The availability is still very good at the end of 2019, three versions are offered – as schom with the predecessor:
MasterLiquid ML120L RGB (120mm)
Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML120L RGB (MLW-D12M-A20PC-R1)
![]() | lagernd | 89,90 €*Stand: 06.02.25 21:40 |
MasterLiquid ML240L RGB (240mm)
Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240L RGB (MLW-D24M-A20PC-R1)
![]() | lagernd | 79,90 €*Stand: 06.02.25 21:40 |
MasterLiquid ML360 RGB (360mm / TR4 socket only)
Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML360 TR4 RGB (MLX-D36M-A20PC-T1)
In this review I refer to the prices of November 2019, possibly different current prices are to be interpreted by myself.
Specifications ML240L
Pump: 2100 RPM – Copper Coldplate (rough)
Fan: 650 to 2000 RPM – hydraulic bearing – 4 pin connection
Radiator thickness: 27mm
Airflow per fan: up to 113 m3/h
Air pressure per fan: up to 2.34 mmH2O
Noise level: 6 – 30 dBA
Hose length: 300mm
More data on the product page
A few comments in advance:
• Thermal paste is not pre-applied
• The coldplate is quite rough compared to other AiO, complete removal of the thermal paste after removal is rather idle
• The fan holders are padded with foam rubber
• Installation with AM4 possible without an extra backplate
Packaging / Scope of delivery
Here, too, the typical AiO packaging is used: cardboard box with corresponding recesses, pump block, radiator and fan bagged. In addition to the small instructions for installation, Cooler Master also includes a 12V RGB controller with physical buttons as well as a 1-to-3 RGB splitter and a Y splitter for 4 pin fans. Thus, you can enjoy the RGB lighting even with older boards without LED headers. In-house thermal paste is of course also present (not shown here in the picture).


Even if it does not affect the performance or the tightness, it can disturb one or the other quite visually:

