The back side of the cooler is empty by default, but Cooler Master includes two additional fan clips that can be used to attach an additional 120mm fan to the tower for added cooling. The top of the heatsink gives us a look at the four heatpipes making their way through the top aluminum fin. A Cooler Master logo is stamped on top to give a little brand recognition to the product.

Looking closely at the bottom of the heatsink, we can see the CDC design up close. While there are still very small spaces between the heatpipes, it is much less than other similar designs. While we like to see polished finishes on our cooler block surfaces, the direct contact being made between the heatpipes and the CPU’s heatspreader should offer better performance. Included along with the heatsink and fan is a nicely organized installation and accessories package. On the left are the two additional fan clips for adding a second 120mm fan.

Top-center is the mounting hardware for all non-AM4 systems. We assume that Cooler Master will soon integrate the AM4 hardware into the clamshell package.

Along with various screws and nuts is a small tube of Cooler Master thermal paste. #Cooler master 212 evo install 1151 upgradeīelow the clamshell is the standard mounting bracket arms, as well as the AM4 arms and associated screws.

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