Cooler Master

Cooler Master RR-H412-20PK-R2 Hyper H412R CPU Air Cooler

Four direct-contact copper heat pipes and a 29.38 dB 92mm PWM fan keep your CPU cool in a 136.5mm tower designed for builds where space is the constraint.

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Overview

The Cooler Master Hyper H412R is a compact tower air cooler built around four copper heat pipes making direct contact with the CPU integrated heat spreader — bypassing the aluminum base plate that adds thermal resistance in conventional designs. This Direct Contact Technology means heat starts transferring to the copper pipes immediately at the source, improving the temperature delta between CPU and ambient under sustained load. The stacked aluminum fin array is shaped to minimize airflow resistance, which matters on a 92mm platform where static pressure is limited compared to larger fans. The result is a cooler that performs above its physical size class for CPUs in the 65–95W TDP range — the sweet spot for mainstream Ryzen and Intel builds.

The H412R is designed for builders who need capable cooling in cases where 150mm-plus tower coolers won't fit. At 136.5mm and 3.6 x 3.6 x 3.6 inches, it clears the side panels of the majority of compact mid-tower and ATX cases while handling stock-clocked mainstream CPUs without breaking a sweat. The 92mm PWM fan's 29.38 dB rated noise level means the cooler stays audibly neutral during web browsing, light gaming, and office workloads, ramping up smoothly when the CPU is under real stress. Broad socket support covering AMD AM4 and Intel LGA1200/1151 makes this a versatile drop-in for a wide range of current-generation builds. Users who need a cooler for a 125W TDP processor or want headroom for overclocking should look one tier up — the H412R is not that tool, and it doesn't pretend to be.

Key Features

Direct Contact Technology: Direct contact between heat pipes and CPU for continuous and steady heat dissipation

Optimal Air Flow: Large aluminum fin tower boosts cooling efficiency

Buckle Install: Buckle installation provides easy installation and removal, compatible with both Intel and AMD systems

STACKED ALUMINIUM FIN HEATSINK - A precision-engineered aluminium array features precision-spaced fins to ensure minimum airflow resistance, which allows a high volume of cool air to flow through the heatsink easily

Specifications

Heat Pipes
4× Copper (Direct Contact Technology)
Fan Size
92mm
Fan Type
PWM
Noise Level
29.38 dB
Cooler Height
136.5mm
Dimensions
3.6 × 3.6 × 3.6 in
Socket Compatibility
AMD AM4; Intel LGA1200, LGA1151

Frequently Asked Questions

The H412R supports AMD Ryzen (AM4 socket) and Intel LGA1200 and LGA1151 platforms. Note that LGA1700 (Alder Lake and Raptor Lake) is not listed in the specifications — verify compatibility with your specific socket before purchasing if you are on a 12th or 13th gen Intel platform.
The fan is PWM-controlled, meaning its speed scales dynamically with CPU temperature. At idle and light load the fan runs slowly and quietly; under sustained load it ramps up to deliver maximum airflow through the stacked fin array. The rated noise level is 29.38 dB — relatively quiet for an air cooler under typical load.
The tower is 136.5mm tall, which provides reasonable clearance on most standard ATX and mATX motherboards. However, RAM with particularly tall heatspreaders (over approximately 45-50mm) installed in the slot directly adjacent to the CPU socket may conflict with the heatsink overhang — check your RAM clearance if using high-profile DIMMs.
Cooler Master typically includes pre-applied or packaged thermal compound with their coolers in this product line, consistent with standard retail packaging. Confirm the included accessories at time of purchase.
The H412R with its 92mm fan and four heat pipes is best suited for CPUs in the 65–95W TDP range. It can manage stock-clocked CPUs in that envelope comfortably. Processors with a 125W TDP or above, or any overclocked configuration, are likely to push the H412R beyond its practical cooling ceiling, resulting in thermal throttling under sustained load.