[SOLVED] Hyper 212 Evo in Cooler Master K280

Armoredhound

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Greetings.


This is my first post in this forum, so let's see how it goes.



I have the CM K280 case with very poor cable management and hardware inside it.
My question is - Will it fit? If it fits, do I have to remove my 4th ram stick so the cooler fits?

Computer Specs (Doesn't really matter, advices accepted)

CPU : Intel Core I5 2500K
GPU : Sapphire R9 290X (1 fan type blowerstyle)
HDD : Samsung (Unknown model) 7200 RPM 1 TB
RAM : Crucial 1333 MHZ
Motherboard - GA-Q77M-D2H (Gigabyte, that's the model)
 
Solution
The 212 EVO should be a big improvement over the stock cooler as it should keep that 2500K within safe limits and perhaps even allow for a decent overclock if you have it paired with a unlocked motherboard.

The cooler has little to do with streaming besides keeping the CPU cool. Since the 2500K is only a quad core it may struggle a bit with streaming however it depends on the game(s) and settings.
Hello.

I am about to buy Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo, along with some other fans for the PC since I have 0, I'll need some cooling.

My pc is basically stuck in very very very narrow corner and it has 0 space basically.

I am currently using the stock cooler which gets me to 80c while gaming.

I get 95c on Valorant with the stock cooler using some 0.15cents thermal.

I checked the stock cooler x10 times - it's all fine.

I need help with that. Are the temps with the stock cooler fine? Boosting is disabled, doesn't go more then 3.3 GHZ.

I am planning to stream heavy games with the new Hyper 212 Evo, but can I? Is it that good?

I need hard suggestions.
 
The 212 EVO should be a big improvement over the stock cooler as it should keep that 2500K within safe limits and perhaps even allow for a decent overclock if you have it paired with a unlocked motherboard.

The cooler has little to do with streaming besides keeping the CPU cool. Since the 2500K is only a quad core it may struggle a bit with streaming however it depends on the game(s) and settings.
 
Solution
Hello.

I am looking into buying a new CPU cooler for my I5 2500K. I'll be using it hard for GTA 5 and such games. Goes 80c+ with stock cooler.

All of my dim slots (4) are full, and I don't want to remove 1 ram stick.



Suggest me which one is better.