Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black CPU Cooler RR-S4KK-20PA-R1
- 120 mm
- Black
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A 120 mm hydraulic-bearing ARGB fan drives 80.83 CFM across five copper heat pipes and a digital display that shows CPU temperature and fan RPM in real time
The GAMDIAS Boreas M2-51D ARGB is a 120 mm tower air cooler with a built-in digital screen that shows CPU temperature and fan RPM in real time. Five copper heat pipes make direct contact with a thick copper base plate to move heat away from mainstream desktop processors. A single 120 mm hydraulic-bearing PWM fan provides adjustable airflow while ARGB lighting adds visual accent. The cooler stands 158 mm tall and fits most standard tower cases.
This unit replaces basic boxed coolers or low-profile towers that cannot sustain higher thermal loads. The jump is worthwhile when a processor regularly hits thermal limits under sustained workloads such as rendering, compiling or extended gaming sessions. The digital display removes the need for software overlays to check temperatures at a glance. Builders who need silence at idle will appreciate the 10 dBA minimum noise floor.
The fan delivers 80.83 CFM at 2000 RPM with 2.8 mmH₂O static pressure, giving comfortable headroom for mid-range CPUs running at stock or modestly boosted settings. At full speed the cooler reaches 32 dBA, which remains acceptable in typical desktop environments. Thermal grease is included for immediate installation. Systems targeting extreme overclocks or multi-core workloads well beyond 200 W will exceed the practical dissipation limit of this single-fan design.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Gamdias |
| Model name | GD-BOREAS M2-51D ARGB |
| Product color | Black |
| Product type | Fan & Heatsinks |
| Performance | |
| Rotational speed | 800-2,000 RPM |
| Airflow rate | 80.83 CFM |
| Static pressure | 2.8 mmH2O |
| Power | |
| Power input connector | 4 Pin PWM / 9-Pin USB |
| Size & build | |
| Fan size | 120 mm |
| Bearing design | Hydraulic |
| Cooler material | Copper |
| Fan mounting | Vertical |
| Shipping weight | 1.00 kg |
| Package size | 191 × 160 × 127 mm |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported CPU sockets | AMD Socket AM4 / AMD Socket AM5 / Intel LGA 1150 / Intel LGA 1151 / Intel LGA 1155 / Intel LGA 1156 / Intel LGA 1200 / Intel LGA 1700 / Intel LGA 2011 / Intel LGA 2066 |
| CPU cooler height limit | 158 mm |
| In the box | |
| Thermal paste included | Thermal Grease |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Operating noise | 10-32 dBA |
| More details | |
| LED lighting | ARGB |
The cooler stands 158 mm high, so your case must allow at least that much CPU cooler clearance; measure from the motherboard surface to the side panel.
Connect the 4-pin PWM header for fan control and the 9-pin USB header so the digital display can report temperature and RPM through ZEUS CAST software.
Reapply fresh thermal grease whenever the cooler is removed or after several years if temperatures rise noticeably; the supplied tube covers the initial install.
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