Mechanic Master is launching a new line of all-in-one liquid coolers that break from the standard single-radiator design. The KLEIN series introduces dual radiators to each unit, which increases the total surface area available for heat exchange. The split design increases the total heat exchange area to better manage thermal output in demanding systems.
New AIO series splits heat exchange across two radiators for larger surface area
The announcement covers three specific model variants: the K240+120, the K360+120, and the K360+360. The series includes three models—K240+120, K360+120, and K360+360—each utilizing two radiators to enhance cooling capacity. The dual-radiator setup distinguishes these units from traditional single-loop AIOs that rely on one block for heat rejection.
Specifications
- Model Variants: K240+120, K360+120, K360+360
- Radiator Configuration: Dual radiators per unit
- Design Style: Retro game console style cold head with D-Pad and four input buttons
- Installation Positions: K240+120/K360+120: Top + Rear; K360+360: Top + Right Front (near motherboard)
Mechanic Master describes the underlying technology as a ‘3D structural split water cooling’ design. The K240+120 and K360+120 models support installation in the top and rear positions of a PC case. The larger K360+360 variant requires space at the top and the right front area near the motherboard.
The cold head features a retro game console aesthetic complete with a D-Pad and four input buttons. The source material notes that the actual functionality of these controls remains unclear and unconfirmed. Buyers should expect a distinct visual style, though the practical utility of the interface elements is not yet defined.
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