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For those who can remember the original GeminII S, you will see where this new submission gets most of its dominant traits and features. For those who don't remember it so well, or not at all, let me ...

Checking out the Cooler Master MasterAir MA624 Stealth cpu Cooler! Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:30 Cooler Overview 03:27 ...

Our today’s guest is Cooler Master Hyper 612S (RR-H612-13FK-R1) CPU cooler. Users are surely familiar with Cooler Master’s Hyper series by now, as it can be found both in mid-range and high-end ...

20 years ago back in 1992, Cooler Master started out as an OEM CPU cooler manufacturer after realizing a strong demand for CPU cooling with the emergence of the PC market. For years that’s all they ...

The Cooler Master 212 series has long been regarded as one of the best CPU coolers on the market, making it an extremely popular choice for system builders. Is it the best performing cooler on the ...

The Cooler Master Hyper 212 series has been ubiquitous with air cooling CPUs for a few years now. I’ve had some experience with this model, having installed one my buddy’s PC while at PAX East a few ...

Cooler Master are one of the leading manufacturers when it comes to PC cooling hardware, I mean, the they even have “cooler” in their name, so you know they mean business. They’re a popular choice for ...

For nearly 20 years Cooler Master has been making some of the most well known computer performance peripherals and accessories on the market. It seems that lately they’ve put a lot of focus into their ...

the Cooler Master Hyper 212+ CPU heatsink, and if you’re wondering it has “CPU” in the name, that’s because it has a computer built into it. Behind a large fan and lots of aluminum fins for cooling ...

Now this is a CPU cooler! It’s the Cooler Master V6GT, and for whatever reason it has a LED stripe up top for… no reason? Whatever~! It supports different CPU sockets, so maybe not exactly one size ...