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)
Abstract: If you need a cooler for your new 1156 Core i5/i7 CPU, we recommend both the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus and the Hyper TX3. Each of these are impressive and up to task, and while each have their differences, both are great products and deserve serious consideration for your purchase shortlist. ..
Abstract: There was a time when it was tough to keep a single core CPU cool. Today with the average CPU containing anywhere between two and four cores there is increased need for bigger and better CPU coolers. That is just what Cooler Master has delivered. Today...
We've seen a good few number of Cooler Master's products over the course of time here at OC3D, and they've never failed to deliver in any category that we've seen yet. And neither of these coolers can be accused of breaking this streak. They are bot...
So in the end, Coolermaster once again restored my faith in their products. They won out over Evercool and especially the stock heatsink. And if that temperature difference alone isnt enough to make you want to buy the TX3, theres also the prices....
We didnt find any of the initial LGA1156 HSFs particularly great for cooling our heavily overclocked and overvolted Lynnfield CPU, though we didnt see any fail to keep the CPU within its thermal tolerance either. However, possibly the most annoying a...
Is the Coolermaster TX3 the second coming? Not at all. Is it the best cooler for the money at $20. YES. I suggest greatly that before you place that stock cooler on your next build spend the extra twenty bucks on the TX3. You will be a happy camper if ...
Great value, Nice performance, Silent, Option for another fan
No manual fan control
Priced around 27€, the hyper tx3 provides nice performance with decent sound levels. While not being the silentest cooler available, it is definately more silent than the Intel stock cooler and has half the price of Noctuas. Temperature levels with o...
This cooler was sent as something aimed at the budget builder so I really was not expecting much going into this review. When I tested this product it really amazed me. I have to say, the build quality is excellent, the performance is great for the p...
Abstract: The Hyper TX3 heatsink weighs in at 470 grams, stands less than 140mm tall, and comes equipped with a low noise 92mm 800-2800RPM PWM fan that drives 17-54CFM according the manufacturer. ...
