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On Frostytech's test bench today is the Silverstone Heligon HE01 (SST-HE01) heatsink, an interesting asymmetric dual tower CPU cooler built for Intel LGA2011/1366/1156/1155/775 and AMD socket AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2 processors. At the heart of the heatsink is a massive 140mm vaneaxial fan, flanked by differently sized fin stacks which correspond to intake and exhaust air flows. On the cool air-intake side of the fan is a 30mm thick fin tower with a straight row of heatpipes intersecting the fins.
On Frostytech's test bench today is the Silverstone Heligon HE01 (SST-HE01) heatsink, an interesting asymmetric dual tower CPU cooler built for Intel LGA2011/1366/1156/1155/775 and AMD socket AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2 processors. At the heart of the heatsink is a massive 140mm vaneaxial fan, flanked by differently sized fin stacks which correspond to intake and exhaust air flows. On the cool air-intake side of the fan is a 30mm thick fin tower with a straight row of heatpipes intersecting the fins. On the hot exhaust side we find a slightly wider, 50mm thick fin tower constructed from slightly thicker aluminum fins.
Après plusieurs mois d'attente, SilverStone a enfin officialisé son retour dans le vrai radiateur CPU. On met de côté les quelques morceaux d'aluminium low-profile, pour parler de grosses bêtes bien méchantes, à l'image du massif Heligon HE01, qui embarque tout simplement un ventilateur de 140 x 38mm... Et ça tombe bien, il est l'objet du test du jour !
The Silverstone Heligon HE02 is being sold as a passive heatsink for sub-95W TDP processors, so today on Frostytech we'll put this big, boxy, silent heatsink through its passive paces. No fans will be used in the testing, just good old noise-less convection cooling. We should note that wire fan clips are supplied for users who wish to add two 120mm fans. Silverstone's Heligon HE02 heatsink is made from a pretty common mix of nickel plated aluminum fins soldered to six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes. The heatpipes are capped off by a chunky nickel plated copper base plate. Noise wise, this is a completely silent passively cooled heatsink, which means you'd better have a case with lots of air vents.
The Silverstone Heligon HE02 is being sold as a passive heatsink for sub-95W TDP processors, so today on Frostytech we'll put this big, boxy, silent heatsink through its passive paces. No fans will be used in the testing, just good old noise-less convection cooling. We should note that wire fan clips are supplied for users who wish to add two 120mm fans.
SilverStone jumps in the twin tower CPU cooling game with some ideas of its own to dominate this segment by offering the Heligon Series HE01.
SilverStone tries its hand at a very large passive cooler with a 95W TDP and with fans you can go up to 150W. Let's see what the SST-HE02 can do.
Nach den Top-Blow-Kühlern der letzten Tests und einer Kompakt-Wasserkühlung hat in unserem heutigen Review ein Tower-Kühler den Weg zu uns gefunden. Der SilverStone AR01 gehört zur neuesten Kühler-Serie des Herstellers, die auf den Namen Argon hört. An dieser Stelle kommt jetzt vielleicht der eine oder andere chemisch bewanderte Nutzer ins Schmunzeln. Das Element Argon gilt als inertes, sprich reaktionsträges Gas. Das möchte man bei einem CPU-Kühler natürlich nicht vorfinden. Der Wärmetransport soll schnell und effektiv vonstattengehen. Oder lässt sich der AR01 durch Nichts aus der Ruhe bringen?
Neben dem AR01 hat uns SilverStone aber auch noch den Nitrogon NT06-PRO zur Verfügung gestellt. Der Top-Blow-Kühler orientiert sich beim Design am altbekannten NT06, der seinerzeit vor allem für den Einsatz in den hauseigenen Sugo-Gehäusen vorgesehen war. Gegenüber dem alten Modell bietet die PRO-Version mehr Heatpipes und ein überarbeiteres Kühlkonzept. Wie schon beim Scythe Kozuti oder dem Noctua NH-L12 platziert SilverStone einen Lüfter unterhalb der Kühllamellen. Ob der Kühler dadurch schwächelt?
The Nitrogon series gets a new cooling solution. Let me introduce the evolution of the NT06E, with our review of the new NT06-PRO.
SilverStone have created an extensive range of HTPC cases over the past few years and they have also developed CPU coolers to go with those. The NT01 Pro CPU cooler we have here today from SilverStone is a totally redesigned version of the older NT01-E CPU cooler. This cooler is designed to tackle the latest generation of processors in either active or passive modes. The design of the cooler is really something quite unique and yet strange, the NT01 Pro only takes 70mm or 80mm cooling fans so the amount of air you'll be able to move is going to be a lot less than 120mm CPU coolers.
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