Tuesday, July 30th 2024
Cooler Master Announces HAF 5 Pro and NR2 Pro Prebuilt Desktops
Cooler Master, a leading provider of PC components, gaming peripherals, and tech lifestyle solutions, today announced the launch of two groundbreaking PC systems: The HAF 5 Pro, and NR2 Pro. These new systems exemplify Cooler Master's dedication to delivering high-performance computing solutions with innovative design and advanced cooling technology.
"At Cooler Master, we strive to blend cutting-edge technology with innovative design. The HAF 5 Pro, and NR2 Pro exemplify our commitment to excellence," said Jimmy Sha, CEO of Cooler Master. "We are excited to bring these revolutionary systems to our users."
HAF 5 Pro: Premier Gaming and Professional Performance
The Cooler Master HAF 5 Pro is designed for gamers and professionals who demand the highest levels of performance. This system is built to handle gaming and professional workloads.
For those seeking exceptional performance in a small footprint, the NR2 Pro is the ideal solution. This compact high-performance PC is engineered for gaming, productivity, and content creation, all while maintaining efficient cooling and impressive power.
"At Cooler Master, we strive to blend cutting-edge technology with innovative design. The HAF 5 Pro, and NR2 Pro exemplify our commitment to excellence," said Jimmy Sha, CEO of Cooler Master. "We are excited to bring these revolutionary systems to our users."
The Cooler Master HAF 5 Pro is designed for gamers and professionals who demand the highest levels of performance. This system is built to handle gaming and professional workloads.
- Specs: Latest Intel Core processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics.
- Memory: 16 GB DDR4-3200 MHz RAM for seamless multitasking.
- Storage: 1 TB NVMe PCIe SSD for lightning-fast load times.
- Cooling: Features the legendary Hyper 212 heat pipe technology for superior thermal performance.
- The HAF 5 Pro ensures you can game, create, and work without any performance bottlenecks, delivering smooth and reliable performance across all applications.
For those seeking exceptional performance in a small footprint, the NR2 Pro is the ideal solution. This compact high-performance PC is engineered for gaming, productivity, and content creation, all while maintaining efficient cooling and impressive power.
- Specs: Intel Core i9-14900K processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Super graphics card.
- Memory: 64 GB DDR5-5600 MHz RAM for unparalleled multitasking capabilities.
- Storage: 2 TB NVMe Gen 4 SSD for blazing-fast performance and ample storage.
- Cooling: Equipped with a 280 mm Cooler Master AIO liquid cooler and 3rd-generation CPU pump.
- The NR2 Pro delivers stunning 4K visuals and exceptional performance, making it perfect for demanding applications and immersive gaming experiences.
5 Comments on Cooler Master Announces HAF 5 Pro and NR2 Pro Prebuilt Desktops
That will be a no from me
I'd likely build my own anyway but super hard pass for me and I'd have some difficulty even refiring someone to this as an option in todays market.
I have a Synology DS1815+ NAS that uses the Intel Atom C2000 series SoC (C2538). Intel reported errata that was critical for the C2000 series. It couldn't be patched either rather require a pull down resister as a fix to prevent essentially being bricked. Some manufacturers using the SoC issued a recall but Synology simply extended the warranty (while acknowledging the issue). My DS1815+ was already outside the return window but still within warranty. So I called Synology tech support and asked for a replacement with the fix (pulldown resister) of which the started manufacturing in early 2017 (February IIRC) and they agreed. Synology sent me a newly manufactured DS1815+ replacement (late February as noted by the serial number) via cross-ship. It's still running strong.
Things can be done to mitigate the issue but the manufacturer must first admit that there is a problem.
I'm hoping Intel can address this 13 / 14 series issue with a micro-code update but even if they can I have concerns it will effect performance negatively in general like security fixes in the past.