Testseek.co.uk have collected 89 expert reviews of the Cooler Master Hyper TX3 Evo CPU cooler and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master Hyper TX3 Evo CPU cooler.
June 2009
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The editors liked
Compatible with all current sockets apart from LGA 1366
Very competitively priced
Exceptional performance for the price
Dual fan brackets
Quiet running
Easy to install
2 Year Warranty
Handles high CPU loads
Versatile
Very Cheap
Bundled PWM fan and support for extra fan
Support for Intel and AMD sockets including LGA1366
Memory compatibility
Size
Lightweight
Convenient mounting mechanism
Price
Fan Quiet but with plenty of power
Performance Excellent cooling due to HDT
Second set of fan retention wires
Small and compact much smaller than the competition
But as capable.
Easy to fit
Amazing price
Performance
The editors didn't like
A bolt through kit (might improve performance but may also effect price)
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Handles high CPU loads, Versatile, Very Cheap, Bundled PWM fan and support for extra fan, Support for Intel and AMD sockets including LGA1366, Memory compatibility, Size, Lightweight, Convenient mounting mechanism,
High temperature results under heavy load, Noise, Mounting mechanism not robust, Fairly mundane heatsink aesthetics
It appears to us that Cooler Master have yet another winner on their hands. The Hyper TX3 EVO may not be a great performer but it was never designed to compete with the coolers we have previously tested here at Vortez. And yet, it somehow still manage...
The testing results were expected for a cooler of this size and price range. This TX3 really is not designed to cool an overclocked 6 core CPU although it did manage it fine running at stock speeds. The mounting system is always an important part of a...
Compatible with all current sockets apart from LGA 1366, Very competitively priced, Exceptional performance for the price, Dual fan brackets, Quiet running, Easy to install, 2 Year Warranty,
A bolt through kit (might improve performance but may also effect price)
Well i've been very nicely surprised by the performance delivered by the Hyper TX3 here.I would not have expected a sub £15 part to offer the cooling performance the graphs show.The Cooler Master Hyper TX3.There's virtually nothing i can comp...
Price, Fan Quiet but with plenty of power, Performance Excellent cooling due to HDT, Second set of fan retention wires, Small and compact much smaller than the competition, but as capable.
No rubber anti vibration pads for a 2nd fan, For Intel sockets no alternative to pushpins, No PWM adaptor to Molex, Retention wires can be a bit awkward.
We have reviewed HDT coolers previously and been impressed by their performance and relatively low cost - The Hyper TX3 is another excellent HDT cooler at a very competitive price point. My only niggle is that to reach that price point, some accessor...
Abstract: A nice surprise here as although the Hyper TX3 needs to run at 7V to cool the Core i7-2600K, the noise levels measured at this voltage are almost inexistant. Unfortunately the motor noise...
Time to combine the temperature results, noise readings, usability and pricing into a verdict. As you saw on the previous page, we put the Hyper's through their paces using an overclocked Core i7 system, which when highly overclocked/overvolted, easil...
