Pros: Easy to install Keeps the processor cool Not OEM product like Asetek

Cons: Radiator mounting screws are toolless knob. It can be a problem for cases with front air filters.

Overall Review: This is new water cooler. Not an OEM made AIO water coolers by Asetek for Corsair, Zalman, NZXT, Thermaltake, Arctic and few others. All the competitors use the same OEM supplier but its rebranded product and the only difference are the fans itself. I had no difficulties installing this MasterLiquid Pro 240. I have to admit that the tubes are not flexible like Corsair but its doable. Mounting the pump to the CPU is easy and the instructions are easy to follow. I noticed the water pump was running at 9,600 rpm and according to the Cooler Master specs and it stated 3,000 -/+ 10%. I contacted Cooler Master tech support to confirm the readings. They said the pump is new technology and the computer does not recognize it so that's why its showing 9,600 rpm. The tech guy said to divide the water pump rpm readings by factor of 3 so accurate reading is 3,200 which is within the spec range. My computer rig is i7-6700k and idle temp is 28C with its stock fans. I had Corsair and Zalman and I have to say MasterLiquid Pro 240 is the best one so far. The mounting 1" screws for the radiator got a toolless knob on it and its not flat. It can be a problem if using a case with a front filter for air intakes as the knob can block the filter from attaching to the case properly. I had to go to my local hardware store to get the flat head screw. The screws will work fine if using the radiator at the top of the case as it is supposed to be used as an exhaust. That's why I deducted one point for this. Cooler Master should have offered both type of screws.

Pros: Super fast! Upgraded Dell XPS 1730 laptop's Fujitsu MHW2120BJ to this WD hard drive. Former hard drive performance was 5.1 and now it's 5.4. Fujitsu is 7200RPM drive and WD beats them at 5400RPM!

Cons: Power consumption... doesn't deter me at all.

Overall Review: Dell is now selling this WD drive as default drive for XPS 1730 now.