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The DeepCool Frostwin heatsink ships with two 120mm PWM fans that rotate at 1500-900RPM and move upwards of 55CFM each. According to Frostytech's real world sound measurements, the heatsink produces between 37-50dBA noise. DeepCool's Frostwin heatsink installs onto Intel socket LGA2011/1366/1155/1156/775 processors and the complete line up of AMD chips (socket AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2).
Gute Lüfter gibt es heutzutage wie Sand am Meer. Wo sich die bisherigen Modelle der Spitzenklasse bis jetzt nie viel schenkten in Sachen Lautstärke/Leistungs-Verhältnis, wirbt Noiseblocker nun mit Lüftern, die „die Luft leiser machen“. Das mag erst einmal komisch klingen, doch wenn man diese neuen Modelle einmal gesehen hat, merkt man, dass hier eine weltneue Technik vorliegen muss. Der angebliche Schlüssel zum Erfolg: Das spezielle, bionisch geformte Rotorblatt, welches das Ergebnis einer Forschung der BMWI (Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Technologie) darstellt. Ob sich die mehrjährige Entwicklungszeit gelohnt hat, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten. Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
Xigmatek are a company renowned for their excellent cooling solutions especially their HDT CPU coolers. Today, at Verdis Reviews we have a three dual heatpipe HDT cooler that features Xigmatek’s patented anti-vibration mounts along with the popular tower-format layout. Whilst nor being aimed at high end cooling, this cooler should provide some pretty solid results. Introducing the Xigmatek Nepartak S983 HDT…
New for 2009, Kingwin has replaced the RVT-12025 with a newer, updated tower cooler dubbed the XT-1264. Both models retain their machined individual copper heatpipe base with aluminum fin configuration coupled with a 120mm fan. The new cooler design is a few millimeters shorter than the old RVT but nearly 2½cm thicker for increased fin surface area. Heatpipe count has been increased from three to four for better performance and heat dissipation. Support for Intel's socket 1366 is also added.
The stock cooler included with retail-packaged CPUs represents the manufacturer's best efforts to provide a cooler that will keep the processor within its temperature limits at stock clock speeds, all for the lowest cost. But if you want to overclock your system, you're going to need an aftermarket cooler. The ideal cooler would be inexpensive, quiet, easy to install, and keep your CPU icy cold under all loads and conditions. But of course, in the real world it's always a balancing act among these various parameters. CoolIT Systems' new ECO A.L.C. ECO-R120 CPU cooler aims to balance these requirements by offering an easy-to-install sealed liquid cooling system for your CPU. Using both stock and high-speed fans, Benchmark Reviews compares it to the top air coolers and the Corsair H50 liquid cooling system on an overclocked and overvolted Intel Core i7-920 processor.
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.
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