If you are really paranoid use an anti-static wristband. Take off any static-inducing materials and if possible ground yourself. Thanks guys, it really means a lot to me.īefore you do anything. I am a paranoid person that until my new fan arrived had to watch the heat of my cpu in every waking moment. Well, the way I look at it if I stream, play games, listen to music all at once, including other misc things I can multi-task with, how can I have peace of mind when the fan is barely moving? What happens when we get 40 degrees temperatures outside? You might come to me and say, its unfair to say something is under performing when you put such a strain on it. Thanks to Prime95 for the assistance on this. this is what my computer looks like just browsing the internet, music, maybe a tv show. So what do I mean when I say 'under heavy load? So how bad was it really under heavy load? That was with me just playing a non-intensive game of League of Legends, without streaming. I did a check on the Heat levels of the CPU once I found out.īut, the room temperature is around 14 Degrees here in Sydney so maybe its not as good as it sounds. Well, it turns out when I moved to Sydney, the case wasn't handled very well and the fan was working at an extremely minimal level. With my previous fan not working up to desirable levels, I got a brand new Cooler Master Hyper 212X CPU Cooler to mount onto my CPU. Much like mechanics make sure their car is running smoothly, I do the same for my rig.

I am here to Review the Cooler Master Hyper 212X CPU Cooler (roughly 45$ currently) that I have just installed onto my Intel i5-2500k CPU 3.300GHz (overclocked to 3.8GHz) Quad-Core.Īs somebody that plays a lot of video games maintaining a computer in peak condition is mandatory. Hi, my name is James 'Denian' Goddard from Team Exile 5 Lunar. James 'Denian' Goddard's Adventure with Cooler Master

Hyper 212x review