COOLER MASTER HYPER 212 EVO REVIEW SERIES

The other main difference is the fan which now operates at a quieter maximum speed of 1600RPM and yet still supporting PWM functionality. The concept is quite a simple but one that Cooler Master hopes to prove effective as we will see later. The main difference is the evolution of Cooler Master’s Direct Contact heat pipes which now feature ‘Continuous Direct Contact’ technology. As before the heat pipes are 6mm in diameter. It builds on the same concept of a four heat-piped tower heatsink as its predecessor sharing the same fin structure and fin count. The Hyper 212 EVO is very similar to the original Hyper 212+ we reviewed two and a half years ago. Dubbed the EVO, the new Hyper 212 boasts some very impressive innovations. At the lower end, the Hyper 212 has undergone some minor changes aimed at further improving performance without increased costs.

COOLER MASTER HYPER 212 EVO REVIEW SERIES

Without breaking this winning formula, Cooler Master have recently revamped their cooler line-up with several new additions to their ‘Hyper’ series including the recently reviewed Hyper 612S including several variants of that, and the Hyper 414S/PWM.

A key product that has defined Cooler Master’s philosophy has been the Hyper 212, a budget four heat-piped tower cooler that has somehow managed to withstand the test of time by outcompeting more expensive solutions even from the likes of Noctua. It’s no surprise then that Cooler Master is a household name spanning from the mainstream to the enthusiasts. An impressive feat however is their constant commitment to quality and more importantly the lack of compromises made in achieving this affordably. Product on Review: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVOĬooler Master’s Forte has always been cost effective solutions be they cases, coolers, power supplies or the rest of their vast catalogue of products.

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