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Questa recensione era attesa da tempo, sia da parte di alcuni utenti che da parte nostra, ed il motivo è semplice: il re è tornato. Thermalright è sempre stato uno dei marchi leader nel settore della dissipazione termica per CPU e VGA, se non IL leader in assoluto per molti anni. Alcuni progetti hanno avuto uno sviluppo continuo, persino fino a 5 anni ed ovviamente con revisioni di compatibilità. Oggi andremo a recensire il progetto Silver Arrow per processori della famiglia Sandy Bridge-E, ovvero il massimo in performance attualmente esistente per il mercato enthusiast. La struttura è a doppia torre, ci sono due ventole da 140mm in parallelo con un RPM massimo davvero mostruoso e soprattutto, un design che sulla carta sembra uno dei migliori mai visti fin d’ora. Le premesse per un dissipatore eccezionale ci sono tutte, quindi procediamo all’analisi. Buona lettura!
The Zalman CNPS10X Flex heatsink ships without any fans, so users can install one or two 120mm fans of their own choosing. In all other respects the CNPS10X Flex is identical to Zalman's CNPS10X Quiet heatsink, so today's review is not going to be a huge departure from what we saw from the Quiet
The Enermax ETD-T60-VD is a CPU cooler with a horizontal heatsink, six heatpipes and a 120 mm fancy fan with LEDs. Let's test it and see how well it performs.
Technic3D hat den Prolimatech Genesis CPU-Kühler im Test. Er vereint die Bauweise eines Tower,- und Topflow Kühler. Ob der Prolimatech damit an die Erfolge des Megahalems anknüpfen kann, steht im folgenden Testbericht.
Let’s test one more model of the Zalman CNPS9900 family of CPU coolers: the CNPS9900DF, which has three heatpipes, a 140 mm fan and a 120 mm fan, both with LEDs.
When it comes to 120mm fans, we've all become used to the norm - which is that fans compete on noise level, cooling performance and aesthetics. However, today we have something quite innovative from Gelid. We have the Slim 12 UV Blue and Slim 12 PL Blue fans. Both are reduced width fans measuring in at 15.8mm instead of 25mm allowing for greater compatibility. The big question that most of you will want to know is does a thinner fan mean less performance? This is something will will now go on and answer for you in this review.
We tested a low-profile CPU cooler from Thermaltake, the SlimX3, which has an 80-mm fan and two heatpipes.
When it comes to low profile heatsinks for miniPC/HTPC/MiniITX/bookPCs there aren't many options. With an eye towards the under populated low profile cooling segment, Zalman released the CNPS8900 Extreme; a 60mm tall, 121mm diameter low profile cooler built for compact cooling situations.
We tested Alpine 11 Pro CPU cooler from Arctic Cooling, which focuses on silence. Will it perform well against the "giant ones"?
Thermaltake's ISGC-300 is a lower noise tower heatsink that offers a slight performance edge over the companies ISGC-400 model. The saw-toothed aluminum cooling fins on the ISGC-300 are widely spaced to allow air from the single 120mm fan to pass through easily. Four 6mm diameter copper heatpipes ensure good thermal conduction from the base to the 95mm tower above. A small fan speed controller allows fan speed to be adjusted from 800-1300RPM for situations which demand the least noise possible.
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