The RED LEDs were brilliant, but not of the same high quality as a premium fan’s. To power the fans, I utilized the fan splitter cable that came with the cooler and a single 4 pin power connector on the motherboard called CPU Fan header.īecause my case is broad enough, there was enough space to shut the side panel, but this will be the case with most mid towers because the height is 163mm, which is quite common. I don’t believe you can put a longer RAM stick in the first DIMM slot, so make sure you get one that’s shorter than mine. When I put the Corsair Vengeance LPX Ram in the 2nd and 4th DIMM sockets, there was adequate space for the fans. The cooler was then fastened using the screws that were pre-installed in the clips, and I was finished. To avoid any problems, I removed the two fans from the heatsink before putting it on the motherboard, as well as the RAM sticks. It was extremely simple, and the accessories package included a nut bolt tightener that made tightening the hollow bolts into the motherboard a breeze, as seen in the image above. I started by mounting the bracket from behind and securing the two Clips with two screws. The fans can be simply removed and installed, and they may be linked to the cable splitter included in the package to power two fans from a single motherboard 4 pin power connection.īefore installation, I cleaned the base of the heatsink with isopropyl alcohol to remove the previous thermal paste from my i5 6600K, since the sticky plastic left some sticky residue on it. It justifies the usage of two Fans for a price of less than $50 since there will be a decent push-pull arrangement. They’re sturdy and feature RED LEDs to match the cooler’s red accent. When it comes to the fans, they’re the typical airflow fans that can be found in most Cooler Master heatsinks and have the same design. The heat pipes required to be in close touch with the base since it transmits heat rapidly and the tiny aluminum base isn’t very effective at removing heat from the processor on its own. The heat pipes reach to the top of the heatsink and evenly distribute the heat. The base is well-finished and smooth, with a total of four copper heat pipes running through it from one side to the other. The base is made up of both aluminum and copper heat pipes, while the fins are made of aluminum. When it comes to the heatsink, it isn’t very impressive, but the craftsmanship is commendable. The top of the heatsink has a red aluminum cover with the Cooler Master LOGO, which is also available in black. When both fans are fitted, the cooler is large enough. The package also included a tiny bottle of thermal paste, as well as all of the necessary screws and nuts for installation. There was a single bracket for Intel and AMD AM4 sockets, two clips for Intel sockets, two clips for AM4 sockets, and one separate conventional clip for prior AMD sockets in the accessories package. The cooler came with pre-installed fans and a separate package for the accessories, as is customary with Cooler Master coolers. The packaging was standard, and the components were neatly packaged.
Let’s see whether this cooler can pique the interest of Am4 platform users. This cooler is similar to the previous one, but it performs better and costs a bit more. As a result, it needs to be improved and changed as well. The popularity of the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO necessitated the development of a solution for the AM4 socket. When the new AM4 platform was introduced, Cooler Master released this new cooler.
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