Cooler Master Hyper 212 PRO ARGB CPU Air Cooler, 4 Heat Pipes, PWM Fan

Insanely quiet for the price and it keeps my computer Hella, cool and being in a case was really bad airflow powerful quiet and keeps your PC frigid while keeping your walletfull-ish in the lighting RGB doesn’t struggle at all on any colors perfect yellows and oranges perfect only reason it’s at 54 and 65 is cause it is like 90° in California right now so it’s a little bit hotter in my AC isn’t on but usually it gets 40 or 30 on just CPU

Keeps my 14400f at room temperature without making any noise whatsoever. Great product. It comes with cooling paste, so I had everything to install this in about 10 minutes.

TLDR: you can get better cooling from an AIO, but the price and performance of this tower perfect for your average user on a budget. Make sure it fits in your case.The mounting system is secure and makes good contact with the CPU die. The included thermal compound is good enough to not require another purchase as well. My issue with the mounting bracket was that it required more force than I anticipated to align the screws and I had to remount the cooler to ensure even pressure because I had missed that one screw was not threaded into the bracket. - perhaps it could have used slightly taller standoffs.Otherwise installation was easy and the fan mount looks nicer than clips would for this styling. RGB is bright and the selection of colors and modes are fun. I appreciate that I can pick a plain white light or just leave it off.In terms of performance, I see ~20C difference above ambient from my stock cooler (wraith stealth) and the noise is potentially blower under load depending on your fan curve. Under heavy load with a slight OC my temps are stable below 75C and idle around 35C.The main downside to look out for is it's height from the GPU. My case is wide and accommodates the cooler, but if you have a narrow case I would look for another solution.

Cooler Master fan runs super quiet and fit perfectly into my mATX build. Very please with the quality of the fan!

To start, let me summarize what it took *for me* to replace my old cooler with this one and to get it fully up and running. I began by taking unscrewing the old one, but the CPU was stuck and that took about 45 minutes to get unstuck with a hair-dryer and a screwdriver. Next, I screwed in the back plate which was fairly simple. I then spent the next hour trying to figure out why the screws wouldn't fit. I eventually realized that I needed to push down and move the screws on the heat sink to the other position in order for it to fit into my AM3+ socket. After that revelation, I spent another painful long while pushing in and screwing the heat sink with my weak-sauce arms. It took a few attempts to get it to line up without getting thermal paste everywhere, but I managed eventually. With that, all I had left to work out was the RGB, which of course didn't work right away. I couldn't get it working, so I called customer service to get some replacement parts only for them to tell me to push the button to turn it on. It worked even though I'd done that 100 times. I guess Mark had some sort of magical abilities. It was then and only then did I get it installed and fully functioning. This review makes it sound much less painful than it really was, but as long as your not a moron who calls customer service over some flashy lights like me you should be fine.Now that it's in my system, it both looks and preforms great. I really like the dark brushed metal and RGB. This is easily one of the best looking air coolers out there. My system now idles at around 20° C. I highly recommend this as long as you're not afraid to get your hands dirty with the installation.Pros:• Great thermal performance• Low noise• Fan snaps on and off easily• Comes with nice thermal paste• Cool design• RGB :DDDCons:• Difficult installation• Limited RGB controller functionality• Sharp and easily-bendable fins

Could not have been easier to install. Looks good and works great for the lighter gaming duty it'll be serving. Happy with the rainbow RGB! Came with all the parts I needed, and then some. I really can't understate how easy it was to properly install. I've been doing this for a bit and it was a breeze compared to some others.

Keeps the cpu very cool. Make sure enough room for fan.

The Hyper 212 has been the go-to budget air cooler for years, and this RGB Black Edition is the version that finally looks the part too.The gunmetal anodized finish, brushed nickel fins, and RGB fan are a genuine upgrade over the original's industrial look. The SF120R fan runs between 650 and 2000 RPM with PWM control, so it stays whisper-quiet at idle and ramps up sensibly under load. Temperatures are excellent for the price class, easily keeping mainstream CPUs well within safe ranges under gaming loads.Installation takes more patience than a boxed cooler, mostly because the universal bracket system covers so many sockets. Read the included instructions once before starting and it goes smoothly. The fan snaps onto the tower after mounting, which is a nice touch.One heads up: the RGB controller works standalone or integrates with compatible ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, or ASRock headers. If your board is not on that list, the included Molex controller still works fine.For mid-range builds where value and thermals matter more than a massive tower, this is hard to beat.

My CPU temp above 95 with stock cooler. after installing this now it is contant 65-75 during game and stream. sometime spike 90 but this not any issue. on idle it cooled my PC at 38 ambient temp is 30.

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It's really good cooler, yes it's not a good looking and it's not 100 quite but i really recommend everyone to buy this products temperature went from 87 to 60 on load

On stock settings with the AMD Wraith Stealth that comes with the CPU, temperatures reach a maximum of 95c on the prime95 max power stress test. Idle temperatures are at 50c to 55c in an ambient of 30c. On gaming loads, temperatures hover around 60 to 70. With this cooler, the max temperatures are at most 82c on the same prime95 max power stress test and idle temps are down to around 43c to 45c.The cooler comes in a nice packaging and includes a tube of thermal paste for your convenience. Installation was easy but you do have to read the instructions carefully though as it was a little confusing for me at first. Installation did require the removal of my Gigabyte B450 AORUS M motherboard however. The heatsink itself is in a matte black finish and the fan has a nice RGB light which is vibrant. Also included are brackets to install a second fan behind the heatsink for a dual fan push-pull configuration.While pretty, the fan is slightly louder than the original Wraith Stealth, but it is not too bad. It really only becomes very audible at around 70% full speed.Overall, this is a great cooler at a great price. Definitely look into this if you want a cost effective upgrade from the original cooler that comes with your CPU. While there are other coolers that can perform better, it will be hard to beat this at its price point and don't forget, you can always add a second fan if you wish to on this one as the brackets are already provided.

Dropped my AMD cpu from running at 60-70c to 40-50c. Easy to install, quiet, only issue? It is a little bulky but not an issue for my case had made sure it fit prior.