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I like the fact that the Cooler Master Hyper N620 is Asymmetrical. It gives the cooler a distinctive look. The Asymmetrical design, in theory, should allow for better airflow through the fins of the heatsink by staggering the air flow and the fins should dissipate heat more evenly. I also like the price, at 50 dollars the Hyper N620 is about the same to 20 dollars less than some high end CPU coolers in its class and out performs some tested (Noctua $71.99 USD, Thermaltake ISGC 400 $57.99 USD, Titan Fenrir $49.99 USD).
If you are looking for quality CPU cooling that delivers outstanding performance and your wallet is just about to start producing moths, the Cooler Master Hyper N620 is an affordable solution that delivers above average cooling at a price others cannot compete with.
So in the end, Coolermaster once again restored my faith in their products. They won out over Evercool and especially the stock heatsink. And if that temperature difference alone isn't enough to make you want to buy the TX3, there's also the prices. The TX3 can be had for under $25 on most online storefronts. That's half the cost of the Transformer 6, which it outperformed, and only 1/3 more than the stock cooler. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the Coolermaster Hyper TX3. The price is right, and so are the temperatures.
I was pleasantly surprised to receive a package containing the Hyper 212 Plus and Hyper TX3, both of which prominently tout LGA 1156/1366 compatibility (not to mention AM3 support). According to the company's Website, the "Hyper 212 Plus is Cooler Master's first cooler to be equipped with an all-in-one mounting solution that includes LGA 1156 and 1366. Direct Contact heat-pipe is now also utilized in this latest update."
