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Hyper212 Evo Fitment

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killianss

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I have a HAF 922 case with a Gigabyte P67x-UD3-B3 and currently am using an old (5years) Corsair H50. I was wondering if I can fit a Hyper 212 Evo or should I get another AIO cooler. My only concern is the memory and fitting it in and not hitting that first slot.
 

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You will be completely fine using the Hyper 212.. you only have to check clearance with the Side Panel Fan if you are using one.
 
Yeah, the 212 is pretty small for tower HSFs of its performance.
 
I replaced a five year old H50 with a H60, no regrets. Though really why not just keep using the H50 unless you are changing other hardware as well?
 
Ocellaris said:
I replaced a five year old H50 with a H60, no regrets. Though really why not just keep using the H50 unless you are changing other hardware as well?
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I figured it might not be a bad idea based on its age. It was hitting 56C with the 2500k with no OC.
 
killianss said:
I figured it might not be a bad idea based on its age. It was hitting 56C with the 2500k with no OC.
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you might want to research and or spend a tiny bit more than Hyper 212.....from what i hear its no where near as good as my ancient cooler. Like it doesn't perform as good as you would think it does. Just basing it on what others have reported.....so take it for what its worth. If i were moving off water, i would like a little better cooling performance. If you dont overclock- i guess it dont matter:)
 
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