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Arctic Freezer Xtreme Rev 2 Heatsink Review In this review we looked at a new cooler from Arctic called the Freezer Xtreme Rev2. The cooler appears to be designed to provide a good cooling base over a stock cooler and yet remain relatively silent under full load operation. This saves on fan noise, and to a lesser degree power.
Seit mehreren Jahren werden bei Noctua CPU Kühler in verschiedenen Formen, Größen und Leistungsstufen hergestellt. Ein Kühler hat aber bisher noch gefehlt, ein kleiner und Platzsparender HTPC Kühler. Diesen hat man vor wenigen Wochen vorgestellt, den NH-L12 Kühler. Diesen Kühler haben wir uns etwas genauer angesehen.
With closed-loop water cooling taking off recently, it is more important than ever for air coolers to step up their game. Today we take a look at Thermaltake's newest and most powerful cooler yet, the Frio Extreme. With two 140mm fans and a massive heatsink, it has the potential to put up a serious fight.
The Xigmatek Praeton, a CPU cooler aimed at SFF (small form factor) computers, is only 1.8" (45 mm) tall. It has four heatpipes with direct-touch base configuration. Let's test it!
The Prolimatech Genesis is not your typical twin tower cooler as there is one vertical tower and one horizontal tower. The hybrid lay out allows the fans on the horizontal tower to act as a downdraft cooler and cool the RAM and motherboard components around the CPU. The vertical cooling tower looks like it should cool well as there are not many bends in the heatpipes, but the horizontal heatpipes have an 'S' bend in them. Usually the fewer bends you have the better, so we can't wait to test this monster out!
On Frostytech's test bench today is Phanteks's PH-TC14PE (orange) heatsink. The Phanteks PH-TC14PE's five, 8mm diameter copper heatpipes fan out from a thick nickel-plated copper base plate into two 115mm tall anodized aluminum cooling towers. The fans that ship with the Phanteks PH-TC14PE (orange) are 140mm in diameter and use a nine-bladed impeller with three small notches and vertical winglets on each blade. The manufacturer describes the bearings thusly; 'updraft floating balance bearing'. Translation = sleeve bearing.
The Phanteks PH-TC14PE (red) itself is a pretty standard dual tower, five-8mm-heatpipe-packing heatsink that retails for about $90 bucks. It stands 168mm tall and has a wide 144x161mm footprint that may have clearance issues on some motherboards where RAM slots and VRM heatsinks are too tall, too near the CPU socket. The cooler weighs upwards of 1250 grams and ships with two 140mm PWM fans arranged in a push-pull configuration. Phanteks' PH-TC14PE (red) heatsink is compatible with Intel socket 775/1155/1156/1366 and AMD socket AM2/AM3/FM1 processors.
In diesem Review wollen wir die neuen G-Silent Lüfter von Phobya in der Größe 120 und 140mm vorstellen. Phobya hat nun sein Sortiment um diese Lüfter mit verschiedenen Drehzahlen erweitert, da sich dies viele Kunden gewünscht hatten. Die tiefschwarzen Lüfter haben wir nun getestet und mit den bereits getesteten Lüftern verglichen.
Technic3D hat den Spire Rotor DT-HP Kühler im Test. Ob der günstige Low-Profile Kühler mit 90mm PWM-Lüfter in der Praxis überzeugen kann, steht im folgenden Artikel.
The Phanteks PH-TC14PE (white) itself is a pretty standard dual tower, five-8mm-heatpipe-packing heatsink that retails for about $90 bucks. It stands 168mm tall and has a wide 144x161mm footprint that may have clearance issues on some motherboards where RAM slots and VRM heatsinks are too tall. The cooler weighs upwards of 1250 grams and ships with two 140mm PWM fans arranged in a push-pull configuration. The fans spin at 1200-900RPM and are anywhere from moderately audible to pretty quiet. On the plus side, the dual-fan set up does make this heatsink a good lower noise thermal solution, as you'll shortly see.
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