Cooler Master RR-212S-20PC-R1 Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition CPU Air Cooler 4 Direct Contact Heat Pipes 120mm RGB Fan

My CPU temp above 95 with stock cooler. after installing this now it is contant 65-75 during game and stream. sometime spike 90 but this not any issue. on idle it cooled my PC at 38 ambient temp is 30.

The packaging could have been better at first the product looked liked it had been refurbished but but there seems to be not any issue after using it for over a month now i have i replaced my warith prism with this and temps are around always below 75°C on my Ryzen 5 3600x when gaming and rendering the installation is bit complex with all these air coolers so make sure you watch tutorials and manual thorughly ✌

Good for 2.5k not for 4.5k

Best budget cooler even for high end system (non overclocking)

This product doesn't fit lga 1700 easily, & there is no dedicated bracket provided as shown in the picture. The default intel/amd bracket can be adjusted for lga 1700 but the pressure won't be good vs a dedicated bracket. The package was also very old, avoid if you have intel.(seller: electrobot)

Dont buy it till it comes as close to 4000 !! 6500? overpriced as hell!!

Warning!!! Do not buy this product for now. It costs below 3000rs. Amazon please try to get your global store product for a reasonable price.

It is currently overpriced with a price tag of ₹9000. It's original price is just $35 so don't buy this until the price is right.

Cumpri o que promete

I bought this to replace the stock Ryzen cooler which I wasn't happy with at all. The stock cooler pushed against the first memory stick so that was one issue but the temperature difference is the biggest advantage over the stock cooler. The hyper 212 is so much better for overall temps it's not even funny. At the third fan preset my temps sit around 27 degrees whereas the stock Ryzen cooler was over 40...and I can't really hear a differenceI can't recommend it enough for something very reasonably priced.If you have RGB ram then you might have to offset the fan a bit so there is no contact with the ram but I had to do that with the original 212 I had from a previous intel build I had so it's no biggy. Installation is a breeze with no real issues. Honestly it was way easier to install than the stock cooler which has no bracket to hold the backplate on other than the cooler itself which is awkward. I think you can get a basic no-frills 212 for less than $40 bucks so you can't really beat the price/performance if you aren't looking to overclock your system and just want something reliable.Oh and the RGB looks great too. I'd say if you are thinking about getting the Ryzen and using the stock cooler don't waste the effort and at least get something like this for the cooler as it is just so much more efficient.

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The media could not be loaded.  En primer lugar me voy a responder a mi mismo:> Si funciona con la configuración para los Leds RGB de la placa base Gigabyte Z390 Pro Wi-Fi, la app Fusion, sin ningún añadido adicional.> No era casi necesario reemplazar el anterior modelo, el Cooler Master Hyper 212 LED pues rinde casi igual. Bastaba con una limpieza a profundidad. Esta compra fue solo un capricho, por los motivos siguientes: 1. No soporto más el color rojo brillante estático, mientras que las luces a su alrededor, provenientes de una pareja de fans Corsair HD120 y de la placa base Gigabyte, siempre están en constante cambio y movimiento. No encajaba bien en el conjunto. 2. El acabado espartano dejo de agradarme, y la parte que da al costado donde se puede ver de frente, esta algo afilado. No me parece una estética que encaje con el color y tono de la caja, el modelo Carbide 100R de Corsair. Este nuevo rediseño soluciona los problemas.En este caso, lo que trae la caja es lo que se ve en las imágenes, las partes que lo sujetan a la placa base son los mismos que el anterior modelo. De echo, este sistema de sujeción es el estándar actual que maneja Cooler Master para la mayoría de las soluciones refrigeradoras por aire, solamente.En caso de que alguien se lo este preguntando, si es compatible con la configuración RGB que maneje la placa base, siempre y cuando este certificada, y tenga un conector LED_CX macho de 4 pines. Tambien debe disponer de una app que administre dicha característica, como la Fusion en el caso de Gigabyte, por lo que en este caso no es necesario disponer del controlador RGB que proporciona el fabricante. En el caso del resto de modelos de placas bases de gamas mas bajas que no este certificadas, el controlador RGB hará el trabajo sin ningún software adicional.El ventilador es silencioso, salvo cuando se someta a estrés vía software. El acabado es mas uniforme que la versión estandar, y en la parte superior, tiene un acabado mas cómodo para el manejo a la hora de dar mantenimiento. Incluye un tubo pequeño de pasta térmica, al contrario de la versión estándar, que es un sobre.Lo recomiendo solo para fanáticos de la iluminación LED RGB personalizable, y es compatible con cualquier utilidad de cualquier marca, siempre y cuando se conecte desde la propia placa base.

I've built several computers, and swapped parts in and out of each of them, so I consider myself fairly competent at working with these sorts of things. But this was an exercise in frustration getting it installed. The instructions have no text, and rely on very vague pictures to show you what to do. This made figuring out exactly which part to use somewhat annoying, but not overly difficult.The biggest difficulties I had where both while attempting to actually mount the cooler. First, the AMD mounting brackets you attach to the cooler itself gave no indication to which position for the screws is for AM3 and which is for AM4. I had to take the cooler back up to figure it out, which was annoying as I'd already put the thermal paste on. Even then, it was another inordinately long time of fighting with it, only getting 3/4 screws to go in tightly before I ended up taking it up yet again. That was when I realized I had one of the brackets on backwards, because there's no real indication of which way they're supposed to go. I was honestly surprised it even went on wrong, as on the other side the holes only lined up if it went the right way.Once that was sorted out, though, it did go on smoothly. The quality of the build is excellent, and it works great, it's really just a matter of having horrible instructions for installation.Final result, though, was a massive drop in temps over the stock cooler I was using, and an even bigger drop in noise. The stock cooler was using a 40mm fan, which sounded like a jet engine when it had to do anything. From an aesthetics standpoint, it works really well with my new P350X case, and the included RGB controller is very welcome. Overall, I'm supremely happy with the look, sound, and performance of this unit! The directions just need to be slightly more idiot-proof, or they should at least provide an installation video for reference.