This article covers Cooler Master Hyper 622 HALO BLACK 6本ヒートパイプ デュアルタワー&ファン LGA1700・AM5・AM4対応 空冷CPUクーラー RR-D6BB-20PA-R1 FN1958.

Overview

The Cooler Master Hyper 622 HALO BLACK is a dual-tower air cooler that sits comfortably in the mid-high performance segment. With six heat pipes flanking a pair of aluminum fin stacks and two 120mm Halo 2 ARGB fans, it’s designed to handle modern CPUs up to the Core i7/Ryzen 7 class without breaking the bank. The whole package stands only 157mm tall, which means it slips into most mid-tower cases—no need to worry about side-panel clearance as you might with oversized coolers.
What sets this model apart is the lighting. The Halo 2 fans feature a dual-loop addressable RGB ring around the outer edge, giving a clean, vivid glow that you can sync with your motherboard’s ARGB ecosystem. No separate controller is required, so you can plug it directly into the 3-pin ARGB header and let your software (ASRock Polychrome, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, etc.) handle the rest.
The package also includes Cooler Master’s own CryoFuze thermal paste, so you don’t need to buy extra compound. It comes with a two-year warranty via the authorized Japanese distributor—a nice peace-of-mind bonus for long-term use.

Compatibility Guide

  • Socket support covers Intel LGA1700, 1200, 1151, 1150, 1155, 1156 and AMD AM5, AM4. It does not support LGA1851 (Arrow Lake), so if you’re building on Intel’s newest platform, look elsewhere.
  • Cooler height is exactly 157mm. Most ATX mid-towers (cases with at least 160–165mm of CPU cooler clearance) will fit, but always double-check before buying—especially for compact or budget cases where the spec sheet may be tight.
  • RAM clearance is generally good, but the first fan overhangs the leftmost DIMM slot by about 45mm. Tall RAM heatspreaders (e.g., Corsair Dominator Platinum) may require you to shift the fan slightly upward or use the second fan position. Standard DDR5 modules with modest heatsinks are fine.
  • Fan power connector is a standard 4-pin PWM header; the ARGB LED uses a 3-pin (5V) header. Make sure your motherboard has at least one available ARGB header, or buy a controller separately.

Product Info

The Cooler Master Hyper 622 HALO BLACK (model RR-D6BB-20PA-R1) launched in early 2023 as a mid-high-tier air cooler. It’s built around six direct-contact heat pipes that run through two aluminum fin towers, with the pair of 120mm Halo 2 fans pushing air through in a push-push configuration. The cooler can handle CPUs with a TDP of roughly 220W, putting it in the same ballpark as many 240mm AIO liquid coolers—but without the risk of pump failure or leaks.
Key specs at a glance:

  • Fan size: 120×120×25mm (two fans)
  • Fan speed: 650–2050 RPM (PWM)
  • Airflow: up to 51.88 CFM per fan
  • Static pressure: up to 2.89 mmH₂O
  • Noise level: max 27 dBA
  • Bearing: rifle bearing
  • Power draw: 3.36W total for both fans
  • Dimensions: 125×137×157mm (W×D×H)
  • Weight: approximately 800g
  • Warranty: 2 years (Japanese authorized distributor)

Best Use Cases

  • Gaming builds with mid-range CPUs: If you’re running a Core i5-14600K, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, or similar, this cooler delivers excellent thermal headroom. In games, you’ll see temperatures in the low 70s°C, keeping boost clocks stable. For higher-end chips like Core i9-14900K or Ryzen 9 7950X, you’ll likely hit the thermal ceiling under sustained all-core loads—consider a 360mm AIO instead.
  • Quiet enthusiasts: At idle, the fans spin as low as 650 RPM, barely audible. Even at full tilt, 27 dBA is quiet enough that most people won’t notice in a closed case. Plus, no pump whine—air coolers have an inherent silence advantage over liquid.
  • RGB builders: The Halo 2 fans’ dual-loop ARGB is a standout feature. You can sync the lighting with your motherboard’s software, and the effect is clean and modern—no ugly wire spaghetti. If you’re aiming for a black-out build with subtle illumination, this cooler fits right in.

Things to Consider

  • The lack of LGA1851 support is a significant limitation if you plan to upgrade to Intel Arrow Lake in the future. This cooler is not future-proof for Intel’s upcoming socket—if that’s your path, choose a cooler with LGA1851 compatibility.
  • At 157mm, it’s not the most compact cooler, but it’s shorter than many high-end dual-towers. However, it still requires a case with at least 160mm of clearance. Measure your case before purchase.
  • Competing coolers like the Deepcool AK620 or Noctua NH-D15 offer slightly better raw thermal performance. The Hyper 622 HALO BLACK’s main advantage is its integrated RGB and lower price. If you don’t care about lighting and want maximum cooling, the NH-D15 is a better (but more expensive) option.
  • The included CryoFuze paste is good, but for extreme overclocking you might prefer a premium paste like Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut. The stock paste is perfectly fine for stock and mild overclocks.

FAQ

Q: Can this cooler handle the Ryzen 7 7800X3D?
A: Yes, with ease. The 78