Hi, Lots of people were confused when installing this cooler and the included manual was trash, so I decided to make a guide.
Note: The only difference Between Hyper 212+ and Hyper 212 EVO is the included fan, as the Hyper 212+ uses the Blademaster fan(s) and the EVO uses the Xtraflow Fan(s).
LGA 1155 Installation (Click to show)
Edited by Khaled G - 11/11/12 at 2:57am
Note: The only difference Between Hyper 212+ and Hyper 212 EVO is the included fan, as the Hyper 212+ uses the Blademaster fan(s) and the EVO uses the Xtraflow Fan(s).
LGA 1155 Installation (Click to show)
1- Remove the front and rear case doors.
2- Unbox your cooler and look for the backplate.
3- Install it with this side facing the backside of the mobo.
Like This:
4- Now Get these screws and nuts:
There are 3 positions in the included backplate to use for different sockets, for the 1155 socket, use the one in the middle:
Now, apply the screws and nuts, but DO NOT tighten yet (until all of them are in place):
5- Now use this head (included) to be able to tighten with a screw driver:
Like This:
Time to Apply Your TIM: (Mine is as big as a drop of water and it spreads like this)
Vertical Mounting (If your 4th ram stick is tall)
Horizontal Mounting:
Insert the bracket in the heatsink like this:
There is a hole where this screw goes in to keep the heatsink in place:
The hole in the middle: once you insert the bracket, open it to the appropriate size:
once in place, place your heatsink on the cpu (WARNING: once in place, DO NOT remove it or you will allow air bubbles to go into your TIM resulting in more heat)
Make sure your screws align same way as you did when installing the back plate (Middle position)
You can't reach these screws if the fan(s) are installed
Don't forget to tighten the screw in the middle.
Now Install your fan(s), if you have big hands, connect the MB_CPU cable first:
If you have big hands, Connect this cable before installing the pull fan:
LGA 1366 Installation (Click to show)2- Unbox your cooler and look for the backplate.
3- Install it with this side facing the backside of the mobo.
Like This:
4- Now Get these screws and nuts:
There are 3 positions in the included backplate to use for different sockets, for the 1155 socket, use the one in the middle:
Now, apply the screws and nuts, but DO NOT tighten yet (until all of them are in place):
5- Now use this head (included) to be able to tighten with a screw driver:
Like This:
Time to Apply Your TIM: (Mine is as big as a drop of water and it spreads like this)
Vertical Mounting (If your 4th ram stick is tall)
Horizontal Mounting:
Insert the bracket in the heatsink like this:
There is a hole where this screw goes in to keep the heatsink in place:
The hole in the middle: once you insert the bracket, open it to the appropriate size:
once in place, place your heatsink on the cpu (WARNING: once in place, DO NOT remove it or you will allow air bubbles to go into your TIM resulting in more heat)
Make sure your screws align same way as you did when installing the back plate (Middle position)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Teiji 
Align the screws with the holes. Screw them in a criss-cross pattern (in order: top-left, bottom-right, top-right, bottom-left)...you may need to use a bit force.
Align the screws with the holes. Screw them in a criss-cross pattern (in order: top-left, bottom-right, top-right, bottom-left)...you may need to use a bit force.
You can't reach these screws if the fan(s) are installed
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheYonderGodÂ
Don't tighten any until all of them are in. Put each screw in about 1 turn then go over each one a couple turns at a time.
Don't tighten any until all of them are in. Put each screw in about 1 turn then go over each one a couple turns at a time.
Don't forget to tighten the screw in the middle.
Now Install your fan(s), if you have big hands, connect the MB_CPU cable first:
If you have big hands, Connect this cable before installing the pull fan:
Images are from Vortez.net
LGA 2011 Installation (Click to show)
AMD Installation (Click to show)Thanks to Bobbos Khedr for the pic
Installation is the same as the LGA 1155 but using the opposite side of the backplate.
Installation is the same as the LGA 1155 but using the opposite side of the backplate.
Edited by Khaled G - 11/11/12 at 2:57am
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