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Cooler Master Also Shows Off the MasterLiquid Lite Series

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Cooler Master showed off a new line of cost-effective AIO closed-loop liquid CPU coolers, the MasterLiquid Lite series. The lineup has just one model as of now, the MasterLiquid Lite 120. The cooler retains the dual-chamber pump-block from the original MasterLiquid liquid series, and its 25 mm-thick 120 mm x 120 mm radiator, but lacks the sleeved tubing. The FEP tubing is still sturdy. The cooler also includes just one 120 mm fan, compared to two fans being included with the MasterLiquid 120. The cooler is expected to be 15-20% cheaper than the MasterLiquid 120.



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that radiator looks like it is a bit too wide on the sides for a lot of setups. That 120mm looks tiny
 
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