Wednesday, February 10th 2016
Cooler Master Announces Hyper 212X and TX3i CPU Coolers
Cooler Master, a leading manufacturer of desktop components and peripherals, today announced the Hyper 212X and Hyper TX3i air CPU coolers. Building on its Hyper 212 and Hyper TX3 predecessors Cooler Master focused on the ease of upgrading, ensuring that simple upgrades are completed with ease allowing system builders to focus on more complex aspects. The Hyper 212X is a universally compatible cooler. It's an ideal upgrade for improving the performance and noise levels in a PC, from a gamer who begins playing more intense games, to the overclocker who wants to achieve better clock speeds or the PC builder who needs a quieter environment.
The Hyper TX3i is an Intel compatible cooler, a simple and affordable upgrade for a stock cooler, or for a CPU that comes with no heat sink. Quiet, reliable, and still able to achieve impressive temperatures the TX3i is simple to fit with a push pin configuration, and compact enough to fit in most chassis with ease. Not happy to sit back and applaud the success of its 212 and TX3 coolers, Cooler Master continued to update the manufacturing process, from essential heat pipe soldering methods, to how Cooler Master packaged the cooler and fittings. The overall experience has been improved, not only bringing better temperatures, but also a more quick and simple fitting process.
Pricing & Availability
The Hyper 212X and Hyper TX3i are available at European retailers now for a suggested retail price of €29.50 and €18.50 excluding VAT respectively.
For more information, visit the product pages of the Hyper 212X and the Hyper TX3i.
The Hyper TX3i is an Intel compatible cooler, a simple and affordable upgrade for a stock cooler, or for a CPU that comes with no heat sink. Quiet, reliable, and still able to achieve impressive temperatures the TX3i is simple to fit with a push pin configuration, and compact enough to fit in most chassis with ease. Not happy to sit back and applaud the success of its 212 and TX3 coolers, Cooler Master continued to update the manufacturing process, from essential heat pipe soldering methods, to how Cooler Master packaged the cooler and fittings. The overall experience has been improved, not only bringing better temperatures, but also a more quick and simple fitting process.
The Hyper 212X and Hyper TX3i are available at European retailers now for a suggested retail price of €29.50 and €18.50 excluding VAT respectively.
29 Comments on Cooler Master Announces Hyper 212X and TX3i CPU Coolers
Also I am not sure who sent those photos for PR but that fan doesnt look like the one that comes bundled with cooler.
Funnily enough just bought the Evo (imported) in Dec.15 for less than $15 :shadedshu:
They should've discontinued the EVO right after the 212x was launched, worldwide :rolleyes:
www.coolermaster.com/product/Detail_aj01/cooling/P1302200001ef9c/Specs.html
I am using it to cool delidded 3770K overclocked to 4,4GHz. The heatsink hardly gets warm at all.
Also I have no idea what it explains when my temperatures across all cores don't exceed 80°C when running Prime95. For a cooler that cost fragment of those huge ass brick coolers that's one hell of a value.
As for non-grabage mounts any of the screw to the cooler, then attach to the board ones would get my vote. Cooler master knows how to make mounts that work the V10 would be an example.
The heat transfers through the heatpipes in the middle then dissipates out , Probably why the heatsink only feels warm , or just anti the 212x for some reason.
still under 60c at 4.2ghz
What a shitty cooler eh?
and go figure. Guess what I am installing today
As far as I am concerned these are still the best bang for the buck coolers that have existed
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835233029
So, what's actually going on here?o_O Did they get it wrong the first time? Did they forget? Did an e-mail get stuck in a server?
This is from January 8th 2013:
www.techpowerup.com/178500/cooler-master-announces-hyper-212x-cpu-cooler.html