Tuesday, October 1st 2019
Cooler Master Debuts New CPU Air Cooler MasterAir MA620M
Cooler Master, a global leader in designing and manufacturing innovative computer components introduces the MasterAir MA620M CPU Air Cooler. Continuing the renowned MasterAir Series, the MA620M are dual aluminium towers equipped with a newly designed cross-platform mounting system to provide maximum air cooling.
Peak Performance, Unique Aesthetic
The MA620M features a unique dual tower heatsink with enlarged fins and utilizes 6 copper heat pipes for optimal air flow and cooling performance. Inspired by a stealth-like aesthetic design, the MA620M employs unique lighting effects across the top cover of the cooler, powered by addressable RGB.
Versatile Cooling Solutions
The MA620M features an easy top-down mounting system for a quick and easy installation. Inspired by end-user feedback, the MA620M's mounting system is built for versatility, capable of mounting both Intel and AMD CPU platforms. The air cooler also includes improved RAM and GPU clearance to provide efficient and effective cooling solutions for PC builds
Fine-Tuned Cooling Performance: The MasterFan SF120R
Built with the latest addition from the MasterFan series, the SF120R, the MA620 includes Air Balance fan blades optimized for the perfect balance between air flow and pressure. With silent driver IC and a wide range of speed settings, it can be used for silent operation or fine-tuned for maximum cooling performance.
The MasterAir MA620M will be available for purchase at Amazon and Newegg on October 7th. For more information visit www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/cpu-air-coolers/masterair-ma620m.
Peak Performance, Unique Aesthetic
The MA620M features a unique dual tower heatsink with enlarged fins and utilizes 6 copper heat pipes for optimal air flow and cooling performance. Inspired by a stealth-like aesthetic design, the MA620M employs unique lighting effects across the top cover of the cooler, powered by addressable RGB.
The MA620M features an easy top-down mounting system for a quick and easy installation. Inspired by end-user feedback, the MA620M's mounting system is built for versatility, capable of mounting both Intel and AMD CPU platforms. The air cooler also includes improved RAM and GPU clearance to provide efficient and effective cooling solutions for PC builds
Fine-Tuned Cooling Performance: The MasterFan SF120R
Built with the latest addition from the MasterFan series, the SF120R, the MA620 includes Air Balance fan blades optimized for the perfect balance between air flow and pressure. With silent driver IC and a wide range of speed settings, it can be used for silent operation or fine-tuned for maximum cooling performance.
The MasterAir MA620M will be available for purchase at Amazon and Newegg on October 7th. For more information visit www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/cpu-air-coolers/masterair-ma620m.
19 Comments on Cooler Master Debuts New CPU Air Cooler MasterAir MA620M
I think Cooler Master lost their way.
This is clearly just a new take on their old V8 and whatever the model before that was called with a centre mounted fan...
Still, Scythe for life!
Sandwiching a 57CFM 120mm fan between two fin stacks just isnt enough, much better to sandwich a 212 hyper between 2 fans.
Maybe if you replaced that fan with an ML or a Noctua A12 it would be ok...
Push-pull noctua a12 made a heaven-and-earth difference.
One fan? Pulling through fins and pushing air out through them makes for a really sloppy airflow.
RGB speaks for itself too, perf per dollar might not be great...
Performance-wise, meh, it's ok, but nuthin to get all googly-eyed about :)
I'll stick with my H115i-ML140 x 4 push-pull, at least for the foreseeable future anyways.....
Especially on the ML240R fans - jesus wept, the drone from the bearings in those is *so* loud and obnoxious that I threw the whole thing out. Just sooooo horrible. Same with the fans on the Hyper 212 Black! It's fan drones like a church minister too...
They haven't changed their lackluster fan blade design for years, they just keep re-releasing old stuff with RGB.
It is kinda impressive that how they can make rifle bearing so damn loud lol
That being said, its performance is probably only okay.
Having just used intsalled my Noctua on it's fourth different mounting kit (for free, thanks again Noctua!) I'm struggling to see why anyone would buy an air cooler from anyone else unless they also offer support for future sockets and interchangeability with other fans.
Changing the fan on this looks like a royal faff, if it's not a bespoke unit with additional moulded plastic for this specific cooler.
2) I know it's premature to call them out precedent also matters. If they can't make dual-tower coolers that's cooler than a single tower one, it calls into question their talent/competence at making decent coolers.
3) It matters. In paper MA620P should've been a monster. Six heatpipes. Two heatsinks to isolate and dissipate each end of the heatpipes. iirc heatpipe direct contact base. Comes with two fans. It's so big that at default push-pull configuration it covers three ram slots.
But what does it matter when a cheaper (at least here. both H5s cost $10-12 less than MA620P) cooler performs better? For comparison H5 has four heatpipes. One heatsink. One fan. Ultimate covers one ram slot while universal covers none. Baseplate is nickel plated copper.