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We tested NT06-E CPU cooler from SilverStone, which has five heatsinks and a horizontal heatsink with place for a 120 mm fan (not included). Check it out!
Mit dem Tower 120 Extreme präsentiert Sunbeamtech-Ableger Tuniq einen höchst interessanten Sandwich-Towerkühler mit Fünffach-Heatpipe und HDT-Basis. Mit zentral eingelassenem 120-mm-Lüfter, charakeristischer Lamellenoptik und cleverem Montagesystem will der hierzulande noch recht unbekannte Hersteller punkten. ComputerBase testet den Tower 120 Extreme.
On the test bench today is a new dual 120mm fan heatsink from Evercool called the Transformer 4 HPJ-12025. Its twin fans are arranged in a push-pull configuration and rotate at a leisurely 1000RPM. The Transformer 4 heatsink is intended to be a quiet under power, using two fans to quietly do the job of one. As you'll see shortly, the Transformer 4 succeeds in this regard with a real world noise footprint under 40 dBA.
Up for review today we've got a few case fans from Arctic Cooling, ranging in size from 8cm to 12cm. They are advertised as super quiet and using patented PST function, up to five fans can be connected to one fan.
Evercool seems to have hit upon a good cooling design with the HPK-10025EA. Finally a small, low profile cooler has arrived that can really perform better than the OEM unit without breaking the bank.
Keep your laptop from overheating with the Rosewill RNA-7700 Notebook Cooling Stand. This innovative laptop accessory features a silent 220mm fan that circulates the air around the hottest area of your laptop. The powerful fan is rated at 100CFM and can spin up to 550RPM. Best of all, your experience won’t be spoiled by sound since the fan operates at a quiet 16dBA.
Building a mini computer these days means going small on casing, motherboard, and even coolers. But which low profile coolers should you go for? Read on to find out...
Nach dem L2Pro wollen wir euch einen weiteren Kühler aus dem Hause Arctic Cooling vorstellen, den Accelero Xtreme GTX Pro. Dieser Kühler ist der Nachfolger des erfolgreichen GTX 280 Pro Kühlers, den wir im März diesen Jahres schon im Test hatten. Getestet haben wir den Kühler auf einer GTX280, die von der Temperatur her sehr anfällig war…
The Danamics LMX heatsink is a liquid metal based CPU cooler produced by Danamics ApS in Nørresundby, Denmark. The working fluid is an alloy of Sodium and Potassium (supplied by BASF). An electromagnetic pump drives the liquid metal fluid through the heatsink to efficiently conduct heat from the CPU to cooling fins. Two standard 120mm fans are used to cool the nearly 1.2kg tower heatsink. Here are some fresh shots of the Danamics LMX heatsink on Frostytech, initial test results are going to be exciting..... that's all I can say for the moment!
Die Cooler Master V-Serie ist die High-End Riege im Portfolio von Cooler Master, die in diesem Jahr durch den V6 ergänzt wird. Nach dem V8 binden wir nun auch den schon länger erhältlichen riesigen V10 in unsere Intel Core i7 Kühlercharts ein. Wo er sich zwischen Cogage, Noctua & Co einsortiert, steht im folgenden Testbericht.
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