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With closed-loop water cooling taking off recently, it is more important than ever for air coolers to step up their game. Today we take a look at Thermaltake's newest and most powerful cooler yet, the Frio Extreme. With two 140mm fans and a massive heatsink, it has the potential to put up a serious fight.
NZXT has released a solid performer, and its name is the Havik 120. Designed bottom-up to outperform with class, its quad heat pipe design insures victory in the midrange performance HSF assemblies. Found at $50 CAD at major retailers, who wouldn’t consider such a heat sink for their gaming rig? The answer to that is found in the heart of acoustic junkies, who demand the upmost silence from any build.
Après un convaincant Hyper 412S, Cooler Master décide de passer au slim, avec un Hyper 412 Slim équipé de deux ventilateurs de 120 x 15mm. Un choix motivé par l'apparition de la plateforme LGA2011, et qui doit permettre de laisser les slots disponibles pour la mémoire devant mais aussi derrière. Mais qu'en est-il désormais des températures ?
Ich freue mich heute den ersten CPU-Kühler von Xilence in meinen Reviews Vorstellen zu dürfen. Das deutsch-chinesische Unternehmen mit Sitz in Taiwan bietet bereits seit einigen Jahren viele Lösungen in Bereich CPU und Notebook-Kühler, Gehäuse, Lüfter und PC-Zubehör an. Das heutige Testobjekt gibt es bei dem OEM Hersteller Deepcool bereits unter dem Namen Ice Matrix 400, bei Xilence hört dieser auf den Namen M612 Pro und ist leicht verändert. Ob jener in Hinsicht auf Kühlleistung, Verarbeitung und Lieferumfang überzeugen kann wird mein Artikel auf der folgenden Seite beweisen.
The Thermaltake WATER2.0 Performer is a sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs with a 120 mm radiator and two 120 mm fans. Let’s test it!
Today we are testing the Phanteks PH-TC14PE CPU cooler, which has two tower heatsinks, five 8 mm heatpipes, and two 140 mm fans. Check it out!
On Frostytech's test bench today is the Silverstone Heligon HE01 (SST-HE01) heatsink, an interesting asymmetric dual tower CPU cooler built for Intel LGA2011/1366/1156/1155/775 and AMD socket AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2 processors. At the heart of the heatsink is a massive 140mm vaneaxial fan, flanked by differently sized fin stacks which correspond to intake and exhaust air flows. On the cool air-intake side of the fan is a 30mm thick fin tower with a straight row of heatpipes intersecting the fins.
We have reviewed many ARCTIC products in the last year, and today we are looking at their latest cooler, the Accelero Twin Turbo 690. As the name would suggest this is specifically designed for the current NVIDIA GTX690 flagship graphics solution. Is this worth the hefty $169.95 asking price?
As a single fan heatsink the Zalman CNPS14X performs very well, but the higher the heat load the better the advantage there is to be gained from adding two more fans... so... Zalman include extra fan brackets for users who want to add their own 140mm fans.
Since this is a novel approach, Frostytech is going to test Zalman's CNPS14X heatsink in its single fan configuration (stock) and also in a three fan configuration.
Ça y est, après l'avoir annoncé lors du Computex en juin dernier, Silverstone nous a fourni un sample de son énorme Heligon HE01. Pour vous donner un aperçu, c'est un gros bloc et un autre plus petit, qui prendra en sandwich le ventilateur de 140*38 mm. Autre chose intéressante, le ventilateur dispose d'un petit potentiomètre permettant d'obtenir une plage de 500-1200 rpm en mode normal, et attention, 2000 rpm en mode performance ! Alors, saura t-il nous convaincre ? La réponse dans ces quelques pages...
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