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Noctua is a company known for making quality and well performing CPU Coolers, some of the best on the market today surely. They’ve recently introduced a new cooler called the NH-C14 which gets its name from the ‘C’ shape that the cooler is. The NH-C14 comes equipped with two Noctua NF-P14 140mm fans for excellent cooling performance. The two fans are mounted, one on top and one on the bottom, and you can configure it however you like; If you need more room beneath the cooler then just use the top fan. The NH-C14 is made to be versatile and have good performance at the same time.
Das in Freienbach ansässige Unternehmen Arctic Cooling präsentierte im Jahre 2005 mit dem Freezer Pro einen Einstiegskühler für wenig Geld mit akzeptabler Leistung und Lautstärke. Bis 2010 hinein war er häufig die Empfehlung, wenn es um Budgetkühler ging, aber die Konkurrenz schläft nicht und konnte aufschließen. So musste Arctic Cooling reagieren und präsentiere Ende 2010 mit dem Freezer 13 den Nachfolger. Mit gleich vier Heatpipes, mehr Kühlfläche, einem neuen Montagesystem gepaart mit einem guten Preis wollen die Schweizer wieder den Thron im Budget-Bereich zurück erobern. Was man vom Freezer 13 zu halten hat und ob Arctic Cooling die Konkurrenz wieder überflügeln kann, wollen wir in diesem Test herausfinden.
PC Games Hardware testet drei Prozessorkühler des Herstellers Deep Cool: Die Turmkühler Ice Matrix 400 und Ice Wind sowie das Top-Flow-Modell Fiend Shark. Die CPU-Kühler sind mit blauen Lüfter im 120- und 140-mm-Format ausgestattet und verfügen über vier bis sechs 6-mm-Heatpipes. Die Testmuster stammen vom Händler PC-Cooling. Überzeugen die drei Probanden?
Bien que nous n'ayons rien à compenser, à la Ferme, nous aimons bien les gros radiateurs. Et aujourd'hui, on se fait une bataille de dual towers, avec le désormais classique Noctua NH-D14, et un petit nouveau signé be quiet!, le Dark Rock Pro C1. Deux gros radiateurs qui en imposent et qui pèsent, mais qui offrent surtout de très bonnes performances, dans un silence plus qu'appréciable. Enfin, sur le papier. Mais une fois sur un vrai processeur, qu'en est-il réellement ?
Technic3D hat den Titan kukri 120mm Lüfter im Test, der schon seinen Einsatz auf dem Hati CPU-Kühler hatte. Die PWM Version sorgt hierbei für deutlich mehr Performance. Ob er den Herstellerangaben gerecht wird, steht im folgenden Testbericht.
Im sehr stark umkämpften Mark der Luftkühler gibt es einen neuen Namen, den man sich unbedingt merken sollte. Mit be quiet ist ein sehr bekannter Hersteller für Netzteile nun auch endlich im Kühlermarkt vertreten. Der Hersteller schickt gleich zwei Modelle ins Rennen um die Krone der Kühlercharts. Von uns wurde jetzt der unter dem Namen Dark Rock Pro getestet. Es handelt sich dabei um einen Tower-Kühler, welcher mit sieben 6 mm Heatpipes bestückt ist. Als Lüfter kommen zwei 120 mm Lüfter aus der Silent Wings Serie von be quiet zum Einsatz. Wie sich der Dark Rock Pro bei uns im Test geschlagen hat, erfahrt Ihr im folgenden Bericht. Viel Spaß beim Lesen......
Cooler Master are a brand that we are very familiar with at eTeknix and have always been a company that we have focussed on to see what they come up with in the future. Whilst the future is bright, we can't but help look back at the past at a slightly older product, though even as it's not the newest swanky thing on the market, it still holds its own by offering an amazing cooling product at a low price, especially when compared to its rivals.
Ching Chang Ping Pong Chan Zhou and Jing. I wonder, if you had to take a guess, would you say that those random sounds and letter combinations are of Chinese origin? Well, you have guessed right. In fact, nowadays, with a population of over 1.3 billion Chinese in China alone, estimating to over 19% of the world's population (Wikipedia for the win!), it is no wonder that such sounds have become daily Chinese stereotypes in North America. So, when I heard I was reviewing the Thermaltake Jing, I raised an eyebrow. As you know, much of the staff here at APH Networks is Chinese. With this, a sense of pride comes when a manufacturer names a product that we can relate to. When the Jing was released, my main focus was not directed towards the product name however, but it was geared towards how it would compare against its loud brother. Actually, the Chinese character "Jing" simply means silence or quiet, and so today's heatsink review on the Thermaltake Jing takes on an entirely different approach from its older brother, the Thermaltake Frio. When Jonathan, my fellow colleague, reviewed the Frio back in April of 2010, the conclusion was made that the heatsink could be so obnoxiously loud, that it unfortunately made the unit not as practical for silent PC enthusiasts and overclockers alike. This time however, Thermaltake decided to tame the little shy brother, Jing, creating a smaller but hopefully more practical unit for the mass. Can the Jing beat its older brother with Kung-fu and other fu's? Scroll down to find out!
Xigmatek's SD1283 Gaia heatsink comes with a one 120mm PWM fan that operates at speeds of 1500RPM to 800RPM. The fan is mounted to the aluminum cooling fin tower with four vibration absorbing rubber posts, a second fan (not included) can be mounted to the rear of the heatsink since additional fan posts are included. The heatsink stands 159mm tall and has a footing of 120x77mm. It's a little less than exciting when great thermal performance is virtually assured by the 120mm fan/tower fin/HDT combination. Provided the heatsink is well made, some exposed heatpipe tower heatsinks are most definitely not.
That's right! You just read the title correctly - NZXT is jumping into the air cooling market! I'm sure this cooler is currently sitting on a table on display at Computex as I type this and people are swarming the table to get a look at what they brought to enter the CPU air cooling segment. Already covering everything you can desire from cases and power supplies all the way down to lighting and sleeved cabling, NZXT offers everything you can want for housing, powering and dressing up your case to fit your personality. Realistically, this is the only other piece that has been missing up 'till now for a complete NZXT themed build.
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