CPU Cooler

Cooler Master - Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler

( 4.6 Average / 1347 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Cooler Master

Model

Hyper 212 EVO

Part #

RR-212E-20PK-R2
(or) RR-212E-16PK-R1

Supported Sockets

AM2
AM2+
AM3
AM3+
AM4
FM1
FM2
FM2+
LGA775
LGA1150
LGA1151
LGA1155
LGA1156
LGA1366
LGA2011
LGA2011-3
LGA2066

Liquid Cooled

Bearing Type

Sleeve

Noise Level

9 dB - 36 dB

Fan RPM

600 - 2000 RPM

Height

159 mm / 6.260 "

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Reviews

FarNerdy 15 points 48 months ago

from completed build Go Go Gamer

A large piece but still gets the job done, and done well. Only reason for the 4-star review is due to its size. Almost thought it wouldn't fit in my case.

TaylorPope 15 points 48 months ago

from completed build Storm Stryker Gaming Build

Seems to do its job quite well considering the price, but it was a little nerve racking for a first time builder like myself to install because you really have to push down on the springs to get the screws to line up.

TheAnonymousThomas 16 points 48 months ago

from completed build Operation : Recovery

"Keepin it Cool."

-Col. Burton Command and Conquer Generals

pdastoor 12 points 47 months ago

from completed build My multipurpose all in one computer.

So far so good, everyone says this is the best. I haven't OC much and my temp right now is around 30-40 when surfing internet.

mjaj 23 points 47 months ago

from completed build Assembly: 1 hr. Cable Management: 100 hours.

Best bang for your buck cpu cooler. The fan can get loud. Installation was okay, just take your time.

Djmatrix 16 points 47 months ago

from completed build Cool Blue, First PC Build!

Incredible performance from a cooler with a great price! Easy to install, great instructions and all hardware is provided, it even comes with thermal paste!

bradenfontaine 31 points 47 months ago

from completed build The Facebook and YouTube thingy

Does its job and does it damned well

bradenfontaine 35 points 47 months ago

from completed build The Steve Buscemi

Does what its supposed to do and does it well

MasterSniper3731 23 points 47 months ago

from completed build First Gaming Build (Blue and Black, not White and Gold)

Now before you go saying that I installed this the way it is (fan facing down), it was a pain in the butt to install (probably because of my lack of experience) and I will be changing it later. Other than that, it keeps the CPU cool and does what I need it to do.

CapnJudge 8 points 47 months ago

from completed build The Tarrasque

This part is a god among parts. Cools like a boss, quiet like a boss, and is super easy to install for ANY cpu, this is a no brainer when it comes down to if you are gonna air cool.