We are not fans of the installation hardware and were rather upset to see it still being used after two years, especially given that better methods do exist in the Coolermaster domain. I have a dual monitor setup and when I'm playing video on one screen and doing anything else on the other, I'm getting some serious, what I presume to be, coil whine on one of the CPU fans. People advocating buying a Wraith must either be on headphones gaming or use a heavily silenced case.

Installation was rather straight forward and consisted of picking the proper configuration and bolting the entire assembly to your motherboard. CM Hyper 212 Evo/Noctua Fan coil whine Tech Support I'm running a Cooler Master Evo 212 CPU cooler on my system with two Noctua NF-F12 PWM fans attached. yeah as long as it uses the stock hooks it should work, i think it's the hyper 212+ LED or some garbage that uses it's own mounting bracket requires the am4 bracket. On the positive the Hyper 212 Evo did best the OEM cooler, both in overall temperature control and noise so we can accurately say this is a suitable OEM replacement in a standard system. During our tests we did try a more powerful fan and even doubled them up, but neither seemed to help much with the resulting calculations. We did observe a higher than expected C/W rating during our standard and overclocking tests which tells us that the cooler was having difficulty with the standard heat load. This configuration works great in that it reacts quickly to changes in thermal load but tends to do a poor job at moving that heat up the tower if the fan cannot augment the temperature. This video is to show how the heat sink COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 down the degrees and the incredible fan loud to nothing, literally. The Hyper 212 is a tower style core contact cooler that places each of the 6mm heatpipes directly across the CPU for the best thermal contact possible.

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