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Let’s test the Noctua NH-L9i, a low-profile CPU cooler with a 92 mm fan and only 1.46” (37 mm) tall. Check it out!
Noctua is company known for high quality and excellent performing CPU coolers and fans. It’s safe to say that most of their product line is aimed at the high end user who wants to push their system or CPU to the limits. Enthusiasts, or overclockers they would be called, and that’s all fine and good if you’re that type of person, Noctua certainly has a cooler for you that will keep your CPU cool even under overclocked conditions. What happens if you’re not one of those types of people? What about those who really don’t care much about overclocking, or those that much prefer an SFF or HTPC style system? Your choices are pretty limited when it comes to choosing a CPU cooler that is quiet and yet performs well and one that’s high quality. Noctua has a solution for you now, they’ve ventured into making coolers made for more cramped systems, and they’ve brought all of their knowledge and skills from making enthusiast style coolers to do this so you can expect a top-notch product . They’ve come out with two of these coolers, one of which I have for review today called the NH-L9i, where the ‘I’ in the name stands for Intel, the other cooler is the NH-L9a which is for AMD CPUs specifically. So I have the NH-L9i for review and I’ve put it up against a larger Noctua cooler for comparison as I was curious to see how well this tiny cooler would perform. So Read on…
The five CPU coolers reviewed today include the Corsair H100i, the Cooler Master Seidon 240M, the Phanteks PH-TC14PE, the Noctua NH-D14 SE2011, and the Zalman CNPS 12X. Each of these coolers are considered flagship coolers for each respective company, so let’s see how they stack up against each other...
Oggi abbiamo il piacere di presentarvi, in anteprima italiana, il nuovo modello di dissipatore a singola torre del prestigiosissimo marchio Phanteks, stiamo parlando del PH-TC12DX. Fa parte della categoria Full-Tower, ovvero appunto a singola torre di raffreddamento, con il corpo dissipante verticale e le heatpipes che partono dalla base e si innestano verticalmente nelle alette dissipanti. E’ corredato da ben due eccellenti ventole proprietarie Phanteks PH-F120HP PWM da 120mm, in configurazione Push/Pull. Questa tipologia di dissipatore sarà ottima in un cabinet a sviluppo ATX, quindi avente una concezione classica di posizionamento della scheda madre. Precisiamo comunque che sia nel caso dei BTX sia delle tipologie Simil-Silverstone Fortress, ovvero con il piatto della scheda madre ruotato di 90 gradi in senso orario, non ci sarà il minimo problema, anzi sarà facilitato nell’azione dissipante. Il dissipatore in questione è stato ideato per dissipare CPU dal consumo energetico di 130W, ma data la sua struttura, le caratteristiche tecniche e l’avanzatissimo know-how del produttore, possiamo aspettarci delle eccellenti prestazioni complessive per questa categoria, anche a TDP ben più elevati. Vi auguriamo una buona lettura
Erst vor kurzen hatten wir die neuen NF-A14 und NF-A15 Lüfter von Noctua im Test, heute wollen wir die neusten NF-S12A Lüfter von Noctua vorstellen. In den Versionen PWM, FLX und ULN stellte Noctua uns je einen 120mm Lüfter zur Verfügung. Wir haben diese in unseren Testparcours ausführlich getestet und wie immer mit den bereits getesteten Lüftern verglichen. Wie die Lüfter der S12 Series in der dritten Generation abschneiden, könnt ihr hier in diesem Review erfahren.
SilverStone is much more than Cases. In this review we look at their new SilverStone
AR01 CPU Cooler. The CPU Cooler is equipped with three 8 mm heat pipes with thin
aluminium fins.
Like a tower heatsink on steroids, the Deepcool Neptwin heatsink incorporates two full-size aluminum cooling fin stacks, twin 120mm fans, six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a chunky 5mm thick copper heatspreader base plate - it's almost literally two heatsinks in one!
Technic3D hat die Xigmatek XAF Lüfter im Test. Vier Modelle aus der Serie werden dort auf dem Teststand ausführlich überprüft, darunter zwei 120mm Modelle und zwei 140mm Modelle. Ob die Xigmatek Lüfter überzeugen können? Das Ergebnis im folgenden Artikel.
Noctua's S12A 120mm fans is the 3rd generation Signature series line designed for case ventilation. The Noctua S12A is available in three versions: PWM, FLX and ULN. Both the FLX and PWM versions run at a maximum of 1200 RPM with an airflow rating of 107.5 m3/h while the ULN version runs at a lower 800 RPM with an airflow rating of 74.3 m3/h. Unlike the 2nd generation S12 series fan, the new S12A series are equipped with anti-stall knobs that reduce flow separation in medium to high impedance situations, increasing the fan’s versatility. Also part of Noctua’s Advanced Acoustical Optimization design are the inner surface microstructures as well as the stepped inlet design which improves airflow and minimizes noise during operation. All three Noctua S12A 120mm fans use Noctua's SSO2 bearings with a MTBF of 150,000 hours and carry a 6-year warranty.
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