Cooler Master have a new line of CPU coolers Hyper 412S, 612S and liquid cooling solution plus a new case Silent M.
It’s been some time since we saw the release of a new CPU cooler from Cooler Master, but they used CeBIT 2011 to show that they are still keen to show that they are innovators in this field. So here we have it, 3 major CPU coolers that will launch near Summer time – ready for when that heat rises. Hyper 412S, Hyper 612S (Air coolers) and Project A-L2 (A liquid cooling solution).
Hyper 412S
The Hyper 412S stands at 161mm in height and features 4 heatpipes all of which are copper with aluminium fins. Bundled with the cooler will be a 120mm fan featuring a DunaLoop bearing. This will operate at 1600RPM, 1200RPM and 1000RPM. The cooler will support all major sockets from Intel and AMD.
The Hyper 412S will launch this June and be priced at approximately £35.
Hyper 612S
The Hyper 612S is directed more towards enthusiast level and overclocker. Again we have aluminium fins and copper heatpipe construction. But this time we have 6 heatpipes which would suggest better cooling. Our fan that comes bundled with the cooler is 120mm and will operate at 2300RPM but 900RPM with the silent mode adapter. The Hyper 612S will support all major Intel and AMD sockets.
The Hyper 612S will launch this May and be priced at approximately £40.
Project A-L2
Cooler Master had on display a liquid cooling product that doesn’t yet have a proper name. As you will appreciate there were very little details about this CPU cooler except to say that there is a copper cooling block with a set of weaved layers. Cooler Master had this out to rouse attention.
Expected release of this product will be June/July with a price bracket of around £30. More details to follow.
Project Silent M
The focus for Cooler Master over the last few years has been gamer orientated cases and less on minimalist styled cases with discreet aesthetics. But at CeBIT 2011 Cooler Master were displaying a new case called the Project Silent M. This case is black inside and out, made of steel, plastic and acrylic and will house mATX and ATX motherboards.
The Project Silent M is a sleek looking case and it should present those with a distaste for rugged, gamer styled cases with an option to choose. Ascetically it looks very pleasing.
Below are the specifications:
5.25″ Drive Bays
– 3
3.5″ Drive Bays
– 7
2.5″ HDD
– 2
Front Panel
– USB3.0 x 1
– USB2.0 x 1
– Mic x 1
– Headphone x 1
– SD card reader
Expansion slots
– 7
Cooling
– Front: 120mm 800RPM
– Rear: 120mm 800RPM
The Silent M will be released end of May 2011 with the expected price tag of £70.
