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On the test bench today is a boxy tower-style processor heatsink from Cooler Master called the Hyper 612 PWM. This is a pseudo-quiet cooling heatsink built around six, 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a single 120x120mm PWM fan. The fan rotates at 2000-600RPM and offers at best, excellent thermal performance. At the slowest fan speeds you can expect very quiet but generally average performance from the Hyper 612 PWM heatsink.
The Coolermaster Hyper 412S comes to you from one of the leading brands in cooling. Coolermaster have brought to you this smaller version of the Hyper 612S which was previously reviewed giving out great temperature performance...
To conclude these last few Cooler Master reviews, I’m going to look at the Hyper 412S. It’s the only tower style cooler that I’ve had from them this time. The cooler has quite a low FPI (Fins Per Inch) which should make for a cooler that performs well at low fan speeds. Hopefully it makes for another quiet cooler from Cooler Master!
In this review Frostytech will be testing Coolermaster's Hyper 212 Plus tower heatsink - an exposed heatpipe base cooler that comes ready out of the box for socket 1156 Intel 'Lynnfield' P55 motherboards. Naturally, it supports Intel socket 775/1366/1156 and AMD 939/AM2/AM3 processors. For whatever reason, Intel has spaced the motherboard mounting holes for socket 775, 1156 and 1366 all a little differently... but that's another story.
This is your standard tower style heatpipe cooler with the radiator being the perfect size for a 120mm fan. Just like the original Hyper 212 there are 4 physical heatpipes bent in the middle giving us twice the cooling capacity.
There are an immense number of coolers on the market today and finding the right one can be a tricky task. This is not at all helped by the compatibility issues between the various sockets, which leads to fun researching and lots of returns. Couple that with the various manufacturer's offering up similar products with slight differences and huge prices, it dawns a dilemma that you don't really want.
Diesen Sommer 2011 ist die neue Coolermaster Hyper Kühler Serie ins Leben gerufen worden, die mittlerweile mehrere Kühler beinhaltet und eine neue Produkt-Ära bei dem bekannten Hersteller eingeläutet hat. Bisher hat man sich viel auf Kunststoff und seltsame Designs orientiert, die leider bei den Kunden nicht ankamen. Mit der Hyper Serie wollte man das Produkt Niveau auf jeden Fall erhöhen und setzt dafür nur hochwertige Materialien wie Alu und Kupfer ein. Kunststoff spielt hier nur mehr eine Nebenrolle. Aus dieser neuen Serie haben wir euch das größte und auffälligste Modell schon vorgestellt, den Hyper 612S. Diese Woche sehen wir uns den kleineren Bruder an, den Hyper 212 EVO.
Coolermaster produce a lot of different products, from massively high end cases to low end budget coolers; and that's what we're looking at today. A little fella' called the Coolermaster Hyper 101. The name looks to fit well, but does it perform when under pressure? That's what we're here to find out.
The new Gemini II range is shooting across the net as Coolermaster release a new wave of coolers. One of the latest on the UK market is the Gemini II SF524 CPU Cooler, of which we have for you today. The Gemini II SF524 is a low profile product with a great aesthetic design...
The Coolermaster Gemini II M4 is a super low profile CPU cooler. This tiny unit is a great product for anyone looking to build themselves a HTCP system...
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