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Building a mini computer these days means going small on casing, motherboard, and even coolers. But which low profile coolers should you go for? Read on to find out...
We recently sent out a call to a handful of cooling manufacturers; folks that most in the enthusiast community should be quite familiar with. What we wound up with is a sampling of the best low noise socket 1156 CPU coolers from Zalman, Noctua, Thermalright, Cooler Master, Zaward, and Thermaltake to compare in this shootout.
Akasa's Revo heatsink is known as a Loop Thermosyphon Cooler; it functions along the same lines as a heatpipe but relies on gravity instead of capillary forces to return its 'working fluid' back to the hot side. The working fluid is what conducts heat absorbed by the heatsink, from the processor to the heat exchanger, where forced air passing over cooling fins removes it to the surrounding environment. Unlike heatpipes which typically use water under a slight vacuum for working fluid, the Revo heatsink is slightly pressurized with a fluorocarbon called R134a.
Lost in a sea of hundreds of CPU heatsinks when all you want is the best of the best? Quickly find the Top 5 Heatsinks for Intel and AMD processors from over 600 CPU coolers tested by Frostytech, right here. The heatsinks are ranked by the coolest performance, lowest noise and by low profile cooling ability...
Over the last 3 decades, laptops have sky-rocketed to become one of the largest industries inside consumer electronics, and as more and more of us strive to have the newest and greatest out there, we find ourselves spending a good portion of our "extra money" on accessories for our personal computers, specifically laptops. Logisys, a huge dealer in electronic parts and accessories, delivered the NP160 Aluminum USB Laptop Multifunctional Cooling Pad. At first glance the Cooling pad looks ordinary and you wonder if Logisys really makes use of the "Multifunctional" part of its title. Can they add that extra *bam* to this cooler and make what seems to be ordinary, in to something "extra"ordinary?
We compare two new products from GlacialTech and Titan, let the game begin, UFO51 vs Fenrir. The results showed that the Titan Fenrir is a very good product and deserves our Editors Choice Award...
Today we are taking a look at the Lepa Vortex fan. This fan is capable of creating an "air twirl" effect that concentrates the airflow to better cool specific locations.
In letzter Zeit etabliert sich der Hardware-Allrounder Lepa immer mehr in der Hardware-Welt. Wo neben Gehäusen zuletzt noch das Release der neuen „G“-Netzteilserie anstand, sind jetzt gleich 5 neue Lüfter aufgetaucht. Ob Leistungsfähigkeit, Widerstands-und Hitzebeständigkeit, Optik oder auch Silent, -hier wird nahezu jeder Bereich abgedeckt, das Motto dabei: Das best mögliche Preis-Leistungsverhältnis herausholen. Was man allerdings von den neuen Lüfterserien der jungen Tochterfirma von Enermax erwarten kann, ist noch unklar. Wir haben alle neuen Lepa-Lüfter in der 120mm Version genauer unter die Lupe genommen. Ob alle Versprechen sowie Erwartungen erfüllt werden, lest ihr auf den folgenden Seiten. Viel Spaß dabei!
Technic3D hat die LEPA Casino, Vortex und 70D Lüfter 120mm, sowie 140mm im Test. Fünf Modelle aus den Serien werden dort auf dem Teststand ausführlich überprüft, darunter vier120mm Modelle und ein 140mm Modell. Ob LEPA mit seinen günstigen Modellen aus der Masse herausstechen kann? Das Ergebnis im folgenden Review.
Bis zum Dezember 2009 waren Netzteile das einzige Standbein von be quiet! - zugegebenermaßen ein sehr starkes Standbein. Dann kamen die Lüfter der SilentWings-Familie hinzu und nun steht die Markteinführung der ersten selbst entwickelten CPU-Kühler kurz bevor. Wir haben be quiet! besucht, um einen ersten Eindruck zu gewinnen.
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