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VGA coolers are in my opinion becoming quite niche and almost extinct - particularly when it comes to air VGA coolers. This is because graphics card vendors have come a long way in terms of the cooling solutions they offer - ASUS' DC2, MSI's TF2 and EVGA's ACX to name but a few excellent cooling solutions. As a result it seems almost foolish to spend lots of money, time, effort and voiding your warranty to equip a custom VGA cooler. In terms of water blocks for graphics cards, these are still widespread because water cooling needs water blocks.
However, even with that quite gloomy stance on VGA coolers, air VGA coolers still have their place in the market. For example you may have bought a reference design graphics card and you just aren't happy with the temperatures or acoustics - or you may have bought at custom cooled one that doesn't cool the VRM and VRAM well enough or is just too big or long. This is where custom reference solutions like the Prolimatech MK-26 come in to play.
Prolimatech's MK-26 is one of the most impressive VGA coolers I have ever laid eyes on to date just on the basis of sheer size. It supports two 140 or 120mm fans, has six 6mm heat pipes and an extremely large and dense heatsink stack. I'm expecting great things from the Prolimatech MK-26.
Today we look at Coolink’s newest CPU cooler the Corator DS featuring Coolinks new Gapless Direct Touch (GDT) technology. Four large 8mm heatpipes, a dual fin stack design and a PWM controlled SWiF2 120mm fan are among the features that enable the Corator DS to achieve an optimal balance between outstanding cooling performance and quiet operation. Read on to see how it performs on our Intel Core i7 test system against nearly two dozen other coolers!
Oggi abbiamo il piacere di presentarvi la quarta rivisitazione del famoso, ed ottimo, modello Scythe Mugen; il produttore nipponico è sempre stato capace di progettare modelli economici, qualitativamente buoni e prestazionalmente validi, con un occhio di riguardo alla rumorosità complessiva, sempre ridotta all’osso e mai problematica. Buona lettura !
Arctic Cooling have been releasing some great products this year and we have reviewed many of them on KitGuru, such as the incredible Arctic Cooling Accelero XTREME Plus cooler, which we really liked.
This is the most up to date copy of Frostytech's invaluable thermal and acoustic Heatsink Test Charts for Intel and AMD processors, containing data for over a dozen as yet unpublished heatsink reviews, for a total 252 different heatsinks compared. Given the mass of email requests FrostyTech has received in the last week for definitive answers on A-heatsink vs. B-heatsink, we're publishing these charts here so you have the most current comparisons going into the Holiday shopping and Boxing Day sales.
Cooler Master claims that the TPC 812 can deliver the performance of a compact watercooler in a simple tower cooler design and, based on our benchmarking results, we can believe that.
This time, we tested the Zalman CNPS12X, the world's first CPU cooler with three fans. It also has six heatpipes and two heatsinks. Check it out!
Quand Noctua se met au vrai radiateur low-profile, on obtient le NH-L9, testé ici en version Intel. Une petite chose de 37mm de hauteur, qui met en avant une compatibilité complète avec les cartes mères Mini-ITX, le radiateur ne dépassant que de peu les fixations du socket. Un bon plan ?
Today we are going to look at the Phanteks PH-TC14PE CPU cooler which is designed to battle head on with the likes of the Noctua NH-D14. Phanteks may not be a very well known brand in enthusiast circles but we can’t help but get a little excited by the PH-TC14PE cooler. It features a similar sandwich design to the Noctua NH-D14 and also features large 140mm fans, but the big question is – can it take on the D14 in the ultra high end sector?
Noctua meldet sich mit dem NH-U14S im Markt der High-End-CPU-Kühler zurück - einem Markt, in welchem man Spitzenplätze vor fast vier Jahren besetzte und in dieser Zeit kaum verlassen hat. Frischer und moderner und mit einem weiteren Konzept meldet man sich zurück, denn zu langes Warten in der schnelllebigen Szene kann dazu führen, dass Namen in Vergessenheit geraten. Wir wollen im Test klären, was das neue Schlachtschiff zu bieten hat.
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