Cooler Master Oracle Air: Based on design elegance

Extra tests, SSD enclosures | | Ľubomír Samák

Power consumption and temperature

In the context of external SSD enclosures, Cooler Master has come up with a remarkable concept that combines “tool-less” assembly with high mechanical durability. And yet, an efficient cooler is also used, and looking at the Oracle Air case, one can probably conclude that it has a presentable appearance as well. But let everyone evaluate this individually. Let’s move on to the details, which also include measurable results.

Power consumption and temperature





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  1. Nice box for NVME disks with chips on one side. In the case of two-sided ones, pay attention to stripping the chips from the screws holding the circuit board. I returned it because they collided and the disc started once, sometimes not, before I noticed it…

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