Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO CPU Cooling System - Proven Performance - 4 Continuous Direct Contact Heat Pipes, 120mm PWM Fan

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For this reason, we’ll be reviewing and comparing these two coolers based on noise levels, fan effects, benefits, and other relevant features.

The fan is decoupled from the cooling tower and then simply snapped into place once the Hyper 212 is secured. Cooler Master added RGB capability to its blue-collar workhorse cooler, Hyper 212, and it proves to be the ultimate successor to the storied Hyper 212 lineage. A cooler will have challenges keeping your computer and other components cool during prolonged and heavy use.Tom's Hardware is part of Future US Inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. Our comparison and review of the two shows they perform well to keep temperatures down and systems running efficiently. Noctua NH-D15 vs Hyper 212 Evo covers two cooler products from proven brands capable of fending off the heat from your computer. Didn't really expect so much from Cooler Master - but it definitely delivers, it's super silent and reliable. For our CPU cooling tests, we use the same hardware, overclock and configuration for each and every test to minimize environment variables in testing.

we were seeing that 360mm AIOs struggle to keep core temperatures in check at lower fan speeds, providing insight that the enthusiast-grade i9’s need excellent cooling if the goal is overclocking. Further, the two NF-A5 140 mm fans contribute to cooler performances and are optimized highly to serve you with effective speed control. Omitting AVX instruction sets allows for accurate, 100% loads at chosen clock speeds, while allowing AVX instructions would provide higher, albeit, unrealistic synthetic CPU loads and excessive heat production, less indicative of real-world use. The heatsink base and heatpipes themselves feature a handsome, ‘dark chrome’ plating that offers reduced, reflective gleam, while still providing a touch of dark shimmer.The 9-blade SF120R RGB fan sports narrow, elongated blades, while the 5-blade FP120 features wide, sweeping blades.

However, the overall build and size will consume some space, but the speed and efficient noise control are worth it. The Cooler Master Hyper 212 heatpipe cooler traces its lineage back well over a decade, which might as well be considered prehistoric in the PC industry. Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO V2 is redesigned with an Asymmetrical tilt to guarantee RAM Clearance, along with revised brackets to assure the ease of installation.While the large size is a sticking point for many users, the Evo 212 is worth considering for heavy-duty applications. With the new Hyper 212 Evo v2 now available, those with fond memories of their previous Hyper 212’s now have the chance to install a piece of updated nostalgia into a modern, silent HTPC system or home server, or perhaps as a piece recommended by a mentor for a novice system builder’s first PC.