Hyper 612 PWM
RR-H612-20PK-R1; RR-H612-20PK-R3 (LGA 2011 Version)

 
Disclaimer: Displayed parts and accessories may not be included in the actual product package.

Description

Engineered for performance, sized for more surface area for heat dissipation, and equipped with PWM fans for noise control, the Hyper 612 PWM is a silent storm that will keep processors running cool. With PWM the motherboard BIOS and software tuning applications can precisely control the fan speed on the Hyper 612 PWM to ensure that performance is always balanced with noise levels. A special heat pipe layout has all 6 heat pipes crossing CPU “hot spots” to deliver optimum thermal performance.

1. Optimized with wider fin gaps and resistance reduction cut-offs for low fan speed condition.
2. Unconventional layout of the heatpipe direction: all 6 heat pipes can cross over the “hot zone” on most of the modern CPUs for better cooling efficiency.
3. Quick-snap fan bracket design for easier installation.
4. Wide range PWM fan (600 – 2000 R.P.M.) provides versatile performance for full loading efficiency and for quiet idling.

Specs

Model RR-H612-20PK-R1
RR-H612-20PK-R3 (LGA 2011 Version)
CPU Socket Intel Socket:
LGA 1366 / 1156 / 1155 / 1150 / 775 *
LGA 2011 (RR-H612-20PK-R3 model only)

AMD Socket:
FM2 / FM1 / AM3+ / AM3 / AM2+ / AM2
CPU Support Intel:
Core™ i7 Extreme / Core™ i7 / Core™ i5 / Core™ i3 / Core™2 Extreme / Core™2 Quad / Core™2 Duo / Pentium / Celeron

AMD:
Phenom™ II X4 / Phenom™ II X3 / Phenom™ II X2 / Phenom™ X4 / Phenom™ X3 / Athlon™ II X4 / Athlon™ II X3 / Athlon™ II X2 / Athlon™ X2 / Athlon™ / Sempron™
Dimension 140 x 128 x 163 mm (5.5 x 5.5 x 6.4 inch)
Heat Sink Material Copper Base / 6 Heat Pipes / Aluminum Fins
Heat Sink Weight 806g (1.78 lb)
Fan Dimension 120 x 120 x 25 mm (4.7 x 4.7 x 1 inch)
Fan Speed 600 - 2000 RPM (PWM) ± 10%
Fan Airflow 24.9 - 82.9 CFM ± 10%
Fan Air Pressure 0.3 - 2.7 mmH2O ± 10%
Bearing Type Long Life Sleeve Bearing
Fan Life Expectancy 40,000 hours
Fan Noise Level (dB-A) 9 - 36 dBA dBA Reference
Connector 4-Pin
Maximum TDP 200W
Fan Weight 104g (0.23 lb)
Notice * Supplied accessories may differ by country or area. Please check with your local distributor for further details.
UPC Code 884102011597 (RR-H612-20PK-R1)
884102014864 (RR-H612-20PK-R3 LGA 2011 Version)
  • +
    • Click logo to read full review:
      Lanoc.org: 8/10
      lanoc.org : April 2012


      "Where the Hyper 612 PWM really shines is its price, its priced at around half of what you can get the Intel water cooling for making it a great option for someone who wants to keep their 2011 socket CPU cool while leaving a little room in the budget for other important components."

      » Details
      frostytech.com
      frostytech.com : February 2012


      "With a 150W heat load applied by the Intel LGA775/1155/1156 version of FrostyTech's synthetic thermal test platform, the Coolermaster Hyper 612 PWM heatsink once again rises to nearly the top of the reference list. In this case, the Hyper 612 PWM heatsink yields an excellent result of just 15.1C over ambient at stock fan speed, with a moderate 50.7dBA noise. "

      » Details
      Bamfas.com: Jawsome


      "For new consumers wanting something more out of their system or the ability to shut up those loud 60mm/70mm/80mm fans whizzing about in the computer case, the Hyper 612 PWM is a solution that gets the job done. The 612 also allows for overclocking without costing an arm and a leg, you can find it online now for about $49.99 before tax and shipping which competes with a range of known and unknown brands but bests them with quiet performance and future support. The copper and aluminum design keeps weight down and placement of weight focused close to the motherboard which lessens the worry on the users, the fins off of the heatpipes at the base offer little additional weight but do allow for venting. The 6 pipe design allows for older users to appreciate it but also have future use for it with larger silicon upgrades, for those with newer chips it’s possible to make 100% use of the cooler right out of the gate. It’s a design tailored for the generation arriving right now instead of exclusively to the generations past. Those with APU chips and planning on Sandy Bridge setups should find this design a great pairing for the hardware."

      » Details
      xbitlabs.com
      xbitlabs.com : November 2011


      "It is well built and looks attractive, is efficient and supports PWM rotation speed control, which makes its fan moderately noisy up to 1100 RPM. Moreover, Cooler Master Hyper 612 PWM will ensure processor stability at very high frequencies and core voltage settings."

      » Details
      HardwareSecrets: Golden Award
      hardwaresecrets.com : October 2011


      "The Cooler Master Hyper 612 PWM looks like a great cooler and, this time, appearances were not deceptive. It is a great cooler indeed, with a terrific performance and a good noise level."

      » Details
      Thinkcomputers: 8/10
      thinkcomputers.org : October 2011


      "We got a really nice idle temperature of 29C, which might be the seller for some, but the load temperatures just weren’t that impressive."

      » Details
      Bcchardware.com: Editors Choice Gold
      Bcchardware.com : September 2011


      "At the end of the day we were very happy with the Cooler Master Hyper 612 PWM. The performance was very similar to quite a few other coolers that we've tested over the years but the MSRP of ~$49.99 is what set this cooler apart from them. While the Hyper 612 PWM might not win any style awards, its performance and value make it a very good choice and due to that fact has earned our "Editor's Choice - Gold" award."

      » Details
      Techreaction.net: Gold Silicon Award
      Techreaction.net : September 2011


      "The Cooler Master H612PWM handled the fully loaded i7 930 @ 4.0GHz well enough to keep it below 90c degrees. Considering that most future platforms will use less power and produce less heat we believe it save to say that this cooler will perform well here. The gathered results are good even without a 2nd fan attached."

      » Details
      Neoseeker.com: Recommended
      neoseeker.com : August 2011


      "Both the Cooler Maser GerminII S524 and Hyper 612 PWM are solid heatsinks that perform well and are priced aggressively."

      » Details
      OCC: Silver
      overclockersclub.com : August 2011


      "We have the massive, heat gulping Hyper 612 PWM, and then we have the small, conservative, and thoughtful GeminII S524. Both are easy to install and offer great performance for each application. For the Hyper 612 PWM at a price of $49.99 it is definitely a great alternative to spending upwards of $80 and $90 on similarly performing coolers. The GeminII S524 price has not been listed yet, but at my estimated price of between $40 and $50 it is also a great choice for someone with a small, low-clearance case!"

      » Details
      Hitechlegion.com: Editors Choice
      Hitechlegion.com : August 2011


      "If you are looking for cooling rather than glitz, there is absolutely no CPU cooler in this price range I would recommend over the Hyper 612 PWM......If you want Enthusiast Class cooling at a Mainstream price, the Cooler Master Hyper 612 is the CPU cooler you have been waiting for."

      » Details
      Pureoverclock.com: Great Hardware
      Pureoverclock.com : August 2011


      "The Cooler Master 612 PWM is certainly massive but it's also quite affordable, and proven to be a very capable competitor.   Let's not forget that some premium coolers don't even come with a fan, so when you factor in the great cooling, low noise, and tempting price tag, we're left with a very good heatsink in the Cooler Master Hyper 612 PWM. "

      » Details
      Umlan.com: 9/10
      Umlan.com : August 2011


      "Our overall experience with Hyper 612 PWM has been nothing more than a pleasant one. So please consider Hyper 612 PWM if you are looking to upgrade or build from scratch a new system. A strong 9 out of 10."

      » Details
      Benchmarkreviews.com: Golden Tachometer
      Benchmarkreviews.com : August 2011


      "The performance of this cooler was excellent, almost unprecedented at this price level ($49.99 MSRP)."

      » Details
      Tech-kings.net: Crowned Product Award
      Tech-kings.net : August 2011


      "When it's all said and done, the Hyper 612 PWM is a performer, and a great value performer at that, earning it some of the "big brother" honors as bigger version of the insanely popular Hyper 212+.  At the $50 price point, it looks already as if this will be yet another hard value to beat, and another winner from Cooler Master!"

      » Details
      Pro-clockers.com: Best Value
      pro-clockers.com : August 2011


      "The Hyper 612 PWM is a plus as well at it will retail for about $50 making it a real value."

      » Details
      Ninjalane.com: Furious 5 of 5
      ninjalane.com : August 2011


      "Overall performance was very good and suggested that the design changes seen here can actually help."

      » Details
  • +
  • +
  • +
    • Online Stores:










      Distributors & Others:


  • +