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It’s been awhile since we introduced a DeepCool product and boy have they been busy in the meantime. If you don’t remember or never knew, DeepCool is a Shenzhen, China based company specializing in thermal solutions. While they have been in operation since 1996, they are just beginning to enter the mainstream US market for aftermarket cooling. Of course since they are suppliers to Dell, Fujitsu, Siemens, Osram, and others there is a good chance that you have actually used some of their products in the past. In the time between our last review and now they have brought many new products to market, as well as expanded their global reach. You can now find some of their products on mainstream US PC supply sites. Today we will be taking a close look at one of their most recently released products, the Gammaxx S40. Designed to bring big cooling in a small form factor, lets find out just how well DeepCool has been doing.
Aus dem Hause Spire Coolers gibt es wieder ein Lebenszeichen und einen "neuen" CPU Kühler. Genauer gesagt handelt es sich hier um eine Neuauflage des erfolgreichen Gemini Kühlers, den es schon seit Februar 2011 gibt. Die Revision 2.0 ist soeben auf dem Markt erschienen und bringt nur wenige Veränderungen mit sich.
Seit Jahren begleitet uns ein Hersteller, der speziell durch seine ausgefallen und günstigen Kühler bekannt geworden ist. Die Rede ist von Scythe, von denen wir schon viele Kühler testen durften. Diesmal stellen wir euch den verbesserten Downblower Grand Kama Cross vor. Anfang dieses Jahres kündigte einen weiteren High-End TOP-Flow CPU Kühler unter dem Namen Grand Kama Cross an, der als Nachfolger des früheren Kama Cross fungiert. Den kleinen Kama Cross haben wir schon im Sommer 2007, noch auf einem Sockel 775 Prozessor getestet. Da nun alles größer und Leistungsfähiger wird, wundert es uns nicht, dass auch der Kama Cross gewachsen ist…
The Frio OCK is one of Thermaltake’s most popular CPU coolers. The CPU cooler features a dual-tower heatsink design with 6 copper heatpipes and a very large copper CPU block. It comes with a removable shroud that has 2 large 130mm cooling fans attached to it. The fans have a VR fan knob that allows you to adjust the fan speeds. The FRIO OCK is compatible with all Intel sockets up to 2011 and AMD up to AM3. If you bought this cooler before Intel’s 2011 socket was released they will send you the 2011 installation hardware for free. Many people own this CPU cooler and we have been asked many times about the installation of the CPU cooler. So we have decided to make a video showing you how to install the Frio OCK. Read on to check it out.
Today we are back again with another multi-heatpipe CPU cooler, this time from one of the larger names in performance cooling. Gelid Solutions has been around since 2008 and have proven themselves to be manufactures of quality cooling products and accessories. Slated for the test bench is The Black Edition, a seven heatpipe air cooler that promises both quiet operation and high end performance. Will this cooler be able to stand up to our tests and impress or be relegated to the bottom self and forgotten? Let’s find out.
Enermax have decided to take a daring entry into the CPU cooler market. Will their 200+W ETS-T40-VD CPU cooler gamble pay off?
The long wait has finally ended. Sapphire finally delivers the Vapor-X CPU cooler for its world debut. We're a bit late to the game, but with good reason.
The Akasa Venom heatsink stands 160mm tall and weighs just over 800grams. It's built around four 8mm diameter copper heatpipes and raw aluminum cooling fins. The Venom ships with a fancy nuclear yellow fan called the 'S-Flow' that spins at 600-1900RPM, moving around 83CFM according to the manufacturer. A single fan is all the Venom heatsink really needs, but Akasa have provided mount points and additional rubber vibration absorbing mounting posts for a second fan if you wish to install one on each side. Akasa's Venom heatsink installs onto Intel socket 775/1155/1156/1366 and AMD socket 754/939/940/AM2/AM3 processors.
Nous voilà de retour avec un ventirad de milieu de gamme. Il s'agit de l'Arctic Cooling Freezer x30 qui vient se positionner devant le Freezer Pro 13 au catalogue du fabricant. Afin de faire quelques économies, Artic Cooling prend la décision de séparer les fixations AMD et Intel. Si vous disposez d'une plateforme AMD, l'A30 est pour vous si vous possédez une plateforme l'Intel, c'est l'i30 qu'il faudra choisir. C'est assez simple au final, mais demande de la vigilance lors de l'achat. Hormis cel a, rien ne différencie les deux frangins. Ils sont massifs, ils utilisent un ventilateur classique cette fois et sont équipés d'une fixation rapide pour le ventilateur. Mais que valent-ils en pratique ? Ça tombe bien, nous avons de quoi les mettre à l'épreuve tous les deux.
The Gelid GX-7 heatsink stands 158mm tall and ships with a variable speed PWM fan internally illuminated by several very bright blue LEDs. The lights make a nice impression on the spinning blue fan blades which feature novel little 'wing tips'. Beyond that, the GX-7 would look like any other tower format heat sink except for one trick up its sleeve - stacked heatpipes.
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