Sort by:
Title (
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
)
Sites currently sorted by: Rating (Lowest Score to Highest Score)
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
) Sites currently sorted by: Rating (Lowest Score to Highest Score)
Kitguru readers have great taste in hardware, of that there is no question. Many of you will already have a high performance laptop, probably for gaming duties. Those of you who have tried to use a high performance machine on their lap will generally agree that it can get really uncomfortable.
Gelid has started their aftermarket cooling legacy with a strong step by releasing the Icy Vision Rev. 2. The cooler has certainly passed the performance tests and proven it's a contender. Gelid's design is adaptable, versatile, and backed up with very competitive results.
I was not sent a sample of the original inception, which by Google's dating system on the reviews, it looks like the Freezer 13 came out at the end of last year. This version of the cooler is a bit different in both the shape of the fin body, and the design that gets stamped into each fin of the Freezer 13 versus the newer PRO release. The original design called for four 6mm diameter heat pipes that got surrounded by forty-five aluminum fins, and the lower set of 10 fins were smaller than the rest. On top of that, the Freezer 13 was only shipped with a 92mm fan to do all the work. All things considered, a 200W rating on that cooler is impressive to say the least.
Heute präsentieren wir eine bunte Mischung aus fünf neuen CPU-Kühlern für die AMD-Plattform. EKL Alpenföhn Sella, der sehr günstig daherkommt und den kleinen Bruder des EKL Alpenföhn Matterhorn darstellt. Als zweiter kleiner Kühler steht der Xigmatek Loki bei Fuß. Von Xigmatek kommt auch der Gaia, welcher eine indirekte Neuauflage des Xigmatek Balder darstellt. Zwei sehr neue Kühler kommen von Zward und Titan. Zward ist ein Neuling im Retailmarkt, im OEM-Markt jedoch ein alter Bekannter.Titan präsentiert mit dem Hati einen scheinbaren Mittelklassekühler. Etwas unspektakulär kommt er daher, betrachtet man sich rein die Optik, jedoch weiß er durchaus zu überraschen. Mehr dazu im Test.
Technic3D hat den Titan Hati CPU-Kühler im Test. Mit drei 8mm Heatpipes und bis zu zwei 120mm Lüfter möchte Titan auf dem Erfolgskurs mitschwimmen. Wie sich der Hati Kühler im Vergleich zur Konkurrenz schlägt, steht im folgendem Review.
Noctua NH-C14 im Test: Noctua, die Macher hinter CPU-Kühlern wie dem NH-D14 und NH-U12(P) haben einen neuen Vertikalkühler im Portfolio. Dabei handelt es sich um den NH-C14, der mit zwei großen Lüftern ausgestattet ist und für 70 Euro erhältlich ist. Wieviel Kühler der Käufer für diesen Betrag erwarten kann, klärt dieser Test von PC Games Hardware.
We first saw this cooler on display at CES 2011 in the suit that Thermaltake was set up in. The Frio OCK is the refreshed version of Thermaltake's top Frio cooler. With OCK standing for “Over Clocker King,” it wasn’t hard to determine the target market here. We are actually a little surprised to see it released as our rep said it might not make it to market due to a cost prohibitive construction.
CPU coolers have always come in many flavours from various companies. A typical style has recently immerged for the use of huge heatsinks with fans mounted on one side, in the middle, or both sides. They usually have some form of heat pipes attaching the heatsinks to the copper base. The Evercool Buffalo is no exception to this template of design but might be more of a budget CPU cooler.
Just when you think you have seen just about everything you can out of the all-in-one water coolers, someone is always trying to find a way to make their product stand out against the rest in the crowd. When we took a look at the KÜHLER H2O 620 a little while ago, I was impressed with what Antec and Asetek were able to come up with. While it wasn't a huge departure from the H50 from Corsair, there was enough to visually tell them apart as well as the Antec version performing slightly better in the testing. So what was left to improve on?
So let's go back to basics and start from the beginning. A computer system is nothing without sufficient cooling much like a car performs better when at an optimum temperature, whereas some develop faults with cold starts. Think of computers as the other way round, as hot temperatures can lead to catastrophic failure and a nice cool, chilled system will run flawlessly 99.99999% of the time.
execution time : 0.393 sec