| Standing screen display size | 3 Inches |
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| Memory Speed | 1800 |
Hyper TX3 – CPU Cooler with 3 Direct Contact Heat Pipes
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| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.5 x 3.1 x 5.3 inches |
| Brand | Cooler Master |
| Power Connector Type | 3-Pin |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Wattage | 2.88 watts |
| Cooling Method | Fan |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Noise Level | 17 dB |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 2800 RPM |
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- CPU Support: Intel: Core i5 / Core i3 / Core2 Extreme / Core2 Quad / Core2 Duo / Pentium / Celeron AMD: FX-Series / A-Series / Phenom II X4 / Phenom II X3 / Phenom II X2 / Phenom X4 / Phenom X3 / Athlon II X4 / Athlon II X3 / Athlon
- Maximum compatible CPU wattage: over 130W TDP
- Heat Sink Material: Aluminum fin / 3 heat pipes
- Fan Speed: 800 ~ 2800 R.P.M. (PWM)- Noise Level: 17-35 dBA
- Includes 0.1 oz Cooler Master thermal paste.
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Building a PC is a highly personalized journey. We know that components are carefully chosen based on performance, functionality, and aesthetic preference. Your personality is embedded in each of those choices, transcending from hardware to an immersive, custom-built experience. From custom PCs to all-out gaming rooms, we encourage every decision to reflect who you are.
Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO / TX3i
Compact | Versatile | Powerful
Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO & TX3i CPU coolers delivers compact cooling and features Cooler Master’s Direct Contact technology, further improving thermal transfer rates.
TX3i - Intel socket compatible only
TX3 EVO - AMD & Intel socket compatible
- 3 Direct contact copper heat pipes
- 92mm PWM fan with anti-vibration pads & quick-snap bracket
- Dual-fan ready (secondary fan not included)
- Compact aluminium heatsink (90 x 51 x 136 mm)
- Thermal paste included
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3 DIRECT CONTACT HEAT PIPESAluminum fins with 3 direct contact heat pipes provide excellent heat dissipation. |
DUAL FAN DESIGNIncrease cooling performance by adding an optional second 92mm fan*. *Secondary 92mm fan not included |
COMPACT DIMENSIONSExcellent airflow design with compact heat sink dimension. |
| Intel CPU Sockets | LGA1366, LGA1200, LGA1156, LGA1155, LGA1151, LGA1150, LGA775 |
| AMD CPU Sockets (TX3 EVO only) | AM4, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2, FM2+, FM2, FM1 |
| Heat Sink Material | Continuous Direct Contact Heat Pipes, Aluminum Fins |
| Heat Sink Weight | 306 g 90 x 51 x 136 mm |
| Heat Sink Dimensions | 90 x 51 x 136 mm |
| Heat Pipe Dimensions | Ø6 mm |
| Fan Bearing Type | Long Life Sleeve Bearing |
| Fan MTTF | 40,000 Hours |
| Fan Speed | 800 - 2,200 RPM (PWM) ± 10% |
| Fan Airflow | 15.7 - 43.1 CFM ± 10% |
| Fan Air Pressure | 0.35 - 2.63 mmH2O ± 10% |
| Fan Noise Level | 17 - 30 dBA |
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| Hyper TX3 EVO/ TX3i | Hyper H412R | Hyper 212 EVO V2 | |
| Size | Compact | Compact | Standard |
| Heatsink Dimensions | 90 x 51 x 136 mm | 90 x 63.5 x 136 mm | 120 x 80 x 155 mm |
| Heat Exchanger | Direct Contact | Direct Contact | Direct Contact |
| Heatpipes | 3 x Ø6 mm | 4 x Ø6 mm | 4 x Ø6 mm |
| Fan Dimensions | 92 x 92 x 25mm | 92 x 92 x 25mm | 120 x 120 x 25 mm |
| Noise | 17 ~ 30 dBA | 29.4 dBA (Max.) | 8 ~ 27 dBA |
| RPM | 800 ~ 2200 RPM | 600 ~ 2000 RPM | 650 ~ 1800 RPM |
| Airflow | 43.1 CFM | 34.1 CFM | 62 CFM |
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Technical Details
| Brand | Cooler Master |
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| Item model number | 126799 |
| Item Weight | 10.6 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 3.5 x 3.1 x 5.3 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.5 x 3.1 x 5.3 inches |
| Color | Hyper TX3 |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Manufacturer | Cooler Master |
| ASIN | B005HIRDUA |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | July 28, 2017 |
Additional Information
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,577 in Computer CPU Cooling Fans |
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Cooler Master Hyper TX3 RR-910-HTX3-GP CPU Fan For Intel LGA1156/775 & AMD AM3/AM2/940/939/754
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[Performance]
I am using an 8 core CPU that runs at **125 watts**. When comparing my results to those which you can predict for yourself, refer to the wattage rating of your own CPU, and use the difference in the wattage of your CPU and mine to estimate probable results.
With the stock cooling solution, my idle temps were commonly in the 54C range. Under heavy load, my CPU temps shot up past 65C (150F), and as they creeped up past 67, during prolonged load, sometimes could even shut my computer down from heat.
After installing this new heatsink/fan, my idle temps are around 38C, average normal operating is around 43C, and my temps under heavy load are round 52C. I've seen the temp spike up to 55 in very rare cases, under prolonged heavy load, but I've never seen it over 55.
I installed this cooler using ArcticSilver thermal compound instead of the compound it came with.
This cooler is MUCH quieter than my stock AMD cooler. The other one was enough to wake the dead at max RPMs, which it was constantly required to run at to keep my machine from overheating. This new cooler does not need to run at max RPMs to keep my CPU temp down and, even if it did, I cannot even hear this one at max RPMs.
[Installation]
My CPU socket is an AM3+. The socket uses the same mounting bracket that was used with AM3 and AM2 and AM2+ CPUs.
I chose this particular cooler because I wanted one that would be compatible with my existing mounting bracket. Many aftermarket coolers require an entire replacement of the CPU back plate on the motherboard. For those of us adding a cooler to an existing build, this can be a royal pain... because you -usually- have to remove the motherboard from the case, to do this.
This cooler definitely accommodated my existing mounting bracket quite nicely. Installation was quick, easy, and painless... requiring no modification of any part of my motherboard or case. I was extremely pleased with this feature
My opinion of the snugness with which it fits is that it is: Sufficient. Not too tight, not too loose. It's tight enough to hold solid if your case just sits stationary all the time. If you are someone who is constantly picking up your case and going to LAN parties, then I would occasionally check the heatsink to make sure it is still perfectly centered over the CPU... but i don't think it would ever fall off.
[Bottom Line]
Considering the marked improvement in my CPU temps, combined with the ease of installation, I definitely won't hesitate to give kudos to this unit.
[Note to future CPU reviewers]
If you don't include the wattage of your CPU in the review, then you aren't giving viewers enough information to easily compare your experience to their potential results! A quantifiable point of reference is necessary!
Cooler was in system for quite some time. No problems at all. Bought a second one, for another build I made, that is cooling a quad core. I am now using my original cooler, on a 1055T hex core & everything is fine. This cooler just keeps going, as I expected it would. Well worth the small extra price over OEM cooler. Do be sure you have room for this, & good airflow. The included picture was before I took it off the twin core, complete with dust. It cleaned up very easily, & with some fresh thermal paste,, it was back in service.
I still don't like the mount on it, but a small dab of hot glue on the lever, holds it in position & stops the brackets from moving. Hot glue comes right off when you're done. Obviously do this on a cool unit.
A very decent chip cooler, at a great price. Runs quiet w/o the AMD Cool & Quiet, even over 2,000 rpm The instructions aren't very useful. I'll upload them here, or you can dl them from the company's website. You really have to fiddle around when putting it together (see my video on this).
Even worse, is they show the foot instructions of the other chip sets, on the pictured instructions for the clamp.
If you're using the foot chip, be careful, as they aren't clear how the feet should go. Putting the fan onto the fins, is frustrating at best, & having the OEM fan, actually made it easier to see what the picture & arrow was trying to tell me.
The written instructions are the common, written in every language & saying nothing.
So far, at idle the dual processor chip is running cool. Also note: the base doesn't cover all of the chip, & doesn't self line up on installation or clamping, as many have in the past.
Pros: Keeping things nice & cool with out (w/o) overclocking mods (OEM fan [of retail box]can do that). This is a very big cooler, make sure you have about 7 inches of clearance. You won't have to install optional second fan if you set up properly (see my video).
Cons: Doesn't cover the AMD chip, but over hangs. Installation is challenging & best done out of the case (for those who want to change coolers). Fan installation takes a few attempts to figure out what the picture means, but holds in securely.
By FLRHCARR on October 16, 2009
Cooler was in system for quite some time. No problems at all. Bought a second one, for another build I made, that is cooling a quad core. I am now using my original cooler, on a 1055T hex core & everything is fine. This cooler just keeps going, as I expected it would. Well worth the small extra price over OEM cooler. Do be sure you have room for this, & good airflow. The included picture was before I took it off the twin core, complete with dust. It cleaned up very easily, & with some fresh thermal paste,, it was back in service.
I still don't like the mount on it, but a small dab of hot glue on the lever, holds it in position & stops the brackets from moving. Hot glue comes right off when you're done. Obviously do this on a cool unit.
A very decent chip cooler, at a great price. Runs quiet w/o the AMD Cool & Quiet, even over 2,000 rpm The instructions aren't very useful. I'll upload them here, or you can dl them from the company's website. You really have to fiddle around when putting it together (see my video on this).
Even worse, is they show the foot instructions of the other chip sets, on the pictured instructions for the clamp.
If you're using the foot chip, be careful, as they aren't clear how the feet should go. Putting the fan onto the fins, is frustrating at best, & having the OEM fan, actually made it easier to see what the picture & arrow was trying to tell me.
The written instructions are the common, written in every language & saying nothing.
So far, at idle the dual processor chip is running cool. Also note: the base doesn't cover all of the chip, & doesn't self line up on installation or clamping, as many have in the past.
Pros: Keeping things nice & cool with out (w/o) overclocking mods (OEM fan [of retail box]can do that). This is a very big cooler, make sure you have about 7 inches of clearance. You won't have to install optional second fan if you set up properly (see my video).
Cons: Doesn't cover the AMD chip, but over hangs. Installation is challenging & best done out of the case (for those who want to change coolers). Fan installation takes a few attempts to figure out what the picture means, but holds in securely.
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To give you some context this PC build is one or two away from 20 builds total, so I'm not a newbie in this, bottom line, looks good, but I never got to use it, I suspect the experience for AMD or larger motherboards might be different, but for 1200 ITX stand away from the order button and choose again
Not a negative, but a pointer, if you are installing on a socket 1151 mother board, the press and turn holders that attach onto the motherboard, need the screws to be fixed in the centre position on the cooler -you will understand perfectly when you examine the fitting, this will save you a lot of time and incorrect you tube videos, which guide you to assemble to another socket set. My advice will save you time.
After fitting you will see an operational temperature of the CPU of 25 - 30 degrees Celsius.
Thermal paste is included as are brackets for AMD architecture. Anyone with a brain can install this cooler.
My NZXT Kraken x62 at £149.99 delivers the same results for 8 times the cost and some cosmetic improvement. I wil l now stick with this.
I wanted a refund but their entire process for doing so is a convoluted mess that would take more time than it took to arrive. For any that are looking to buy this look elsewhere, it is a terrible product that I can't believe passed basic quality standards with its cheap quality and how easy it was to break. The place for it is the skip.
PC case around the PSU noticeably cooler to the touch; this could be because as well as running much higher temp's, the stock cooler blasts out 360 degrees around the cpu - the Cooler Master output is directed towards the back of the case, at a vent.
Dislike: positioning the mounting brackets seems a little imprecise, I find that getting the (standard) fixings to take properly in the motherboard is fiddly.
Overall - happy to have fixed the CPU overtemp, without spending a fortune. Whereas the stock fan was often running flat out (around 3,000 rpm?) CM set-up looks to be doing a better job, and at much lower fan speeds.






































