Cooler Master V8 CPU Cooler Review

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Cooler Master V8 CPU Cooler Review

Introduction

Recently we’ve been taking a look at some pretty high end CPU coolers which, despite the different fin configurations and heatpipe layouts, are all reasonably similar. The Cooler Master V8, which we are to take a look at in this review, is a litter different in that although it is based on a tower format design it has added heatsinks on both sides and a centrally mounted fan.

The V8 appears to be somewhat of a brute as CPU coolers go with its fiery red LEDs and countless heatpipes massing together at its base. Our i7 test rig has put to shame many a cooler in the past, so how will the V8 fare? Let’s find out…

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Our thanks go to Xoxide for providing this sample for review; if you are interested in purchasing the Cooler Master V8, please visit the Xoxide website or click on this link.

Features

  • Can Handle Any High-End CPU (Even Under the Most Critical Heat Conditions)
  • Modularized by 4 Separate Sets of Aluminium Fins
  • Linked by 8 Diagonal Up-Rise Heat Pipes
  • V8 Structural Design Allows Ultra-Quick Heat Transfer
  • Precision Fan Control for Unsurpassed Cooling

Specifications

Cooler Master V8 CPU Cooler Review

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4 Comments on “Cooler Master V8 CPU Cooler Review”

  • Dunceiam wrote on 9 September, 2009, 23:09

    Temps seem rather high under Load.

    What case did you use?

  • Joe wrote on 10 September, 2009, 15:38

    We used an ATCS-840 and yes the temperatures are quite high. This was because we specifically used a high Vcore of 1,35V to test the coolers at as high a temperature as possible.

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