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Pretty good, right? And now the question is whether, at comparable noise levels, something like the NH-D15 G2 will match (or even surpass?) it. Hopefully, by the end of the year we’ll manage to expand the database with some more high-end tower coolers. 🙂
As usual, here is a direct comparison of frequency characteristics with a strong competitor at a similar price level, the Endorfy Navis.
Thank you! 🙂
When are the Coolermaster 3D heatpipe designs in the schedule? They’re the biggest tech shakeup in air cooling for a while and really need a look.
Do you mean the MasterAir MA824, which is in a comparison here (on LGA 1700) or in more extensive tests here?
I do have that (Cooler Master) cooler here and it’s in the plans to test it at some point and add results on the latest platforms as well. But I can’t promise when exactly we’ll get to it.
I think Commodore Jeep-Eep was referring to this cooler: 😉
https://www.coolermaster.com/en-global/products/hyper-612-apex/
Although, the one you mention is also a great piece. 😛
Sure, thanks for the reference to the Hyper 612 Apex. This cooler looks good, of course, but I can’t promise anything right now. We’re in touch with CM, and if we have enough time to spare for tests, we can request a sample. We’ll see. 🙂
The Coolermaster V series, with the new 3d heat pipe tech.
https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/11171/cooler-master-v4-alpha-3dhp-black-cpu-cooler/index.html
Yes, thanks for adding that. I’ll need to study this further. I know there were some changes to the heatpipes already with the MA824 cooler, but with the Hyper 212 Apex it seems to be something a bit different again (those “3D” heatpipes). 🙂
They’re due next month and at the very least are an extremely promising proof of concept for later iterations of the tech and a sign that Coolermaster’s getting its groove back.
Thanks for the info. It’s possible that in the foreseeable future, we’ll message Cooler Master and…well, we’ll see. 🙂