then some, performance wise its a Seidon 240M you reviewed in 2013 but the Seidon performed better on a hotter processor. http://www.kitguru.net/components/cooling/henry-butt/cooler-master-seidon-240m-liquid-cpu-cooler-review/

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  4. NOT worth the money, Corsair H110i, & H115i beat this piece of overpriced hardware hands down!