Cooler Master launches aluminium-framed MasterFan A and M

Cooler Master has announced the full specifications and pricing for its new MasterFan A and M Series cooling fans for the European market. Featuring engineering transferred from its enterprise AI computing division, these fans use a three-phase industrial-standard motor and an enterprise-grade Magnetic Dynamic Bearing (MDB) with active lubricant recycling.

The product lineup is divided into two distinct variants based on blade composition. The MasterFan A Series uses aluminium blades paired with a full-aluminium frame, which the company says is a first for the consumer category. As for the MasterFan M Series, it uses Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) blades within its full aluminium frame. Both variants feature a 30mm thickness, 4-point rack-mount-derived corner pads for vibration isolation, and center-hub ARGB lighting.

Performance specifications indicate a maximum speed of 4,000RPM, delivering up to 121.73CFM of airflow and 13.15mmH₂O of static pressure. A separate silent variant is also detailed, operating at a maximum speed of 2,500RPM to deliver up to 76.9 CFM of airflow.

The fans will be available in both 120mm and 140mm sizes through authorised retailers and distribution partners. The MasterFan M120/140 ARGB will be available for €17, the MasterFan A120 for €24, and the MasterFan A120 FC for €32.

KitGuru says: It will be interesting to see how well these perform in real-world scenarios. 

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