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CPU-Kühler gehören schon seit Jahren zu den beliebtesten und wichtigsten Komponenten im Zubehörmarkt von PC-Systemen. Die Hersteller entwickeln immer wieder neue, noch leistungsfähigere Modelle, die verschiedensten Ansprüchen genügen sollen. Der ideale Kühler soll natürlich leise sein und gleichzeitig eine hohe Kühlleistung bieten. Aber auch die Bauform des Kühlers spielt eine wichtige Rolle. Wir werden euch in den kommenden Wochen und Monaten aktuelle Modelle verschiedener Bauformen und Preisklassen vorstellen. In unserem ersten Teil des diesjährigen CPU-Kühler Roundups sehen wir uns insgesamt vier Modelle von Noctua, Xigmatek, Prolimatech und Coolink an.
The Super Mega CPU cooler is a revised version of the older Megahalems from Prolimatech, a hybrid of copper and aluminum. An extra set of spring screws is included to install extra pounds of pressure for an even tighter contact between the heatsink base and the CPU.
Zalman's CNPS9900 Max is built with better heat conducting 'composite heatpipes,' a more robust mounting system, a larger copper base plate that is machined flat and a 130mm diameter fan. The face lift and design revisions aren't cosmetic, the CNPS9900 Max heatsink performs much better than its forerunner and offers very good low noise cooling too. Like most Zalman heatsinks, the CNPS9900 Max is based off entirely original design concepts; two radial fin arrays surrounding an inset 130mm PWM fan that draws air past one set of cooling fins before exhausting it through the second.
This time we tested the Ice Blade Pro CPU cooler from Deepcool, which has a tower heatsink, four U-shaped 8 mm heatpipes and one 120 mm fan. Check it out!
Reviewing graphics cards, mechanical keyboards, monitors and all sorts of other fancy products can be fun, but sometimes we have to break it down to basics and look at something a little more humble; case in point, this fan. However, don't get too downhearted, it's still nerdy as hell and packed with "features", for a fan at least.
What market leader Antec have created, is a fan designed to cool any component inside your case dependant on where you position it. They’ve called it the SpotCool, and they’ve made it so that you can point it at your CPU socket to aid on cooling your processor, or at your memory, Northbridge, Southbridge or many other places. The choices are endless and are completely up to the user, but does it work? Will we see a significant difference by using it? Lets find out shall we!
Today we are looking at the Killer Whale Premium CPU cooler from Deepcool. The Killer Whale Premium is an all copper downdraft cooler with six heatpipes that weighs in at a massive 1.23 kilograms. Join us as we see how the Killer Whale Premium stacks up against coolers like the Noctua NH-C14 and Corsair A50/H70 on our Intel Core i7-930 test system.
In diesem Test beschäftigen wir uns mit dem M8-P des Labels Noiseblocker. Der Hersteller verspricht einen absolut leisen und hochwertigen Lüfter der dank seinem langlebigen Lager lange laufruhig bleiben soll. Ob der Lüfter die Erwartungen auch erfüllen kann, klären wir in unserem Test.
Technic3D hat den be quiet! Dark Rock Pro CPU-Kühler im Test. Wie sich der Bolide mit zwei 120mm Lüfter und sieben Heatpipes im Vergleich zu vielen anderen Kühlern positionieren kann, steht im folgendem Test.
Technic3D hat 47 Lüfter in den Größen 80-, 92-, 120- und 140-mm im Test. Wie sich die Probanden auf der neuen Teststation für Lüfter schlagen , steht im nachfolgenden Artikel.
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