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In this review Frostytech is testing out the Coolermaster Gemin II S524, a top-down heatsink that stands only 105mm tall and weighs a modest 594grams. Height is one of the other advantages of top-down coolers, this model is a good 50mm shorter than the average tower heatsink! The Coolermaster Gemin II S524 is compatible with Intel socket LGA1366/1155/1156/775 and AMD socket AM2/AM3/FM1 processors. The Gemin II S524 ships with a 120mm PWM fan mounted to its frame, but has holes to accept a 140mm fan in its place as well.
The Coolermaster Gemin II M4 heatsink measures just 61mm tall, from the base of its exposed copper heatpipes to the tippy tip of its translucent vaneaxial fan. How does manage to squeeze in a fan and enough cooling surface area in a package so thin?
Tthe Coolermaster TPC-812 is the first CPU heatsink to pass our test bench employing both vapour chambers and heatpipes in one package. Combined, the TCP-812 heatsink has six 6mm diameter heatpipes as the primary heat conductors and two 19x3mm vapour chambers as the secondary heat conductors. These eight thermal conductors join a chunky nickel plated copper base plate with a 112mm aluminum tall fin stack.
The CPU is one of the most valuable components in your machine and as a result there is a huge market for a variety of different heatsinks, all demonstrating various techniques and designs that dissipate heat from the core.
In this review we will be looking at a new heatsink from Cooler Master called the X6 Elite. As the name would indicate this is a six heatpipe cooler in the tower configuration supporting a variety of rather unique features.
Most CPU coolers can either be installed vertically or horizontally inside of a case, but what if I told you there’s a CPU cooler out there that is installed diagonally inside of the case? Then you’d be looking at the new Cooler Master X6 Elite which features an angled installation which Cooler Master claims to provide better cooling performance inside of the case. Read on further to see what else this cooler has in store and if it can keep up to par with other coolers.
In unserem heutigen Test stellen wir die X1 Extreme Fusion Wärmeleitpaste des renommierten Herstellers Cooler Master vor. Der taiwanesische Hersteller ist seit 20 Jahren im Geschäft und vor allem für seine Kühllösungen bekannt. Wie sich das neueste Produkt aus diesem Bereich, die nicht-leitende X1-Wärmeleitpaste, bei uns schlägt, zeigt der nachfolgende Test.
Nach dem wuchtigen V6GT im Motordesign und dem Redaktion ocinside.de Preistipp Award Gewinner Hyper 212 Plus von Cooler Master, sendete uns der Hersteller den flachen Vortex Plus zu, der sich besonders für HTPCs eignen soll.
Wir haben den Flachen unter die Lupe genommen und klären, ob die Kühlleistung trotz kompakter Bauweise und dem niedrigen Kaufpreis von ungefähr 20 Euro stimmt.
Im folgenden Testbericht kann man sich die Testergebnisse des Cooler Master Vortex Plus Kühlers ansehen und anhören.
Cooler Master has hit exactly the target for which it was aiming. HTPC/LAN boxes would benefit from this pint sized cooler. In a gaming LAN environment, most users could care less about noise, and HTPC's typically have lower power processors.
We benchmarked Vortex Plus from Cooler Master, a CPU cooler targeted to compact cases, with four heatpipes and a 92-mm fan. Check it out!
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