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Congratulations to the Winners

280 enough to handle your FX 8350 system .. 

Owner pro 5 chassis + 4690k and install it with masterliquid 240 on the top ... result i got is very very ( make me happy super silent ) idle 26c load 40-50c run as Full Speed .

And i believe if we build with correctly ( no problem ) can touch our system , unless what we have is faulty unit .

Bro you can check this user ( have asrock board ) might this help you ..

Hope this can help .

try reinstall your 280 and see how the result, if you still facing same problem I would like suggest you wait the customer service reply your ticket.but before that please read link as above.

Hi Michael ,

Can you give full detail for your system rig ?

With 280 radiator i believe you can get more less temp 

Try check as below 

How to determine if the pump is functioning on your liquid cooler

Liquid Cooling: Where do I connect the Fans and Pump?

this march USA , but I'm not pretty sure too this news

Hey Jim ,

Thanks for sharing the picture .. indeed your system looking great just the optical drive bay is touching the radiator if put it on the top side .

once again thanks ... 

Hey man can you share some picture ?

Nice

11 hours ago, Jirayu Kanpariyasoontorn said:

Cooler Master Liquid Pro 240 Installation Problem ?

I was buy a Cooler Master Liquid Pro 240 about 3 week ago and i have some question in the installation step, I used LAG 1156 Socket.The problem is backplate of MasterLuqid Pro 240 hard to stick to Motherboard, i follow the installation manual step and the harder step is attached the pump to backplate , because the backplate cant lock and stick into the motherboard, it just screw to motherboard but dont stick with it, and when installing the pump the backplate will fall down , can you suggestion for easy step for installation ?

try this step :  Place the bracket before installing the motherboard in your case. Ask someone for help if you're having difficulties on doing this on your own.

I own master liquid pro 240, I be able to keep cool my AMD FX 9590 OC to 5.1

Keep in consideration that is a 220 watts CPU generating heat as a furnace, I have no problem at all with the 240, Intel is now for running cooler than Amd,I think you will have no problem!

Thanks man ........... 

i would suggest you to contact cooler master support via email or live ( they on live chat right now )

Hello there, may I ask how much heat energy can the CM LiquidMaster Pro 120 and CM LiquidMaster Pro 240 dissipate respectively?

 

I was wondering if the CM LiquidMaster Pro 120 is sufficient enough to cool down my i7-6700K processor which has a TDP of about 91Watts. 

Salam if you malay la ......

you want Oc ke ?

Ok, need some help guys.

Love the Mastercase Maker 5 - however before I purchase, my question is with an EATX board. From what you guys are saying above, will fit an EATXyes? I'm looking at the: 'ASUS ROG RAMPAGE V EDITION 10, for X99 LGA2011-3 Extreme Processors,

Dimensions: EATX, 12-inch. Will this also fit the Maker 5 ?

Cheers

Hey Man

Welcome to CM forum

we already notice that maker 5 only support up to ATX type of motherboard .

But you can contact customer services maybe they have solution as you mention above .

Hope this can help

Cant see your attachment

Here is some software to check out temp : http://community.coolermaster.com/index.php/topic/11566-overclocking-devils-canyon-haswell-e/

If there still don`t have any solution , i would like suggest you to contact cooler master support services ,they will assist you .

Thank you for your advice.

 

But here is my problem. As you can see in the pic below, the CHA_Fan 1 is located too far away from the pump. Can I plug the pump into CHA_Fan 2 instead?

 

Any suggestion please?

 

i cant see your attachment ..

But you can try CHA_fan 2 and 3 if available ... 

Anyway the pump wire cant reach the Cha Fan 1 area ?

Thank you for your quick reply.

 

My motherboard is Asrock z170 extreme7+ and I'm using a PWM Y-Splitter to connect both of my fans to CPU Fan 1 while the pump is connecting to CPU Fan 2. Am I doing anything wrong?

I just checked out you board :

Hey

Welcome to CM forum .

Here is link .. maybe useful for you : http://coolermaster.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/FAQ/Liquid-Cooling-Where-do-I-connect-the-Fans-and-Pump/?l=en_US&fs=Search&pn=1

Share some picture i got from some one

I was contacted via telephone today 8/30/2016 by a couple of Cooler Master customer service representatives. They explained that the problems that I had experienced so far with Cooler Master as a misunderstanding. Furthermore, they have offered to examine and/or pay for or replace any damages or damaged equipment caused by their failed component. After talking to them and being an honest person, I feel it necessary to rename this group "Cooler Master Integrity" in every real sense. I would once again consider purchasing Cooler Master products with the confidence that they are the type of company that has real values.

Yeah, and it's making me rethink a lot.  Do you have any suggestions for a good case that can fit the larger form factor?

 

Otherwise I might just end up switching to a basic ATX style board so I can use the Master Pro 5 or Maker (still debating).

Yes .. pls check this link : http://www.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/full-tower/

Hope this can help .

I do know that the picture just showed the controller installed (though that was an audio controller, not a fan controller).  But it was still on ASUS's primary webpage for advertising the motherboard, which is a special edition board they're putting out.  It seemed odd to me that they would advertise a premium product with a case that can't actually fit the board, even if they never state or show that it would fit.

 

I do appreciate the response, though.  So thank you.

 

So the standard ATX board fits, but doesn't block the grommets at all, so extended boards may fit (if small enough), but would start to cover them.  So I'd lose 1.2 inches of the grommet (length the board is over the standard ATX).  Which is most of them.  But I think it will still work.

 

 

That's very helpful.  Knowing what sort of an impact it will have is exactly what I wanted.  I feared I wouldn't be able to get it in the case at all.  The Pro 5 and Maker 5 have been the highest recommended cases I've seen, so I was concerned about the fit.

 

 

 

Now my final step is to figure out how best to fit the card I'm planning on using.  Also going with ASUS in this case, trying to get the Strix 1080 OC.  Which measures in at:

11.73 " x 5.28 " x 1.57 " Inch

29.8 x 13.4 x4 Centimeter

Dang it.  .03 inches (or 0.2 cm) over what it will support without removing the HDD cage.

 

Well, I'm not going to use an HDD, I'll be going for a Samsung 850 Pro SSD.  I haven't built with an SSD this small before (the last one I got was seven or eight years ago, and was still about the size of an HDD).  So, what would the case look like with the cage removed, and what is the best place to mount an SSD on the case with the cage removed?

Back to you story ...

You can check at CM site regarding lenght VGA for Mastercase Pro 5

Well for more save you have to remove the HDD cage .

Hello Skyblade,

 

If you scroll down a few posts, this customer installed an MSI X99 E-ATX.

 

So its possible but the grommets will be slightly covered.

 

http://community.coolermaster.com/index.php/topic/13818-official-mastercase-5-series-owners-club/

 

Patrick

CMUSA Support

True .... Agree with You Bro .... 

That M/B will fit, but you will have a bit less room for cable management through the openings.  

I recently ordered the ASUS Rampage V Edition 10 motherboard.  On the ASUS website, it clearly shows an image of the Coolmaster Pro 5 being used in conjunction with this board:

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/ROG-RAMPAGE-V-EDITION-10/overview/

That is the Pro 5's front and I/O setup.

 

However, the Specifications page lists it as an E-ATX board.

Extended ATX Form Factor 

12 inch x 10.7 inch ( 30.5 cm x 27.2 cm )

 

So, could the Pro 5 and Maker support this board or not?

Hi 

dont know if this useful for you or not : http://www.overclock.net/t/1570053/cooler-master-mastercase-5-series-owners-club/180

Is anyone interested in a Riser Card Holder for the MasterCase so you can display your Graphics Card?

 

Riser Card.jpg

 

Riser Card 2.jpg

 

Patrick

CMUSA Support

Nice Bro Pat