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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.
Description
Cooler Master Hyper TX3 RR-910-HTX3-GP CPU Fan For Intel LGA1156/775 & AMD AM3/AM2/940/939/754 From the Manufacturer
Brand: Cooler Master
Power Connector Type: 3-Pin
Voltage: 12 Volts
Wattage: 2.88 watts
Cooling Method: Fan
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Noise Level: 17 Decibels
Material: Aluminum
Maximum Rotational Speed: 2200 RPM
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Power Connector Type: 3-Pin
Voltage: 12 Volts
Wattage: 2.88 watts
Cooling Method: Fan
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Noise Level: 17 Decibels
Maximum Rotational Speed: 2200 RPM
Material Type: Aluminum
Brand Name: Cooler Master
UPC: 884102027505 512538502258 102930701443 045556034734 191120102146 803982773388 115970715387 884102013652 884102005053 168141448126 112040012612
Global Trade Identification Number: 53, 52, 05, 87
Manufacturer: Cooler Master
Item Weight: 10.58 Ounces
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 1 year
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I've purchased two of these coolers for installation on older AMD Phenom X4 CPU's. One a quad core 3.0 GHZ, the other a 2.5 GHZ quad core. I've been running the CPU cooler on the 3.0 GHZ CPU for months now with amazing results. With the stock AMD CPU cooler the CPU runs around 40C idling. Under heavy load the CPU easily passes 65C. With this cooler installed the CPU runs at 30C idling and never exceeds 45C under full load. Big difference! Well worth the small price for such an amazing cooler. Another reason I bought this particular model (TX3) is because I did not want to have to remove the motherboard and disassemble the fan mounts to install a proprietary mount for the TX3. The TX3 has a mounting bracket made specifically for the existing motherboard CPU cooler. Wonderful! It is extremely easy to install and runs so quiet you will wonder if it is running. I didn't have room in my case to install two fans but with one fan on the cooler it works great. The fan life is an expected 40,000 hours which is just over 4.5 years of continuous run time. Can't beat that with a stick! UPDATE: Still rating this setup with 5 Stars but I have to mention something that is very important in my system: The cooling fan that comes with this cooler draws 0.6 Amp DC at full speed. That is considerable especially if this fan is powered by the CPU fan pins on the motherboard. One fan is OK. Two fans is not! If you add a second fan to this unit and connect them to a 2-To-1 4 Pin PWM extension as I did the maximum current draw is now 1.2 AMPs from the motherboard fan connector. That is excessive! When the fans ramp up to maximum speed the current draw is too high for my motherboard and causes the system to immediately turn off. It took me a while to figure this out with testing for hours yesterday. Suggestions: 1) Replace the fan with the Arctic F9 PWM 92mm fan which has a maximum current draw of 0.16 AMP. You can use two Arctic F9 PWM fans with a total current draw of 0.32 AMP at full speed on the motheboard CPU fan connector without a hitch. The downside to this is quite a bit of reduced air flow compared to the cooler master fans but it will keep the CPU cool and not overload the current setting of the motherboard. Another option is to go into the motherboard BIOS and turn off the "CPU Fail" shutdown function and power the cpu fans from a fan controller such as those made by NZT. I suggest if you do this to keep the motherboard "CPU High Temperature Shutdown set to ON". Another option, which is what I decided to do, is to leave the Cooler Master fans (yes I have two for my TX3) on the TX3 and connect them as 3 pin fans on the SYS Fan connector and AUXFAN1 Connector on the motherboard. This runs both fans at maximum speed which really cools the CPU and keeps the motherboard fan connectors from being overloaded.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2015 by Ryan Cawdor
I recently built a box using the AMD A10-5800K...which is a very nice APU using the *FM2 socket*, which this cooler DOES fit. The only problem is, the heatsink/fan AMD provides with this CPU is really awful. With the stock heatsink, I carefully replaced their thermal grease, re-tinted the surface and the CPU cap, etc., and got the stock cooler to work better than most people did. But, it still wasn't good enough. I really wasn't about to overclock so much as I needed one of the usual 120mm monstrosities with a back plane on it, but, I'd like to be able to enjoy the occasional horsing around with my CPU. Then, I found this unit. The fan is 92mm, which makes it SUBSTANTIALLY smaller than the 120mm monsters which are usual in these type of coolers, but far bigger than the fan that comes on the stock cooler. The heatsink surface area on this unit is two or three times what you get in stock, PLUS you get copper contact pipes (which you don't get in the stock). Turns out, it is just at the cusp of size where you'd need extra support---but you just barely make it without having to mount anything on the back of the mobo. The pipe contact surface is not quite flush (pretty standard for this kind of unit), so it will be helpful to pre-tint the nooks and crannies with some decent grease (which is what I did---I used Arctic Silver Alumina). The Arctic Silver site tells you how to do this. But anyway, once it was on, you get plenty of clearance to your RAM slots (this can be problematic with the larger coolers), and you have your choice if this is going to blow push or pull, topwards or bottomwards. The default is push, and you can orient either top or bottom. They give you brackets to mount a second fan if you fancy a dual push-pull configuration, but other folks that have done that report little gain (according to a google search). Anyway, for some numbers. I did *NOT* use the thermal paste that came with this unit (others have said it works fine though, I just don't know what it is and don't want to use it)--I used Arctic Silver Arctic Alumina (which is a nice, long-lasting, ceramic compound...very inexpensive). I did pre-tint the cooler's heating pipes with the thermal compound. I tinted the AMD APU cap, and I used the center-dot method for the main application of the thermal paste. Note, this paste takes a few days to "cure", and after it cures, you can expect a few more degrees of cooling. So, the numbers I give you now are with this cooler mounted fresh, just an hour ago, and the thermal paste not yet fully cured. So, figure everything a couple degrees better than whatever I say if I were to retest it in a few days. Test #1: Standard (stock) CPU speed, CPU fan set to minimum, idling: stock/TX3: 32C / 28C (4C improvement) Test #2: Standard (stock) CPU speed, CPU fan set to minimum, four cores pinned on max torture test on Prime95: stock/TX3: exceeded max spec CPU temp, had to abort / about 60C (massive improvement, infinity improvement) Test #3: Standard (stock) CPU speed, all fans set to maximum, four cores pinned on max torture test on Prime95: stock/TX3: 56C / 44C (10'ish C improvement) Test #4: Overclocked modestly from 3.8GHz to 4.4GHz, running at maximum recommended voltages, drawing about 125W through the CPU alone, max fans, Prime95 torture test: stock/TX3: hahahahaha yeah right / 58C (infinity improvement) So there you have it. Obviously for this price, we're talking a SUBSTANTIAL improvement over the stock cooler that AMD gave me for my chip. Your mileage may vary, but it's safe to say that this unit is very conveniently sized, and appears to provide (surprisingly) 90% as much cooling as one of the mega-honker air coolers. And again, at this price point? It's really a slam dunk. The one thing I don't like: It's not lightweight. I mean, it's got some heft to it...if it were only 10 or 20% heavier, I would be worried about this thing torquing on my motherboard 24/7. Buy buy buy. I'll be happy to run any tests or whatever scenarios you want me to run if you leave me a comment. I did make some videos of the install, but I'm feeling too lazy to pretty them up for an Amazon video review. If you care to see those, maybe by the time you ask I wouldn't have deleted them.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2012 by DrKK