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Thermaltake is one of our familiar brands when we talk about PC case, PSU, CPU cooler and etc. Today let us bring you an awesome CPU cooler to you; Contac 29 which is just being sold at 29USD; absolutely tempting for such high quality 120mm tower CPU cooler with dual fan supported. Without further delay, let us expose this product in detail.
Der deutsche Silentspezialist Noiseblocker ist seit Jahren bekannt für seine besonderen Tower-Kühler mit Superconductor-Heatpipe. Beim neuen NB Twintec kombiniert das Unternehmen nun die imposante 25-mm-Zentralpipe mit zwei herkömmlichen 6-mm-U-Heatpipes und krönt die Combo durch die Spitzenlüfter-Bestückung mit hauseigenem Multiframe-Modell. ComputerBase testet den NB Twintec Prozessorkühler.
Mit dem NH-D14 präsentiert Österreichs Edelkühler-Hersteller Noctua sein neues Meisterstück in imposanter Größe. Auf Basis einer Doppeltower-Konstruktion, sechsfacher Heatpipe-Ausstattung und 120-/140-mm-Doppelbelüftung schickt sich der Neuling an, die Messlatte im Luftkühl-Segment nach oben zu legen. ComputerBase testet den Noctua NH-D14 in ausführlicher Art und Weise.
Lange ist es her, das Technic3D einen ZEROtherm Kühler auf dem Teststand gesehen hat. Nun kommen die Kühlungsspezialisten mit dem Core92 Kühler auf den Markt, der den Lüfter mit den Maßen von 92mm in Mitten der Aluminium Finnen platziert hat. Nichts Neues, aber immer wieder zumindest einen Blick wert. Wie sich der Core92 im Vergleich auf einem Intel Core i7 schlägt, steht im folgenden Review.
Hardwareoverclock.com haben einen neuen Bericht online gestellt. Getestet wurden die Phobya RAM-Kühler U-Cool, die man sowohl als Passiv- als auch als Wasserkühler für seine DDR-Ram verwenden kann. Diese Kühler passen auf DDR1/DDR2/DDR3 (Single- und Doppelseitig bestückt).
Last week I took a look at a decent notebook cooler from Thermaltake, this week I’ve got another one, but this one is very much different. The product I have for review today is the Thermaltake T3000 Notebook Cooler and what makes it special is that there are no fans so it is a truly silent cooling solution. The T3000 is made from aluminum and has heatpipes built-into it to help keep the notebook that’s on it cool. I’ve tested it out with three different sized netbooks and notebooks to see how it performs. So read on to learn more..
If you subscribe to the hype, Prolimatech's Megahalems heatsink is that legendary thermal solution only spoken of in hushed whispers. As is tradition, Frostytech won't string you along; the Prolimatech Megahalems heatsink is indeed one of the very best performing CPU coolers we've ever tested. Faced with a 150W heat load it doesn't break a sweat keeping Frostytech's synthetic Intel CPU die at just 15.0°C over ambient temperature (w/h 80CFM 120mm fan). That is very nearly a record low.
The Glacialtech F101 PWM heatsink is built around a simple concept; use the space over the motherboard chipset for extra cooling fins. The result is a collection of copper and aluminum connected together by five sintered wick copper heatpipes. The 6mm diameter heatpipes distribute heat across a standard tower heatsink format, save for an extension that juts 35mm off to one side.
Take for example the Arctic Cooling Alpine 11 Pro heatsink Frostytech is testing today. It's a dead simple extruded aluminum cooler, good for mainstream Intel socket 775 and 1156 processors with a TDP up to about 90W. The patented Arctic Cooling 95mm suspended fan spins at 500-2000RPM, but from the test results we've seen it's best to keep the PWM fan spinning at full tilt.
In the last few years, there seems to have been a definite slow-down in the modification of CPU coolers. Companies are now seeming to follow a standard: aluminium fins, copper heat-pipes and a 120mm fan. And would you blame them? Well as the saying goes ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’, so probably not. Today, for review, we have a CPU cooler from a company named ‘Spire’, they’re fairly new to us, so let’s see if this TherMax Pro cooler surprises us with any new offerings to the processor cooling scene…
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