https://overclock3d.net/news/cases_cooling/vroom-vroom-cooler-master-launches-their-v-series-of-engine-inspired-cpu-coolers-at-ces/
 
At CES 2025, Cooler Master has expanded its air-cooling lineup with new V-series CPU coolers. These new CPU coolers feature engine-inspired designs and utilise new 3D Heatpipe (3DHP) technology to enable higher levels of cooling performance.
Cooler Master’s V-series CPU cooler range has four models: the V4, V6, V8 and V10. If you are wondering what the V’s stand for, they represent the number of heatpipes each heatsink has. The V4 has four 8mm heatpipes, the V6 has 6 6mm heatpipes, the V8 has 8 6mm heatpipes, and the V10 has 10 6mm heatpipes. All four models are cooled by twin 120mm fans and feature RGB illumination.
 
Cooler Master’s V8 and V-10 coolers can hadle thermal loads up to 340W. This makes these coolers well-suited to cooling high-end desktop processors. These CPU coolers are compatible with AMD’s AM5/AM4 CPU sockets and Intel’s LGA1700 and LGA1851 sockets.
The 3DHP technology used in these heatsinks allows Cooler Master to optimally place a larger number of heatpipes in optimal locations for CPU cooling. This enhances heat transfer and distribution.
 
Cooler Master plans to launch their new V-Series CPU coolers in March 2025. Currently, we do not know the pricing of these new CPU coolers.
At CES 2025, Cooler Master also showcased a selection of GPU coolers. These coolers will be available with RTX 50 series GPUs in Cooler Master build systems.
 
I'll admit that these CPU cooler look great.