Testseek.co.uk have collected 13 expert reviews of the Cooler Master Hyper TX2 CPU cooler and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master Hyper TX2 CPU cooler.
March 2008
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Easy installation
Good performance / noise ratio on processors that do not heat too much
System that directs part of the flow of air towards the motherboard
Easy installation, Good performance / noise ratio on processors that do not heat too much, System that directs part of the flow of air towards the motherboard
Becomes noisy on processors that heat a lot, Averagely effective, Fragile Intel fastening system
Theres very little to criticise with this HSF, as the Hyper TX 2 costs just over £10, and is an effective and quiet cooler. That said, were duty-bound to point out that the £16 Freezer 7 Pro outperforms it by 4ûC, but is noisier. The slightly higher ...
Abstract: Cooler Master is positioning its Hyper TX 2 against Arctic Coolings excellent Freezer Pro models. The TX 2 is a shade cheaper, but works with both AMD and Intel LGA775 processors. It comes with Intel push-in connectors attached, but its simple to ...
The Cooler Master Hyper TX 2 is a decent heatsink but nothing amazing and unfortunately also isnt one of the cheapest out there at $25. Thats not a high-end cooler but for a little more money you can get a lot more performance or for less you can get...
Abstract: Compared to Intels stock Core 2 CPU cooler, its hard for any part to come out looking bad, but despite that the Hyper TX2 really does a pretty good job of making itself attractive. Noise-wise, it matches the already respectable levels of the stock ...
Abstract: In all other respects the Coolermaster Hyper TX2 heatsink is a compact mid-level heatsink which is compatible with AMD socket 754/939/940/AM2 and Intel socket 775 processors. The Hyper TX2 weighs a feathery 382grams, stands less than 130mm tall.
If you're after the ultimate performance from an air heatsink the Cooler Master Hyper 212 should certainly fit the bill with its included high performance fan and dual fan option, but you'll need to swap the fan out for a quieter alternative or at leas...
Abstract: A large, heatpipe cooler from one of the biggest names in cooling isnt something youd expect for just £10. Supporting both Intel (Socket 775) and AMD (Sockets 754, 939, 940 and AM2), it comes with both locking mechanisms attached - you simply take of...
Price, Versatility between CPU socket types, Passive temperatures comparable to stock heatsink...
Size, Does not cool like performance heatsinks...
The Cooler Master TX2 is a very simple and elegant looking piece of hardware for your CPU, however that is pretty much where the road ends for it. The TX2 was unable to keep the processor from reaching very high temperatures, which were a lot higher...
The Cooler Master Hyper TX2 did not have the best performance out of the three CM coolers we’ve taken a look at in recent times. In acoustic testing it was actually the worst of the three, but when looking at pure cooling power the TX2 did manage to...
