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Aircooling
Coolers have adapted to fit and cool almost every single part of a computer rig in order to maximise performance. Today, Coolink have kindly sent us their Silent Savior hard drive cooler which promises to be a cheap way to keep your HD cool so as to work to its full potential. However, do all these coolers really help keep your PC running smoothly by keeping temperatures down? The Silent Savior aims to do just that.
HDD cooler is quite popular for pass few years ago because at that time most of the PC cases didn't come with advanced cooling system as nowadays. However in case your system is still lacking of a good cooling system for your HDD then this HDD cooler maybe able to lower down your HDD temperature; Coolink Silent Savior, a simple HDD cooler with 80mm cooling fan.
Laptops and notebooks have become increasingly popular over the last few years as the designs and power have improved. However as the designs and aesthetics have recently improved, laptops on the whole have got thinner. Not only does this cause a problem for the manufacturer to fit everything in but it also causes problems for cooling, especially when we are demanding more and more power from every generation. This has always been a problem but is becoming more apparent as we are introducing dual, triple and quad cores into laptops. This may change in the long run with Sandy bridge and Fusion but this is not going to be instantly replacing all those laptops that some of us have grown up with. In fact, it's going to be quite a while before manufacturers switch over to these new generation motherboards and processors with regards to high-powered laptops at least.
Laptops and notebooks have become increasingly popular over the last few years as the designs and power have improved. However as the designs and aesthetics have recently improved, laptops on the whole have got thinner. Not only does this cause a problem for the manufacturer to fit everything in but it also causes problems for cooling, especially when we are demanding more and more power from every generation. This has always been a problem but is becoming more apparent as we are introducing dual, triple and quad cores into laptops. This may change in the long run with Sandy bridge and Fusion but this is not going to be instantly replacing all those laptops that some of us have grown up with. In fact, it's going to be quite a while before manufacturers switch over to these new generation motherboards and processors with regards to high-powered laptops at least.
Today we have another brand arrived on our doorstep; Coolink which seems a new brand to us because actually it is a retail brand of an OEM cooler maker; Kolink which was established in year 1996 so it is not surprised if you never heard of Coolink before. Let us take a look on their first notebook cooler; LapChilla where we are attracted by its 22mm cooling fan.
There are so many laptop coolers on the market that we really can't keep track of them. All of them have some sort of cooling mechanism by the way of fans, but they all differ greatly in different respects. Some are quiet, some are metal, some have speakers, some offer additional storage, but I have never encountered the "one cooler to rule them all".
Today we have the Coolink LapChilla Laptop Cooler. Coolink has created a cooler which allows you to change the adjustment for your particular use with a multi-angle design.
Aircooling
I'm always looking for the right balance between proper cooling and noise output. Remember the old cases and cpu coolers you used to get that where so loud it was plain stupid, luckily things have gone a long way and we have abandoned 40/60mm screamer fans (remember the old Deltas? ) but today still I have to say the loudest component in my PC is my video card.
Graphic card technology is keep on changing and improving so rapidly and hence a proper cooling is required to ensure its stability and reliability. Although most of the mainstream till performance graphic cards nowadays already come with advanced VGA coolers but today we have decided to introduce a VGA cooler to you as there are certain of people will interest with it; Coolink GFXchilla.
Graphics card cooling has become almost as important as CPU Cooling, if not more so and with many products to choose from; it’s difficult to know which one to go for. The GPU cooler up for review today is the Coolink GFXChilla and the low profile design promises high performance cooling with low noise outputs. Let’s see how it performs.
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