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Noctua is an Austrian cooling vendor and we have been reviewing their CPU coolers and cooling fans. Noctua is still not that popular in Asia Pacific but in fact their products have gained very well reputation worldwide and we have been very satisfied with their products too. Today you will be amazed by their latest CPU cooler; NH-D14, a tower CPU cooler that can accommodate up to three 120 or 140mm cooling fans if you wish. Sound interesting? Let's move on.
Mit der Max-Version erweitert Zalman die CNPS-9900-Kühlerserie um einen extravaganten Boliden für AMD und Intel. Besondere Heatpipetechnik und ein großer 135-mm-Lüfter sollen dem charakteristischen Fächerkühler Flügel verleihen. ComputerBase testet den Zalman CNPS 9900 Max und verrät, ob Zalman gelungenes Design und ansprechende Kühlleistung vereinen konnte.
We test Corsair’s latest all-in-one watercooling unit on 3 Intel platforms and one AMD system to find out how it stacks up to its predecessors as well as a Thermalright high end heatsink. How does it cope with different heat loads? We overclocked four systems to 4Ghz+ to find out.
Today I’ve got a quick review for you of a great little product from Kingston called the HyperX Fan. We know Kingston makes good ram, and now they’ve come out with a fan to help keep it cool. Cooler is better for anything, but especially when you’re overclocking. The HyperX fan can mean the difference between success and failure or stability for your ram. Even if you’re not overclocking though, your system can benefit from it. The fans blow air on the ram and the surrounding areas as well, so it offers to help airflow within your case.
Today we have an excited brand landed on our doorstep; Deepcool. Deepcool is a new thermal & cooling solution vendor but you will be surprised with their wide range of product offering especially for CPU cooler, notebook cooler and etc. Ice Matrix 600 is one of their latest CPU coolers and let us find its capability compare with other legend CPU coolers.
Deepcool's Ice Matrix 600 heatsink is a relatively flat profile tower cooler that stands 165mm tall, 70mm deep. It weighs upwards of 1100grams and is built with no fewer than six, U-shaped 6mm diameter copper heatpipes that wind their way from the copper base plate to the top of the 103mm tall aluminum fin stack. The heatpipes are lined up in a single row so closely that they almost span the entire 141mm width of the heatsink!
CPU cooler is one of popular and frequent components for upgrading due to its affordable price and plenty of choices. Today we will have a look on Arctic Cooling Freezer Xtreme rev. 2 which was launched about 22 months ago and let us examine whether it is still able to compete with those newly launched CPU coolers.
Excessive heat is the enemy of all processors, and the Corsair Air Series A50 CPU coolers sole purpose in life it to help extend the lifetime of your CPU by quietly and efficiently drawing that heat away. The Corsair A50 CPU Cooler can be found for just $20 shipped right now as well, which makes is a cost sensible upgrade for those still running the CPU cooler they got with their system. Join us as we put it on our Intel Core i7 test system and see how it holds up.
Here at XSReviews we’ve seen a multitude of CPU coolers over the years from the good, the bad to the ugly. One thing we can say though is that the tower format heatsink has undoubtedly prevailed as the base concept for the majority of designs. Whilst each manufacturer opts for their own variation of fin spacing, sizes, fan combinations etc., ultimately the initial design can be boiled down to a tower of aluminium fins.
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