The official MSRP will be $40 when the Evo V2 launches on October 15, just a few bucks more than V1’s $37. You will pay a little bit more for the simplicity-the Hyper 212 Evo V2 comes with a small price bump over its predecessor. These improvements address that yawning gap between 2011’s build sensibilities and today’s streamlined processes, the latter of which is far friendlier toward newbies. In fairness to Cooler Master, the Evo V1 was not fussier to install than its contemporaries at the time, but vendors have come a long way in simplifying the process of PC building. On the whole, the new Evo provides a much better user experience-almost a night-and-day difference compared to the original. The Evo V2 is also shorter than its predecessor by 4mm, making it a slightly easier fit in compact cases. 1.7mm H2O), and slight decrease in airflow (max CFM of 62 vs. 9-31 dBA), increase in static air pressure (max of 2.52mm H2O vs. Cooler Master has swapped out the 120mm XtraFlow fan for a 120mm SickleFlow V2 model the latter offers a wider speed range (600-1800 RPM vs.
Two additional noteworthy changes complete the Hyper 212 Evo’s facelift.
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