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Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus RR-B10-212P-G1 120mm Sleeve CPU Cooler for Intel LGA 1155/1156/1366/775 & AMD Socket FM2/FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2
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Part#: FAN-B10212
Package: RETAIL
Manufacturer: Cooler Master
Manufacturer Part#: RR-B10-212P-G1 Shipping Weight: 2.30 lbs.(1.05 kg)
Average Review: 
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Building a new PC? Let us do the work for you!
- -More affordable than buying all of the components separately (most of the time).
- -Professional assembly and tech support.
- -Wires tied and tucked for maximum airflow.
- -All components tested prior to shipping.
- -All rebates and warranties still apply on individual components.
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Product Info: |
Specifications
- Mfr Part Number: RR-B10-212P-G1
- Features:
- Well-balanced cooling performance:
- Computer aided heatsink design provides fin optimization with perfect balance between high and low speed operation
- 4x Direct Contact heat-pipes for seamless contact between CPU surface and cooler
- Wide-range PWM fan with unique blade design for excellent airflow
- Upgradable to dual fans and swapping of fans with extra fan-clips included
- Fan mounting using clips for easy installation and swapping
- Silent operation with minimal noise level at 13 dBA
- Socket Type: Intel LGA 1155 / 1156 / 1366 / 775; AMD Socket FM2 / FM1 / AM3+ / AM3 / AM2+ / AM2
- Applications:
- Intel: Sandy Bridge / i7 Extreme / Core i7 / Core 2 Extreme / Core 2 Quad / Core 2 Duo / Pentium / Celeron
- AMD: Phenom II X4 / Phenom II X3 / Phenom X4 / Phenom X3 / Athlon X2 / Athlon / Sempron
- Fan:
- Speed: 600 - 2000 R.P.M.(PWM)
- Noise Level: 13 - 32 dBA
- Air Flow: 21.2 - 76.8 CFM
- Bearing Type: Long life sleeve bearing
- Life Expectancy: 40,000 hours
- Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25 mm
- Heatsink:
- Material: Aluminum Fin, w/ 4 heat pipes
- Dimension (WxLxH): 79.7 x 120 x 158.5 mm
- Connector: 4pin
- Weight: 1.38 lbs / 626 g
* Product descriptions and part numbers are subject to change, and may not reflect manufacturer product changes. Please check the manufacturer's website and use the item's manufacturer part number to find the most up to date product description. |
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Reviewed by Lewis D. from Nashville, TN on 03/26/10
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| The Good:
Very quiet, generally about 10 degrees cooler than my
previous CM HSF, which had a 90mm/2000rpm fan. In my system, the rpm varies from about 990 to 1200, with the temps at about 31C. This is in my budget DAW, on a Pentium Dual E2200. When working with projects, temps run about 35 or so, but have never hit 40C. I even tried an OC up to 3 ghz (E2200s are known for their OC ability) and the temp remained low, although the fan speeded up a little, but still under 2000RPM. Ewiz has the best price on (continued...) |
| The Squirrelly:
I'll just say here that they've replaced the rather "squirrelly" wire clip fan mounts with brackets that mount to the fan w/screws, and just snap on with a click.
There's an extra pair included for a 2nd fan. |
| Pro Tip:
Check the CM site and watch the video, although it showed the wire clips instead of the new brackets. You need a tower that's fairly wide. Mine is a CM Cavalier 3, which is 202mm, or 7.95 inches, there's about a 5 to 7mm clearance from the tips of the cooler to the side panel. I had to remove the air funnel of course. If you have side fans, you'd want to check for possible interference. I was wary of my northbridge HS which is very close to my CPU slot (on a G-byte GA-31M-S2L, mATX LGA 775) the (continued...) |
Reviewed by Anonymous from Superior, CO on 10/12/10
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| The Good:
Cheap and good cooling performance, easy to install, and nice looking. The best part with this cooler is that you can put two fans onto it to really cool CPU down. I used it for AMD phenom II x6 1055t and I oc'ed to 4.0 Ghz with vcore raised to 1.525v while temp is below 54C during load. I think that's really good value when shipping is free and discount is applied. |
| The Squirrelly:
The plate that contacts with cpu is not really centered to CPU. A bit off that makes you wonder if you install it correctly. |
| Pro Tip:
Big cooler and make sure you have a large case. |
Reviewed by reviewWhore from Houston, TX on 05/04/10
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| The Good:
The Cooler Master 212 Plus provides good performance for the price ratio. While it is certainly not the most powerful cooler out there, at just $25 USD, it holds its own on the market. Not only does the Hyper 212 Plus perform well, but its performance is dramatically improved by the cheap (or free) upgrade that is an additional fan.
The Hyper 212 Plus is a good cooler for the money. It's solid, though not quite high-end, performance leaves room for moderate overclocking on a modern computer. (continued...) |
| The Squirrelly:
The weight-drained manual could be a little more clearer than some. |
| Pro Tip:
If you buy this, you might as well buy a good case with a hole on the motherboard on the motherboard tray. This would help a lot in the installation and from time to time general cleaning of your PC since the Hyper 212+ requires a backplate installed on the mobo.
If, you are not comfortable lapping your "processor", you could lap the hyper 212+ itself and achieve the same results. |
| Note: Suggested item list is based on past customer purchase patterns and does not guarantee compatibility. |
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