🔥 Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition CPU Air Cooler & Seagate Barracuda 2TB Internal Hard Drive HDD – 3.5 Inch SATA 6Gb/s 7200 RPM 256MB Cache 3.5-Inch – Easy-to-Open Packaging (ST2000DM008) Review

WHEN I FINALLY INSTALLED IT it worked fine - this product has to be one of the most cumbersome CPU cooler builds I've ever worked with due to the way you interact with the cooler itself Having to juggle cooler adapters (included in the kit to make the CPU cooler "compatible" with various mobile devices), tighten the mainboard and the backplate of the mainboard cooler with 4 screws at the same time, 2 of which are in hard-to-reach places the very close proximity to other components of the…

I'll try to be brief and to the point. This thing is a beast, started cooling from 8700k in stock and 100% usage was 53c oc to 5ghz, seen max 68c and that's with thermal paste not liquidmetal. Now it cools the Big Boy 5950x, and with 100% utilization of all cores its maximum temperature barely reaches 70 degrees! It's liquid metal on IHS so it takes a while to paint the radiator but it's worth it. I was initially skeptical and thought I should buy a Noctua cooler or upgrade to AIO, but as long…

This fan is a monstrous size. It's much larger than it looks in the pictures and barely fits in my full tower, sticking out further than the NVIDIA GTX 1080; I had to remove the fan inside the case to make room for it. It constantly makes a noticeable noise, getting loud enough for teammates to hear while gaming. The plate that needs to abut the CPU is NOT flat and the amount of thermal paste you need to use is quite large. This monster is really difficult to install, with huge nuts that barely

This cooler is a beast, it's a V8 GTS and I upgraded from an AMD 4300 quad core to an AMD (Heat Furnace I know) 8350, the weak fan kept the quad core cool. but it couldn't cool 8 cores without A/C on. I did a bit of searching and decided between v8 and v10, as you know I chose AMD so bit by bit I'm building the best budget gaming pc I can get. I literally replaced everything but the hard drive in 3 years. DO: I know it hurts but take out the motherboard or take it off (which I did) and tilt it…

January 1st. - I bought a Cooler Master V8 GTS CPU cooler for my new gaming PC that I recently built and I have to admit that this is the best choice I could have made in terms of CPU coolers. The included installation instructions were very easy to follow and web support was plentiful as well. Installation on the CPU wasn't difficult and everything lined up as intended. I wanted to make the most of it so I used it in conjunction with ARCTIC MX-4 thermal paste (link below) which is also a great

I am very satisfied with the performance of this CPU cooler. Before the install, my overclocked i5 3570 was idling at around 50 degrees Celsius, gaming between 75 and 92 degrees Celsius, not where I wanted it to be and you shouldn't be. After installing this CPU cooler, the I5 idle temperature is around 32 degrees Celsius, in games between 47 and 59 degrees Celsius. I really cringe at the thought of ever having to remove this cooler but the installation is difficult in most situations, I would…

Looks cool, big, swapped out for a Cryorig H7 (much quieter) about a week later because it purred too loud. At the time my suitcase was on the table because I liked looking at it so it was next to my ears, maybe I wouldn't have noticed if it was under the table. I ordered another one just to see maybe it was just the first one which was quite loud, the second sounded like little metal slots rattling around, lots of vibration. It took me a while to install it for the first time, maybe I'm not…