cooler master hyper 212 rgb black edition cpu cooler review

Direct Contact Technology – 4 heat pipes with exclusive Direct Contact Technology providing effective and excellent heat dissipation.The nickel plated jet black also enhances radiation cooling performance Precise Air Flow with Nickel Black – Stacked fin array ensures least airflow resistance which allows cooler air flow into the heatsink.Sleek Finishing – Anodized gun-metal black with brushed aluminum surface finish to the top cover for a more refined look.Naturally style means nothing without performance, and with the RGB Black Edition we are still looking at a single tower heatsink design with four heat pipes that are designed to make direct contact with the CPU, and air is still being moved via a single 120 mm fan. The Hyper 212 Black Edition coolers, available with or without an RGB fan, add a level of style that had been missing from the 212 EVO, trading exposed copper heat pipes and bare aluminum heatsink fins for a polished, all-black finish. Today we will benchmark that cooler yet again using the current test platform, and compare it to a new generation of Hyper 212: the Black Edition. I have tested this venerable cooler more than once over the years, but it has proven to be such a vital part of any CPU air-cooling discussion that it demands to be part of every cooler review lineup. In the last five years I have reviewed a number of coolers here at PC Perspective, and feedback from readers almost always includes mention of, and requests for comparison to, that Hyper 212 EVO. It is not hyperbole to call Cooler Master’s Hyper 212 family some of the most important CPU air coolers in the industry, with the 212 EVO dominating sales in the DIY segment for years now based on Amazon rankings. A New Take on the Budget Legend We review the RGB version of the redesigned Hyper 212 cooler

Cooler master hyper 212 rgb black edition cpu cooler review