Stefan Mileschin

The guys over at PCPer.com have the new Cooler Master Glacer 240L up for review. This unit is a bit different from the usual AIO suspects in that you can add additional cooling units to the loop, as well as supports a fill port, which you smarter guys might have guessed already. We are editing our Glacer 240L review now and it will be published next week. It certainly is not your same old AIO unit. When selecting a liquid cooler for your system, there are several areas of concern on which to focus - the radiator size, thickness, and fin density; the water block construction and base plate quality; and the barb and tubing sizes used to transport the medium within the cooler. In designing the Glacer 240L, Cooler Master built a cooling system capable of handling its stock configuration heat load with a CPU block only, in addition to the heat load introduced by add-on cooling blocks. Cooler Master used a copper-finned radiator with brass liquid channels as well as a copper block to ensure optimal heat transfer to and from the liquid transport medium.

http://www.hardocp.com/news/2014/03/...id_cpu_review/