The Hyper 212 Plus comes with Direct Contact technology, meaning that the heatpipes are in direct contact with the CPU. The single tower heatsink used on the Plus version remained to date.
Cooler master hyper 212 evo review 2017 full#
The Hyper 212 was redesigned in full in 2009 and renamed to Hyper 212 Plus. It had a classic copper base with four heatpipes branching out into two separate tower heatsinks (picture below). Namely, the first Hyper 212 was launched in 2007. The Hyper 212 EVO is a result of redesigning the Hyper 212 Plus, but the story of Hyper 212 series started much earlier. Once Intel’s LGA 2011 socket is available on the market, Cooler Master will offer free LGA 2011 brackets for Hyper 212 EVO. As you can see from the pictures below, all the launched coolers use the same packaging design. The following page lists the specs of the Hyper 212 EVO.Ĭooler Master launched several coolers during the last month, Hyper 212 EVO being one of them. The package holds one fan but Hyper 212 EVO will take another one thanks to supplied brackets. Hyper 212 EVO is compatible with all current AMD and Intel sockets and costs around €32. The main difference is in the design of the cooler base, whereas the heatsink remained. The last, EVO version is based on the Hyper 212 Plus design.
Our readers are probably familiar with the name Hyper 212, but the moniker EVO means that the company launched a new and hopefully improved version of its Hyper 212 cooler.Ĭooler Master has redesigned its Hyper 212 CPU cooler several times. Our today’s guest is Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler coming from Cooler Master.
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