Thursday, October 11th 2018

Cooler Master Announces Hyper 212 Black Editions and RGB Black Edition

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Cooler Master, a global leader in manufacturing CPU coolers, computer components and peripherals, introduces two new air coolers from our legendary Hyper 212 line. The Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition and Hyper 212 Black Edition both offer an improved installation process from previous models with the same best in class performance. The aluminum top cover, nickel plated jet black fins and metallic heat pipe caps gives the Hyper 212 Black Edition models an upgraded premium aesthetic appeal. The RGB model comes with the new SF120R RGB fan and the Hyper 212 Black Edition is equipped with a Silencio fan with exclusive Silent Drive IC technology.
Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition
  • Sleek Finishing - Anodized gun-metal black with brushed aluminum surface finish to the top cover for a more refined look
  • Precise Air Flow with Nickle Black - Stacked fin array ensures least airflow resistance which allows cooler air flow into the heatsink. The nickel plated jet black also enhances radiation cooling performance
  • Direct Contact Technology - 4 heatpipes with Exclusive Direct Contact Technology providing effective and excellent heat dissipation
  • The New SF120R RGB Fan - is certified to sync with Motherboard RGB software or controlled by our controller. The wide speed range can be fine-tuned for maximum cooling performance or silent operation.
  • RGB LED Controller - The wired RGB LED Controller allows for customizable colors and effects with just the touch of a button
  • Snap and Play - Intuitive fan bracket design makes upgrading and removing the fan a breeze
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition
  • Sleek Finishing - Anodized gun-metal black with brushed aluminum surface finish to the top cover for a more refined look
  • Precise Air Flow with Nickle Black - Stacked fin array ensures least airflow resistance which allows cooler air flow into the heatsink. The nickel plated jet black also enhances radiation cooling performance
  • Direct Contact - 4 heatpipes with Exclusive Direct Contact Technology providing effective and excellent heat dissipation
  • Silent Technology - Silencio FP120 include exclusive Silent Driver IC technology. It reduced noise and power output. The fan blade design inspired by helicopters, it pack more force into the space in front of the fan
  • Snap and Play - Intuitive fan bracket design makes upgrading and removing the fan a breeze
Availablility
The Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition and Hyper 212 Black Edition will be available for purchase at local resellers in Europe from 20th October-2018 for suggested MSRP of 44,99€ (RGB Version) and 34,99€.Price and availability may vary per region.

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21 Comments on Cooler Master Announces Hyper 212 Black Editions and RGB Black Edition

#1
las
Funny to see they're slowly but surely increasing the price on this mid-end solution.

212 / Evo became popular because of the performance per dollar, but price has increased 100% since then.

Anyway, good to see a Black Edition. Couldn't care less about the RGB one.
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#2
IceScreamer
The pricing is in line with the 212, at least here. I wonder what's the performance like due to the different fan. And looks, even though subjective, are greatly improved I'd say.
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#3
phill
lasFunny to see they're slowly but surely increasing the price on this mid-end solution.

212 / Evo became popular because of the performance per dollar, but price has increased 100% since then.

Anyway, good to see a Black Edition. Couldn't care less about the RGB one.
Maybe it's the price pay for RGB :) Not such a fan if I'm honest but each to their own :) Would love to know why there's so many price increases on the things people would buy because of the price/performance ratio.....
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#4
bug
To all those arguing that it's ok to put RGB on everything as long as you can turn that off if you're not using it: you now have proof RGB adds ~€10 to the price.
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#5
Vayra86
35 bucks is already pushing it IMO for this tiny heatsink and 'okay' fan. Put this next to a Scythe Mugen or a Gelid Tranquillo and both are better options, either being more capable or 30% cheaper and more silent.
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#6
The Quim Reaper
I do like the all black stealth version, in fact as a response to the RGB madness of late, my next build will be an all black stealth build or as 'black' as its possible to make it these days.
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#7
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
The Quim ReaperI do like the all black stealth version, in fact as a response to the RGB madness of late, my next build will be an all black stealth build or as 'black' as its possible to make it these days.
If you only want black, this Enermax model is much better cooking than the 212. Just replace the fan with something else comparable if you don’t want the LED.
www.amazon.com/Enermax-ETS-T40-Outstanding-Cooling-Performance/dp/B014W1Y0YO?ref_=bl_dp_s_mw_2529374011
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#8
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
lasFunny to see they're slowly but surely increasing the price on this mid-end solution.

212 / Evo became popular because of the performance per dollar, but price has increased 100% since then.
So much this. Desperately overrated cooler at its price point.
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#9
bug
FrickSo much this. Desperately overrated cooler at its price point.
What would be a better cooler at that price point? I'm a bit out of the loop and I do have a thing for heatsinks that are 500g or less.
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#10
Vayra86
bugWhat would be a better cooler at that price point? I'm a bit out of the loop and I do have a thing for heatsinks that are 500g or less.
gelidsolutions.com/thermal-solutions/cpu-cooler-rev-4-tranquillo-2/

Tends to hover around 30 EUR, has a better, more silent fan and cools as well as a 212

Gelid has a pretty strong line up overall, btw. Very underrated brand.
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#11
bug
Vayra86gelidsolutions.com/thermal-solutions/cpu-cooler-rev-4-tranquillo-2/

Tends to hover around 30 EUR, has a better, more silent fan and cools as well as a 212

Gelid has a pretty strong line up overall, btw. Very underrated brand.
Thanks. I've been relying on Arctic Cooling, but I have the feeling (and it's just a feeling, as I have said I'm really out of the loop) they've fallen behind.
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#12
sepheronx
Make sure the LED Fan is blue to increase cooling capabilities.
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#13
Liquid Cool
sepheronxMake sure the LED Fan is blue to increase cooling capabilities.
I've had slightly better luck with red.

In all seriousness though...my cheap go to cooler is the Cryorig M9 series. 20 bucks. Surprisingly quiet for a 92mm fan.

:),

Liquid Cool
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#14
bonehead123
go stealth or go home & play with your silly r.g.b. crappiness :D

They better be careful with that black-on-black scheme though, or someone might start accusing them of being racially insensitive o_O

That's why they don't and never will make a completely white on white version........
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#15
sepheronx
Liquid CoolI've had slightly better luck with red.

In all seriousness though...my cheap go to cooler is the Cryorig M9 series. 20 bucks. Surprisingly quiet for a 92mm fan.

:),

Liquid Cool
thats more expensive than Hyper 212 Plus here in Canada.
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#16
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
bonehead123That's why they don't and never will make a completely white on white version....
I know you’re kidding, but my spouse has the white on white version of the above Enermax I provided a link for. :)
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#17
bug
rtwjunkieI know you’re kidding, but my spouse has the white on white version of the above Enermax I provided a link for. :)
Lawsuit incoming in 3, 2, 1! Southern scum! :D
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#18
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
bugLawsuit incoming in 3, 2, 1! Southern scum! :D
Off-topic, but I’m a 21 year carpetbagger living down here. :D Technically, New Orleans is very unlike the rest of the American South, both in accent, history and culture-wise.
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#19
bug
rtwjunkieOff-topic, but I’m a 21 year carpetbagger living down here. :D Technically, New Orleans is very unlike the rest of the American South, both in accent, history and culture-wise.
Never made it all the way there. Who knows, maybe one day...
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#20
Supercrit
bugWhat would be a better cooler at that price point? I'm a bit out of the loop and I do have a thing for heatsinks that are 500g or less.
Raijintek Themis Evo, slightly heavier at over 600g but that's big cooler with 4x8mm pipes instead of 6mm, I can assume it cools as well as 6x6mm. Cheaper than 212 Evo right now on Newegg, 212 Evo might be good in general but will fall behind with OC or high core count, since the cooler is too slim to soak up extra heat, Themis Evo might by handy because it's fatter and has thicker pipes.
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#21
bug
SupercritRaijintek Themis Evo, slightly heavier at over 600g but that's big cooler with 4x8mm pipes instead of 6mm, I can assume it cools as well as 6x6mm. Cheaper than 212 Evo right now on Newegg, 212 Evo might be good in general but will fall behind with OC or high core count, since the cooler is too slim to soak up extra heat, Themis Evo might by handy because it's fatter and has thicker pipes.
I don't think anyone expects coolers in this price range to shine at handling heavy overclocks or tons of cores ;)
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