The Cooler Master Hyper D92 does count as compact with dimensions of 5.7 x 3.3 x 4.9", at 448g it is lighter than many coolers on the market and with 53.4mm of clearance over your DIMM slots it should not interfere with most RAM. The reduction in size does have an effect on the heatsinks ability to disperse heat but The Tech Report's testing shows better performance than the stock Intel heatsink when cooling an i5-4690K and at a lower noise level. The performance is not up to snuff for overclockers nor are the stock fans quiet enough at full speed for those wanting a near silent build but for those looking for a good compromise between those two scenarios at a decent price it is well worth considering the Hyper D92
"The Hyper D92 is a compact tower-style cooler with dual 92-mm fans. We tested its performance on stock-clocked and overclocked CPUs to see how it stacks up."
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stupid yanks always afraid of
stupid yanks always afraid of change, last country on earth still using imperial, retards.
Pretty sure that my switching
Pretty sure that my switching between imperial and metric in the actual post still trumps you.
Coward.
Coward.
Thought we were talking about
Thought we were talking about donkeys, not cows?
I was responding to
I was responding to “anonymous”.
The metric system is the tool
The metric system is the tool of the devil! My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and thats the way I likes it!
An my donkey gets 10 carrots
An my donkey gets 10 carrots to the mile.
I really enjoy this website,
I really enjoy this website, and the writers behind it all. I come to this site for the dense and professional content it provides. But can you please stop with these uninformative articles that hold no tangible information redirecting your readers to another site.
This is a news (ala pipeline)
This is a news (ala pipeline) article. It isn’t a review and nobody should believe it is when clicking on it. It says “Latest News”. These stories being linked are from trusted sources. What is the problem? As they say…QYB.
Ive been trying to find a
Ive been trying to find a suitable heatsink that could cool my server in a standard desktop case as well as be transferred to a 4U at a latter time. Noctua U9B seemed like the best deal but this one also looks rather promising.