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Nach dem Ninja 3 wollen wir euch einen weiteren Kühler aus dem Hause Scythe vorstellen, den Rasetsu. Dieser Top-Flow Kühler ist eine Weiterentwicklung des Kabuto Top-Flow CPU Kühlers. Der Rasetsu basiert auf dem Layout des Yasya und ist, wie auch die letzten Modelle schon, mit dem Slip Stream 120 PWM Adjustable Lüfter ausgestattet.
Im November 2002 gegründet hat sich der japanische Kühlerspezialist Scythe mit zahlreichen passiven oder besonders leisen CPU-Kühlern in der Szene einen Namen gemacht. Vor knapp zwei Jahren wagten sich die Entwickler mit dem Musashi auf den Markt - dem ersten eigenen Grafikkartenkühler. Diesem folgte 13 Monate später der Setsugen, der jedoch nicht den Erfolg des Vorgängers wiederholen konnte und alsbald End of Life war, wohingegen der Musashi weiterhin produziert wird. Mit dem Scythe Setsugen 2 (SCVSG-2000) unternehmen die Entwickler einen erneuten Versuch einen würdigen Nachfolger für den Musashi zu präsentieren. Dieser muss sich in unserem Test auf einer als Hitzkopf berüchtigten Radeon HD 4890 mit einer TDP von 190 Watt dem Vorgänger Scythe Musashi, den Konkurrenten Xigmatek Bifrost, Arctic Cooling Accelero Twin Turbo und dem originalen Kühler stellen.
The OMNI A.L.C. is an interesting no-maintenance GPU cooling solution from CoolIT; it features an interposer, which can be changed depending on the video card we are using, without the need to replace the whole product.
Was ist derzeit interessanter als die neuesten Grafikkarten, die vor kurzem erschienen sind? Genau, passende VGA Kühler, die die kleinen grafischen Kraftwerke leiser und kühler machen. Einem Kühler muten wir da viel Potential zu, dem Scythe Setsugen 2 VGA Kühler, den wir auf einer POV/TGT GTX 460 Beast getestet haben.
I took a look back to see just how long ago it had been since we took a look at the original FLC-3000, and to my surprise, it had been quite some time. In fact, it was one of the first coolers I reviewed for TweakTown, so that might be why I was a little fuzzy on the January of 2009 date. From what I can recall going back over the review, the cooler performed pretty good in its day, but by today's standards, and much warmer processors, the FLC-3000 needed some love to keep pace. So Nexus went to the drawing board and rehashed an older work horse to compete with the demand.
In this review Frostytech is testing the Apack Zerotherm ZT-10D, a dark nickel plated tower heatsink that is capable of mounting one or two 120mm fans in a push-pull configuration. Taking a page out of the Thermalright handbook, the Zerotherm ZT-10D does not include a fan of its own. You must supply your own. Standing 160mm tall, the Zerotherm ZT-10D heatsink somehow manages to squeeze in six 8mm diameter heatpipes, packed edge-to-edge at the copper base plate and piercing the nickel plated fins in small arc.
Frostytech is not going to waste your time by leaving the most important information till the very end of this review - the Nexus VCT-9000 heatsink is an interesting looking thermal solution, but it fails completely in its execution. Nexus have manufactured the VCT-9000 heatsink poorly, resulting in uneven exposed heatpipes that may not contact the processor properly. The heatsink does not perform very well as a result, so the rest is pretty much moot. It's a critical flaw that no heatsink can afford make, undermining all other potential innovations and leaving us with a 635g hunk of metal good for the scrap bin.
Cooler Master’s CM Storm SF-19 is a top shelf gaming laptop cooler that really delivers the goods in every aspect of its intended niche. Good cooling performance backed up with a rich feature set, including a USB 3.0 hub, fan control and innovative lighting effects make this an outstanding focused product for the mobile gamer.
Noctua is known for their near silent fans, and the high build quality. The new NH-C14 we are looking at today is a top down cooler with twin 140mm NF-P14 fans and supports all of todays popular CPU sockets. Join us as we put the new NH-C14 on our Intel Core i7-930 processor test system at both stock and overclocked speeds!
Standing just 45mm tall, the Evercool HPL-815 is a low profile heatsink suited for use in 2U thick computer cases. It's equipped with a top mounted 80x80x15mm PWM fan that rotates at speeds of 4000-1000RPM, exhausting air downwards into a 23mm tall array of quilted aluminum fins. In fact, of all the sub-60mm low profile heatsinks Frostytech has tested the HPL-815 ranks 7°C cooler (at 4000RPM fan speed) than the next best thermal solution.
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