Cooler Master expands cooling lineup with Hyper 212 Flow series
Cooler Master expands its Hyper 212 air cooling lineup with two new models: the Hyper 212 Flow and the Hyper 212 Flow ARGB. Both feature four direct-contact heat pipes, a fan delivering 75.19 CFM and 1.83 mmH2O static pressure at 1750 RPM, and a simplified unified mounting bracket for modern Intel/AMD sockets. The ARGB variant adds customizable lighting. Pricing is around €20, with a 3-year warranty. The article notes it's a modernization of the classic design.
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