Cooler Master has unveiled its brand new Fanless PC concept which features its new fanless CPU heatsink cooler & a mix of fanless case and PSU options.
Cooler Master has slowly been going the more fanless route with its upcoming products which was further highlighted in the new fanless system build which the manufacturer showcased during Computex 2024. Inkjet Label Printer
The new Fanless PC system was centered around three primary Cooler Master components, two of which have already been announced. These include the Cooler Master Qube 500 Flatpack in a fully fanless design and the Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum 850W PSU. The Qube 500 is a mid-tower chassis that comes in an all-black design and has large vents all across its exterior. The case can be used in a fully passive mode or with air cooling but Cooler Master demonstrated it without any fans.
The components housed within the chassis were the ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 motherboard which is an ATX design and it was running an Intel Core i9-12900K CPU. The system also features a pair of T-Force Vulcan DDR5-5200 (CL40) memory modules in 16 GB x 2 configurations and storage was an MP33 M.2 SSD.
To cool the CPU, the PC was equipped with a rather massive Cooler Master CPU heatsink cooler which isn't finalized yet but comes in a premium black-coated design and features six heat pipes that make direct contact with the baseplate connecting the CPU. This is a massive heatsink that would be able to sustain up to 250W TDPs easily. There are a total of 15-16 aluminum fins on this bad boy and it's going to take a lot of space within the chassis but has been designed in a way to accommodate large profile memory and graphics cards.
Cooler Master also gave us a look at the assembly of its X Silent Edge Platinum PSU which uses an 8 heatpipe cooling solution with a copper baseplate to keep things running steady. This is enclosed in an aluminum chassis which should keep things running smoothly too. Cooler Master isn't revealing when the new cooler launches but it is one direction the company is headed and it is great to see some fanless options from CM.
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