#COOLER MASTER HYPER 212 EVO REVIEW 2016 FULL#

Overclocking the GPUs that much should make them use over 300W each in stress testers, while your CPU is somewhere under the 200W mark. Hyper 212 EVO Well-balanced cooling performance provides fin optimizations with perfect balance between high and low speed operations. Seeing as how a system with two stock GTX 580s and an i7 965 3.75 GHz peaked at 719W from the wall (so PSU DC output is much less), even these are overkill. In this review, I will provide a complete evaluation of the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo from its unboxing, a close-up look of the heatsink, manufacturer-provided specifications, and features to a rigorous test session where its performance will be compared to other heatsinks currently available on the market.

#COOLER MASTER HYPER 212 EVO REVIEW 2016 FULL#

The Hyper 212 EVO now features four Cooler Master patented Continuous Direct Contact (CDC) heat pipes that are tightly packed into a flat array on the CPU Cooler base. A full breakdown of the Hyper 212 Evo, with testing of the included fan, and two other fan variants to see what this cooler can really do. In 2021- 10 years after its release we are seeing this cooler still perform really, really well, and it’s priced so much lower than a lot of the other coolers on the market right now. Either one of these will be plenty, but the Silverstone is the highest quality one. The Hyper 212 EVO cooling systems are designed and optimized to provide the best user experience and cooling potential for a new generation of processors. I guess that really brings me to this conclusion, and I’m going to say that the 212 Evo surprised me. The MAXREVO 1350W is complete overkill unless you plan on 3-4 GPUs. Silent Pro Gold 1000W will run that PC with ease, but it isn't worth buying.

Cooler master hyper 212 evo review 2016