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I took a look back to see just how long ago it had been since we took a look at the original FLC-3000, and to my surprise, it had been quite some time. In fact, it was one of the first coolers I reviewed for TweakTown, so that might be why I was a little fuzzy on the January of 2009 date. From what I can recall going back over the review, the cooler performed pretty good in its day, but by today's standards, and much warmer processors, the FLC-3000 needed some love to keep pace. So Nexus went to the drawing board and rehashed an older work horse to compete with the demand.
Gelid Solutions are a company we have worked with in the past, we reviewed their excellent Icy Vision VGA cooler. The standard, in terms of my expectations have been set high because of that product, but we won't let pre-determined ideas get in the way of making a fair review. As usual we will be taking the Gelid GX-7 and judging it in terms of performance, acoustics, design, price and functionality (mainly ease of mounting).
Aircooling
Coolers have adapted to fit and cool almost every single part of a computer rig in order to maximise performance. Today, Coolink have kindly sent us their Silent Savior hard drive cooler which promises to be a cheap way to keep your HD cool so as to work to its full potential. However, do all these coolers really help keep your PC running smoothly by keeping temperatures down? The Silent Savior aims to do just that.
With the new socket release by Intel, Arctic Cooling has responded to it with their new series of CPU cooler in May 2009; Alpine 11. Among these Alpine 11 coolers, we will take a look on Alpine 11 Pro which is the highest end CPU coolers among the rest of the two coolers. Basically Arctic Cooling Alpine 11 Pro is an entry CPU cooler which is targeting entry market with limited budget.
Enermax, Gehäuse-, Lüfter-, und Netzteilspezialist komplettierte das eigene Portfolio jüngst mit der Einführung von Prozessorkühlern. Die kryptisch-nüchtern bezeichneten ETS-T40 sollen für wenig Geld trotz unspektakulärer Rahmendaten große Taten vollbringen. Tech-Review hat sich den ETS-T40 in der VD-Version ins Haus geholt. Bei dieser Version wurde zwar an der Vernickelung gespart, dafür schaufelt mit dem Apollish Vegas das Spitzenprodukt Enermax'scher Kühlkunst Luft zwischen die Lamellen. Viel Spaß beim Lesen des Testberichtes!
I am pleased to say everything went well and I now have the pleasure of bringing you a near silent CPU cooling solution that delivers good performance and won’t hit that hard in the wallet when you go to buy one. What you may notice along the way is that this cooler looks oddly familiar. It should; aside from a few minor tweaks it is very similar to the XtremeGear HP-1216. The major difference of course is the noise levels. The XG used a loud fan to get its results, where SilenX chose a more quiet solution, or in their words, “Extreme Silent”.
Thermalright are one of the biggest contenders in the cooling market never failing to release a good quality cooler for every type of situation. They are known mainly for their high quality CPU cooling hits such as the legendary TRUE and current big hitter, the Silver Arrow. That isn't to say that they have forgotten about the VGA cooling market though. Thermalright have had great success with their popular VGA coolers; the HR03-GT and newer Shaman. Today we are looking at the very compatible and convenient Thermalright T-RAD² VGA cooler.
The very first attempt in the CPU Cooling field by NZXT called the HAVIK 140 may not be the best of the best amongst similar dual fan solutions but it combines excellent performance with surprisingly low noise levels making it ideal for people who pretty much want the best of both worlds.
Danamics told us it had listened to the feedback from us and buyers to make sure that it doesn't repeat any mistakes from the first products. At a first glance it looks like we have little reason to doubt them. The design and packaging has been complete reworked, it's now a LOT cleaner and better looking (325 times better if you ask Jonas).
Technic3D hat den Spire X2 120mm Lüfter im Test. Der PWM-Lüfter mit LED-Beleuchtung soll neben der Optik auch mit einer geringen Lautstärke überzeugen. Auf dem Teststand wird der Lüfter dementsprechend ausführlich überprüft. Wie der X2 Lüfter abschneidet, steht im folgenden Artikel.
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