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Nous vous proposons aujourd'hui un test des dernières nouveautés de chez Be Quiet!. Nous testions il y a peu le Dark Rock Pro C1, qui a su nous convaincre par ses qualités et son excellent rapport performances/bruit. Mais depuis la marque allemande s'est attelée à améliorer ses ventirads. Elle nous propose aujourd'hui deux nouvelles révisions des modèles de la série Dark Rock. Vous aurez le droit dans ce dossier au Dark Rock 2, un Avanced équipé d'un vent ilateur de 135mm, et au Dark Rock Pro 2 appuyé également par un Silent Series de 135mm. Pour le reste rien ne change sur ces deux modèles phare de la marque allemande. Alors que nous réserve cette tripotée de ventirads Be Quiet! ?
Mit dem Thermalright Shaman, dem Scythe Setsugen 2 und dem Alpenföhn Peter stellen wir drei Retail-Grafikkartenkühler vor, die auf Basis unterschiedlicher Konzepte punkten wollen. Welches der Produkte unterm Strich das beste Gesamtpaket abliefern kann und ob sich ein Wechsel des Grafikkartenkühlers überhaupt lohnt, zeigen wir im ComputerBase-Test.
Well CES is once again over and all that really remains is to see just how many of the prototypes presented there will actually make it to manufacture at least without serious compromises (either in features, performance or quality). Overall during this year’s CES we saw the introduction of a lot more impressive and innovative products than we did last year so that fact alone is more than enough for me to consider the entire show as a huge success. In any case some of you may recall us testing the latest NH-L9i low-profile CPU Cooler by Noctua a few weeks back with very good results (for its size always). Well it seems that very small low-profile CPU Coolers aimed mostly towards ITX/HTPC owners are really popular nowadays since we received many emails asking from us to test the latest AXP-100 low-profile CPU Cooler released just days ago by our friends over at Thermalright (and we did).
Want to get the most out of that new RAM? Trying to keep that RAM you bought last century alive for another year? Kingston has your answer; the HyperX Fan. Will this $20 badboy really cool off your RAM? Join Mike Santini as TechwareLabs takes a look.
Today we are looking at the Killer Whale Premium CPU cooler from Deepcool. The Killer Whale Premium is an all copper downdraft cooler with six heatpipes that weighs in at a massive 1.23 kilograms. Join us as we see how the Killer Whale Premium stacks up against coolers like the Noctua NH-C14 and Corsair A50/H70 on our Intel Core i7-930 test system.
Noiseblocker are the kings when it comes to cooling and when it comes to fans and air cooling, they really do produce amazingly high quality products. The Multiframe fan series we saw previously showed well made Noiseblocker products. The cooler today is a little more specialised and is specifically designed for cooling hard drives. I give you the NB-Driveguard.
Avec le FX100, Zalman s'attaque au silence, le vrai, sans ventilateur. Un radiateur passif au look très original, qui se propose de refroidir un processeur de 95W sans bruit, mais surtout sans bloquer les différents composants à proximité. Pari réussi ?
Aus dem Hause Alpenföhn haben wir uns den neuen Kühler etwas genauer angesehen, den Matterhorn Pure. Dabei handelt es sich um eine Neuauflage des Kühlers, um den Preis noch etwas interessanter zu machen. So wurde die Vernickelung weg gelassen, das Montagesystem überarbeitet und ein 120 mm Wingboost Lüfter dazu gepackt. Das Resultat kann sich durchaus sehen lassen!
Thermaltake stellt fast schon monatlich neue Produkte im Bereich der Kühlung vor. Nach längerer Abwesenheit auf Technic3D findet sich nun der schon länger erhältliche „Contac 29“ CPU-Kühler mit drei 8mm Heatpipes in der Redaktion ein. Wie er sich auf unserem Teststand im Vergleich zu weiteren High-End Kühlern schlägt, steht im folgenden Testbericht.
Over the past 10 years there has quietly been a small change in the mobile computer market that I don’t think everything has noticed. The name laptop has slowly been dropped and everyone uses the term notebook now. This might seem like a small change but this was actually to help prevent issues for a lot of manufactures. You see, with the name laptop, a lot of people would actually use them on their laps sometimes causing overheating issues. Even now with the new name, heat is still a concern. That is exactly why we have products like Cooler Masters new Notepal Ergostand II.Today I am going to take a look and see what has changed from the original.
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