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As aftermarket CPU coolers continue a trend of "bigger is badder", manufacturers must constantly tweak their designs to ensure compatibility across multiple platforms. Perhaps no one knows this better than Austrian company Noctua. Within the last year we've reviewed three coolers from them, the NH-D14, the C12P SE14 and the U9B SE2, and two of those feature their signature NF-P14 140mm fan. If you thought finding room to put one 140mm fan on a CPU cooler wasn't challenging enough, today we take a look at Noctua's latest creation, the NH-C14, and see how they manage to squeeze two of them on there.
Generally I'm a big fan of international products. My favorite band is from Finland, my favorite television personality is from Scotland, and my favorite actor is from England. It seems that things made in the USA these days don't really last as long as they used to. Of course, if Toyota keeps things up the way they have been, no one will buy import again. But when it comes to air movement, Noctua has more than set the standard for why we should buy from overseas.
The newest cooler from Prolimatech, the Genesis, comes with a shape that reminds us of the older V10 from Cooler Master and can be placed on the same level in terms of performance with the king of air cooling, the Noctua NH-D14.
As with the original V6, the Cooler Master V6 GT is a big, good looking cooler with a robust, easily installed mounting solution. The GT has much better cooling performance thanks to an additional fan and a very nice lighting feature that adds some visual interest to the package.
Noctua are considered a top brand when it comes to the cooling department. Their unique colour scheme and product naming set them apart from rivalling companies and over time Noctua products have been granted some of the highest accolades out there. The NF-S12 fan was an instant success and further showcased Noctua’s ability in this market. Recently this particular fan has been updated with two new versions: the NF-S12B FLX and ULN. Today, we take a look at the FLX version which features high versatility; one can only hope it is half as good as its predecessor.
Offenbar hielt Scythe die Zeit für reif um einen neuen CPU-Kühler zu präsentieren und schickt nun final sein Modell Ashura in den Markt. Der Tower-Kühler mit 140-mm-Lüfter ist natürlich für den High-End-Markt angedacht, will aber neben guten Leistungen bei Kühlung und Lautstärke natürlich auch wieder beim Preis punkten. Unser Test gibt Klarheit darüber, wo sich der jüngste Spross aus Japan einordnen muss.
With the CPU cooling market saturated with very high end coolers that cost anything up to £60 and with the credit crunch still biting, more and more users are looking for a more value-for-money product. One such company that has taken up the mantle and come up with a lower end product is Glacialtech. The cooler is a lot smaller than many coolers on the market and utilises only two heatpipes – clearly we’re not looking for amazingly low temperatures but just some solid figures. Introducing the GlacialTech 5610 Plus Silent…
Arctic Cooling ist bekannt für seine Kühler, die vor allem gute Kühlleistungen in Verbindung mit einer geringen Lautstärke zu einem attraktiven Preis versprechen. Der Accelero Xtreme GTX Pro Kühler ist ein Refresh des GTX 280 und ohne den Namenszusatz „Pro“. Wie sich der Pro in Verbindung mit einer XFX GTX 280 XXX schlägt, zeigt der folgende Testbericht.
The Be Quiet! SilentWings 2 120mm Fan is virtually silent, so it's perfect for a quiet build. The fans blades are ridged, it has a fluid dynamic bearing, rubber mounts & a high quality IC motor controller. So it's been designed from the ground up with performance and low-noise in mind. An outstanding fan!
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