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Vor circa 15 bis 20 Jahren war Kühlung überhaupt kein Thema. Prozessoren liefen ohne Lüfter und oft auch ohne Kühlkörper. Entsprechend gab es auch keinen Lärm. Lediglich die Laufwerke arbeiteten mit beweglichen Teilen, doch auch sie waren noch verhältnismäßig leise. Aktuell kann man sich so eine Welt voller Silent-PCs kaum noch vorstellen. Denn selbst in einem kleinen Rechner arbeiten ...
The SilenX EFZ-120HA4 heatsink is a full tower cooler, standing 151mm tall and weighing 836 grams. It ships with a single non-PWM 120mm SilenX 'Effizio Series Quiet Fan' mounted to the aluminum fin tower with four rubber vibration absorbing posts. The fan rotates at 800-2000RPM and as is common to this heatsink style, barely fits in place because the company holding the original design credit for this heatsink messed up its dimensions. The fin tower is about 15mm too short to properly mount a 120mm fan. It's oversight we'll talk about in greater detail momentarily.
From the onset when I saw ‘Designed for Overclocking’ on the box it was clear the Frio was meant to perform, and with that statement on the box it better. On this front the Frio delivered as it matched the performance of other top air coolers. Combined with compatibility for all of the newest CPU sockets, two fans and built in fan speed controllers the Frio is certainly an attractive option to keep your CPU cool
Equipped with an 80mm 'SilenX Effizio Series Quiet Fan', the SilenX EFZ-80HA2 heatsink makes for one compact little cooler, a heatsink small enough to use in a Media PC or compact computer enclosure. The heatsink is all but tiny compared to many of today's tower heatsinks, which is good because there aren't that many small CPU coolers to choose from anymore. Most remarkably though, the EFZ-80HA2 uses only two 6mm diameter copper heatpipes!
Thermolab's BADA2010 heatsink is equipped with one 95mm PWM fan mounted to the heatsinks' raw aluminum fins with permanently attached rubber vibration absorbing posts. At full speed the Protechnic MGT9212LR-W25 fan rotates at 2100RPM, the baseline is 1000RPM. Weighing 521 grams, Thermolab's BADA2010 heatsink stands 135mm tall and installs onto Intel socket 775/1155/1156/1366 and AMD socket AM2/AM3 processors. Forming the backbone of this heatsink are three 6mm diameter exposed base copper heatpipes.
I am pleased to say everything went well and I now have the pleasure of bringing you a near silent CPU cooling solution that delivers good performance and won’t hit that hard in the wallet when you go to buy one. What you may notice along the way is that this cooler looks oddly familiar. It should; aside from a few minor tweaks it is very similar to the XtremeGear HP-1216. The major difference of course is the noise levels. The XG used a loud fan to get its results, where SilenX chose a more quiet solution, or in their words, “Extreme Silent”.
mit dem Fenrir Evo hat Titan einen neuen CPU-Kühler herausgebracht. Das Produkt ist mit einem wechselbaren 120-mm-Lüfter ausgestattet und sticht optisch aus der Masse der Turmkühler heraus.
Mit dem Ninja stellte Scythe im Jahre 2005 einen, für damalige Zeiten, sehr potenten Kühler vor, welcher gerade mit geringer Belüftung seine Stärken ausspielen konnte. Drei Jahre später erblickte sein Nachfolger, der Scythe Ninja 2, das Licht der Erde. Mit einem veränderten Lamellendesign aber weiterhin sechs Heatpipes knüpfte er nahezu nahtlos an die Erfolge des Vorgängers an. Weitere zwei Jahre sollte es dauern, bis die erfolgreiche und beliebte Serie einen weiteren Nachfolger erhält. Mit nun acht Heatpipes aber einem wieder an dem ursprünglichen Lamellendesign angelehnten Aufbau soll dieser erneut zahlreiche Anhänger finden. Was sich noch so alles geändert hat und wie sich der Kühler im Test schlägt, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
Here at KitGuru we understand that many of our readers won’t be running the latest and greatest tech in their system yet will still be interested in squeezing every ounce of performance out of their components. So we shall be looking at how we can improve a low-end graphics card with an aftermarket cooler.
The DEEPCOOL GamerStorm CPU Cooler proved to be a tried and true performer beating out the competition in the testing phase. Not only does this cooler look great, it performs great as well.
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