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Cooler Master lists 0$* AM4 mounting solution for several coolers on their website

Megah3rtz

Coolers include

• MasterAir Pro 4

• MasterAir Pro 3

• Hyper 212 EVO

• Hyper 212 X

 

http://www.cmstore-usa.com/amd-am4-upgrade-kit-rr-accy-am4b-r1/

This is a few days old by now, so remove or such if its already been posted.

 

* price you pay is shipping and handling, that's pretty fair to be honest. 

 

Has anyone other than Coolermaster and Be quiet! announced they will be doing this ? 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Megah3rtz said:

 

Has anyone other than Coolermaster and Be quiet! announced they will be doing this ? 

 

 

I think noctua already released some am4 coolers.

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1 minute ago, sazrocks said:

I think noctua already released some am4 coolers.

I think those were coolers themselves, not compatibility for existing coolers

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Amd made a post about it on there twitter. It only shows EU and Pacific asia when I first saw it and you pay for shipping thats it

 

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43 minutes ago, Megah3rtz said:

I think those were coolers themselves, not compatibility for existing coolers

Noctua announced before those coolers that the free upgrade for comparability also applies to AM4. And EK announced AM4 support.

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1 hour ago, Megah3rtz said:

 

Has anyone other than Coolermaster and Be quiet! announced they will be doing this ? 

 

 

Swiftech released an AM4 adapter for the Apogee XL/XL2

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Wait... So I have a Hyper 212 Evo. This means I just have to pay shipping and handling to be able to use it on my upcoming Ryzen build?! #YOUCAN'TSTOPTHISHYPETRAIN!!!!!!!

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Yeah nice. Though you need to order it from their site or they will also send to retailers?

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Makes sense, it is one of the most widely used coolers on the market. Tick tock. I hope AMD has the supply to meet the demand with their new line up at launch. 

25 minutes ago, Doobeedoo said:

Yeah nice. Though you need to order it from their site or they will also send to retailers?

Doubtful. While it's "free", I imagine they break even or profit at $2.99/shipped a unit (based off an lga2011 cooling bracket). Offering it through brick and mortar stores results in a net loss. 

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