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Technic3D hat den Scythe Kotetsu CPU-Kühler im Test. Der Scythe Kotetsu ist deutlich kompakter als der Ashura Kühler, soll aber an den guten Leistungen anknüpfen. Wie er im Test abschneidet, steht im folgenden Review.
Let's check Cooler Master Vortex 752 CPU cooler, which has two heatpipes, horizontal heatsink and a 92 mm fan.
Ein weiterer Bewerber auf den CPU-Luftkühlerthron läutete vehement die fünfte Runde in unserem Kühler Frühjahrsvergleich ein und das mit deutlichen Getöse aus dem Alphorn, denn es handelt sich um ein weiteres Exemplar aus dem Hause Alpenföhn respektive EKL. Die Firma EKL aus Leutkirch im Allgäu drängt in Teilbereichen ihrer Produktion inzwischen auch auf den Retailmarkt und das mit erstaunlichem Erfolg und stellenweise witzigen Namensgebungen. Die Retailmarke Alpenföhn lockt mit Produkten wie Großclockern, Gletscherspalte, Zugspitze, Rodler oder Schneekanone, um nur ein paar Beispiele zu nennen.
Der neue Alpenföhn Brocken Towerkühler soll den ohnehin schon sehr respektablen Großclockner in seiner Kühlleistung noch übertreffen und somit den derzeitigen Marktführern aus Fernost Paroli bieten. Ob und wie ihm das gelungen ist, erfahrt ihr wie immer in unserem ausführlichen Praxistest, viel Vergnügen beim Lesen...
Zalman CNPS10X Optima heatsink is a fairly standard tower cooler in most respects; it offers pretty good thermal performance, accomodates a front and rear fan and has an exposed copper heatpipe base. The CNPS10X Optima CPU cooler stands 153mm tall so it should fit into most mid tower chassis and weighs in at moderate 630 grams.
Today we'll focus on a top-end cooler from Noctua — NH-C14. It boasts of impressive design, bundle and build quality. Of course, a combination like this doesn't come cheap, and NH-C14 is quite expensive. But it offers you performance for every cent you spend.
Can Be Quiet!'s leading CPU cooler, the Dark Rock Pro C1, compete with Phanteks and Thermalright for the CPU air cooling crown?
The Gammaxx 400 heatsink ships with a 120mm PWM fan that rotates at 1500-900RPM and moves upwards of 66CFM at full speed. According to Frostytech's real world sound measurements, the heatsink produces between 48-39 dBA noise, making it pretty moderate on the sound front. As with most tower heatsinks, a set of extra wire fan clips are supplied so users who wish to install a rear-mounted fan can run both at low speeds.
Technic3D hat den EKL Alpenföhn Brocken 2 CPU-Kühler im Test. Ob Alpenföhn mit dem Brocken 2 wieder Höhenluft schnuppern kann, steht im folgenden Artikel.
An array of performance focused products from Phanteks has taken the high-end CPU cooling market by storm. Can Phanteks replicate its success when diverging into the low profile, SFF CPU cooling market?
When it comes to CPU coolers there are no shortage of options, in fact it can be quite a headache trying to find the right one for your system. With water cooling now cheaper than ever, and air cooling still pushing forward with innovative designs that have pushed performance up and prices down, not to mention the wide range of sizes, shapes and a dozen other factors that can make each one unique from the last. be quiet! have one important focus on their coolers that sets them apart from the crowd, and they’re already a world-renowned brand for their ultra quiet performance products. It’s their ambition for quiet performance that has earned them a solid reputation among system builders, gamers and many other sections of the PC building / owning world. Offering up some of the quietest products on the market has long been their goal and they’ve succeeded time and time again, especially since their quiet performance is often backed up by superb cooling capabilities, pretty much the two best qualities you could ask for from a CPU cooler.
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