Cryorig H5: hyper 212 is now DEAD

[Morpheus]

Sure but $20-25 USD is about $22-27 CAD. Prices are also generally lower in america and i'm not talking about the U.S to CAD conversion. The average price for a 212 in Canada is $30.

I'm Canadian lol I bought mine for $22 after tax

[Aytac K]

I'll wait for the benchmarks. Also, will there be enough stock for everyone. Hyper 212 is always readily available.

[brownninja97]

I'll wait for the benchmarks. Also, will there be enough stock for everyone. Hyper 212 is always readily available.

likely so.

[ShadowCaptain]

For once something costs more in the US than the UK that is tech-related?

 

UK FTW

 

this cooler looks pretty cool! I am bored of saying evo 212 every day 50 times

[Jcowley]

Cheaper in the UK?

 

47 USD = £27.85 and you have put it as £28 in the UK soooo not quite.

[geogga]

Im all for Cryorig!, used the R1 Ultimate for a mates rig and that thing is freaking sweet!

Im also using a C1 in a mini ITX build im currently doing for someone and so far the performance is sweet too.

But i still love my CM V8 GTS to death to change it to a diffrent cooler!

The c1, nice...

Do you think that the c1 is better than the noctua ITX fan cooler (forgot the name)? Getting a NCASE M1 soon

[The_Strict_Nein]

I wonder why everyone on here loves the Hyper 212 so much..

 

Cheap, easy to fit in most cases, good performance, and most importantly of all, availability. You can recommend it to anyone virtually anywhere in the world and they'll be able to get their hands on it.

[dalekphalm]

Cheaper in the UK?

 

47 USD = £27.85 and you have put it as £28 in the UK soooo not quite.

Yes but you have to consider taxes. In the UK, prices include VAT. In USA and Canada, you have to add your state/province/federal sales taxes ontop. Here in Ontario, that's an additional 13%. That's $53.11 USD assuming similar sales tax (varies per state). Converting that into GBP via today's exchange = $31.45 GBP.

[CM Norumu]

The AM3+ mounting for the 212 is a joke. It's like coolermaster have never even tried it for themselves. Or they tried and went "Meh, good enough".

I've done it quite a few times and I've never had the issues some people infer. Though, we typically see many more sold and many more recommendations for the cooler than we see concerns with the mounting mechanism.

 

We're happy to help if you or anyone are having trouble, though

[TheSLSAMG]

UK: £28

 

US: $46.99 (manufactured in the UK so prices are higher for you guys haha).

 

lolnope haha

[dalekphalm]

 

lolnope haha

Taxes brah. GBP includes VAT (taxes) in the pricing, so add in whatever state + federal sales taxes are applicable to your location to that $46.99.

[TheSLSAMG]

Taxes brah. GBP includes VAT (taxes) in the pricing, so add in whatever state + federal sales taxes are applicable to your location to that $46.99.

Yeah, I know, just taking the piss out

[brownninja97]

 

lolnope haha

20% tax so true price would be 23.33 so dollars would be 39.25. say something

[TheSLSAMG]

20% tax so true price would be 23.33 so dollars would be 39.25. say something

 

Yeah, I know, just taking the piss out

 

Don't get so defensive, I was kidding.

[brownninja97]

Don't get so defensive, I was kidding.

sorry i was adding a correction, you might be joking but a newb techie may see that and get the wrong impression.

[TheSLSAMG]

sorry i was adding a correction, you might be joking but a newb techie may see that and get the wrong impression.

Understood No hard feelings?

[brownninja97]

Understood No hard feelings?

many hard feelings *smiles weirdly*

[onionring]

lol hyve technology to reduce turbulence and slingshot thing?!?

 

WOW they rly DONT know anyhting about heat transfer.

 

Turbulent air is about tons better than laminar flow ask any one who knows anythign about heat transfer

also 10mm fan? you need static pressure to push thru a decent cooler, maybe this one doesn t need tho...

 

I rly hope it s all useless marketting PR, because, if they did design somethign aroudn that they ll be VERY disapointed when they test it out,

[lak]

I would buy this in a heart beat if it came in a black coating, like the Xigmatek Dark Knight - I really want a stealth cooler.

[brownninja97]

lol hyve technology to reduce turbulence and slingshot thing?!?

 

WOW they rly DONT know anyhting about heat transfer.

 

Turbulent air is about tons better than laminar flow ask any one who knows anythign about heat transfer

also 10mm fan? you need static pressure to push thru a decent cooler, maybe this one doesn t need tho...

 

I rly hope it s all useless marketting PR, because, if they did design somethign aroudn that they ll be VERY disapointed when they test it out,

There is the chance that there are a few typos, the team at cryorig havent relly made a bad cooler yet

[Steve CR]

One of the first reviews to hit the net:

From Dutch site http://tweakers.net/

productreview/104466/cryorig-h5-universal.html

Going head to head with some premium priced heatsinks. 

[brownninja97]

damn the h5 is a monster

[Jerakl]

I might buy one of these

[Jerakl]

Sorry, but 212 can be bought for around $20-$25 USD, and this thing is $50 USD? The 212 isn't dead and it won't ever be dead until CM kills it off or comes out with a new one.

 

At the price point of $50 I might as well save a bit more and get a Noctua cooler or a AIO.

In the UK it kills it, I think it;s like 4 GBP more expensive.

 

In america it's more expensive because they gotta ship it overseas.

[EChondo]

In america it's more expensive because they gotta ship it overseas.

Not my problem then, I'll just get a Noctua cooler for that price then. The D15 looks as good or better than it.