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Description
Hyper 6+ is built for high performance with a uniquely designed of universal retention module. This super silent CPU cooler, with heat-pipe technology, successfully takes heat away. And its 100mm fan provides mass airflow and high air pressure to maximum heat dissipation. The powerful and quiet operation of the Hyper 6+ supports the latest Prescott LGA775, Pentium 4, AMD K8 and K7.
Quick Glance
Product Type: Cooling Fan
Compatible Device: Processor
Processor Socket: Socket Type: Socket A/370/462/478/754/939/940/LGA 775
Summary
Product Title: Cooler Master Hyper 6+ CPU Cooler
Manufacturer: Cooler Master
Power Score: 3.4 | 2 Reviews
General
Product Type: Cooling Fan
Compatible Device: Processor
Fan Airflow: 72.1 CFM
Fan Speed: 3600 rpm
Noise Rating: 46.4 dB(A)
Processor Socket: Socket Type: Socket A/370/462/478/754/939/940/LGA 775
MTBF: 50000 Hour
Dimensions: 3.94" x 3.94" x 0.98" - Fan Dimension, 3.46" x 3.46" x 1.38" - HeatSink Dimension
Weight: 1.75 lbs - Without Fan
URL: Manufacturer Link
Strengths: This is the best cooling fan I am using to cool off the heat in my computer (CPU 3.6 GB)
Weakness: It is a little bit hard to install. The price is high.
People may not knoww a lot about cooling fan. I did not see it in many computer shops. I suggest you should get this cooling fan for the new generation computer.
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Hyper 6+
Strengths: Does a much better job of cooling than the stock Intel heatsink. My CPU temperaturre went from 80 degrees Celsius with the Intel heatsink to 40 degrees Celsius with this coooler.
Weakness: This cooler does take a few hours to install, but the time is a worthwhile investment. The nut and socket connection to the LGA775 package is MUCH better than the prong approach the stock Intel HS.
This cooler took my CPU temp. down 40 degrees Celsius. Enough said. This cooler does take a few hours to install, but the time is a worthwhile investment. The nut and socket connection to the LGA775 package is MUCH better than the prong approach the stock Intel heatsink uses.