Cooler Master expands cooling lineup with Hyper 212 Flow series

Cooler Master has expanded its CPU air cooling portfolio with the release of the Hyper 212 Flow and Hyper 212 Flow ARGB series. Building on the company's long-running Hyper 212 platform, the new coolers feature four direct-contact heat pipes, up to 75.19CFM of airflow, and a redesigned unified mounting bracket for modern Intel and AMD sockets.

According to Cowcotland, both models in the lineup come equipped with a fan delivering 1.83mmH2O of static pressure and 75.19CFM of airflow at a maximum speed of 1750RPM. A two-piece upper cover gives each unit a clean aesthetic, while the unified mounting bracket simplifies installation across supported AMD and Intel sockets. Cooler Master backs both coolers with a 3-year warranty.

Visual differences separate the two variants in the lineup. Specifically, the Hyper 212 Flow ARGB features customisable lighting on the fan and top cover for users seeking added visual flair. Alternatively, the standard Hyper 212 Flow takes a more understated approach, utilising a minimalist two-piece cover without backlighting.

The cooler doesn't seem to be available yet, but pricing is said to be around €20.

KitGuru says: Although it's unlikely to top any performance charts, this modernisation of the classic Hyper 212 design, with direct-contact heat pipes and a simplified mounting bracket, keeps Cooler Master's mainstream air-cooling lineup relevant for modern PC builds.

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