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MO-RA IV: a watercooling radiator capable of cooling your car

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Watercool has launched a whole new range of radiators, the MO-RA IV. These are designed for large, externally-mounted installations. Indeed, it’s hard to fit heat sinks that can accommodate up to nine 200 mm fans per side into a case!

MO-RA IV: hard to dissipate!

Watercool MO-RA IV
So it’s got something to compensate for 😉

The Watercool brand is offering a new series of radiators. It’s anything but compact, as it’s designed to accommodate 200 mm fans… Two/four for the smallest, up to six/twelve for the largest! Obviously, this type of solution is not designed for mounting in a case, but for external watercooling.

Despite this, we’re not dealing with simple radiators here – the brand has taken great care with its product. The frame and mounting grid allow tool-free assembly. On the fan side, we find a hidden fan splitter for clean installation. Then, via a specific compartment, we’ll be able to install a screen (optional) for personalization/monitoring. At the rear, a control unit (also optional) can be installed. Controlled via USB, it can be used to monitor/manage various system-related elements. Finally, a dual-pump module and reservoir can be installed.

Watercool MO-RA IV

Here, connections are made via brass fittings. These can handle high pressures, up to 5 bar! Other features include corrugated fins designed to maximize performance.

Prices aren’t cheap: expect to pay €229.95 for the two/four-fan model, €299.95 for the four/eight-fan model and €549.95 for the six/twelve-fan version. Note that the price does not increase when switching from black to white!


Here are the Watercool product sheets!