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Both active and passive coolers are pretty common in computer industry in order to prolong the product's life span. Today we have a very interesting cooler from Evercool; DR. Cool. Evercool Dr. Cool is an active cooler for network router, let us deep dive this world's first specialized cooler without further delay and you will probably need one for reliable 24x7 operation.
Cruise missiles don’t immediately spring to mind in connection to perhaps one of the more mundane, yet very important, parts of a computer rig – the humble thermal paste. This grey paste is vital to the cool running of the CPU especially when it comes to overclocking as every single degree counts.
A different idea of what notebook cooling should be hits our labs. Let's see how Evercool and its Carry NB-EC01 stacks up against the competition.
Aus dem Hause Evercool wollen wir euch einen CPU Kühler der neuen LGA 1366 Kühler Serie vorstellen, den Buffalo Heatpipe Kühler - HPFI7-10025. Mit enorm niedrigen Produktionskosten will man dem Kunden eine günstige Alternative zum Boxed Kühler von Intel bieten. Ob das gelungen ist?
A new version of the well known Buffalo cpu cooler with support for the LGA1366 format. Overall a good product.
Evercool has a vast array of thermal solutions incorporating both air and water methods for numerous different components. Their CPU cooling solutions especially include a variety of different fin and heatpipe architectures compatible with most current sockets. The Evercool Buffalo, from the LGA775 range, is a newer design that utilises a copper base, a 10cm pre-installed fan and an easy installation method. As a more mainstream cooler compared to the HPK-10025EA, some decent cooling is expected too so let’s see what it can offer
CPU coolers have always come in many flavours from various companies. A typical style has recently immerged for the use of huge heatsinks with fans mounted on one side, in the middle, or both sides. They usually have some form of heat pipes attaching the heatsinks to the copper base. The Evercool Buffalo is no exception to this template of design but might be more of a budget CPU cooler.
We haven’t done many CPU cooler reviews here on TestFreaks, but I hope to change that, at least add some more from time to time. Evercool sent me two for review recently and that first I’ve got for you is the Buffalo that’s compatible with LGA1156 and LGA1136 platforms. The Buffalo is a rather small aluminum and heatpipe style cooler with a bright red fan on it, and for its size it performs admirably well.
Evercool are a very large manufacturer for cooling products. Unfortunately though, Tech-Reviews is still unfamiliar with them and so, our expectations are a bit mixed. But by priding themselves as one of the top 5 cooling manufacturers in Taiwan, our expectations from their products are certainly high. Let’s see if the Evercool Rifling Fan proves itself worthy.
The Rifling Fan is a great product for those who are looking for
better cooling compared to an 80mm fan and are unable to install a 120mm,
and are looking for a stylish design to top that.
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