Testseek.com have collected 42 expert reviews of the Cooler Master Hyper Z600 CPU cooler and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master Hyper Z600 CPU cooler.
May 2008
(83%)
42 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Reassuringly massive, Innovative design, Beautiful aesthetics, Great cooling, Sturdy mounting solution, Blue LED fan included, Six heatpipes, Relatively quiet, Passive cooling for 89W or lower TDP
BIG! May be too tall for some cases, Heavy!, Installation slightly fussy, Expensive
Cooler Master has a real winner in their new Hyper Z600R CPU cooler. Whether used actively, with the included 120mm blue LED fan, or passively you'll get top-notch performance and beautiful aesthetics. The X-shaped Hyper with its decorative top cover...
The results speak for themselves if we're honest. We really didn't think that a cooler would be able to tame a quad passively, but it seems to do so with ease. We weren't very impressed with the idle temperatures, but after running Prime95 and the tempera...
When all is said and done, Cooler Master Z600 is certainly one of the best coolers that we had on test so far. For some of you, its bulkiness, weight and design won’t like at all, while I liked it because of these attributes. 0dB of noise level, pri...
Cooler Master Hyper Z600 turned out a very interesting new solution. Probably the most interesting cooler of all we have tested over the last two-three months. First of all, this cooler will be of great value and interest to the owners of quiet PCs and...
Excellent passive cooling, Good performance, Easy to understand manual, Easy installation for a cooler of that size
ider this my stamp of approval.
The Final Word Quite simply, Cooler Master has once again lived up to their name. While it didnt out right take the performance crown from the TRUE120, we have to realize that were right at the pinnacle of air cooling performance. The temperatures in...
Abstract: Its humongous, heavy and fanless. Cooler Master says the Hyper Z600 is a passive CPU heasink but has outfitted it with mounting clips and hardware for two fans. Lets see what this giant can do, fanless or not.
Abstract: In this shootout we compared the performance and noise production of two new CPU coolers, the Scythe Ninja Copper and Coolermaster Hyper Z600 produced very similar results on our test bench. What we haven’t yet mentioned is the price of the Hyper Z600..
Abstract: The last time we had a look at a high-end CPU cooler from Cooler Master, the GeminII, we were very much impressed by what we had to offer, and once again weve found plenty to get excited about with the Hyper Z600. Yes, its huge (time to break out t...
Abstract: Coolermasters Hyper Z600 heatsink is a novel passive CPU heatsink for todays dual core processors. Its star shape, widely spaced aluminum fins and prodigious number of silvery copper heatpipes allow it to work without the benefit of a fan.
Solid performance in a passive configuration, Superior performance in an active configuration, Quality construction and design, AMD & Intel socket compatibility, Six heatpipe design allows for unexpectedly good socket area clearance
Dimensions may be too large for some cases, Weight, at 1045g without fans, is prohibitive, May cause access problems to DIMM slots on some board configurations, With an expected MSRP of under $100 USD, may be of questionable value vs. other top tower designs
Pros: Solid performance in a passive configuration Superior performance in an active configuration Quality construction and design AMD & Intel socket compatibility Six heatpipe design allows for unexpectedly good socket area clearance Cons: Dimensions...
