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Nun legt das Unternehmen jedoch nach und schickt seinen Bifrost ins Rennen. Eine Ähnlichkeit zu anderen Herstellern lässt sich unschwer leugnen aber soll gerade die mittlerweile beliebte HDT-Technologie, die einfache Montage, das leise Betriebsgeräusch und die hohe Kompatibilität die Kundschaft überzeugen. Dabei setzt man auf gleich fünf Heatpipes mit direktem Kontakt zur zu kühlenden Fläche. Ob dies dem Bifrost zum Vorteil gereichen wird und Xigmatek damit der Konkurrenz erneut das Fürchten lehren kann, versuchen wir im folgenden Test zu klären.
Enermax it seems are beginning to worm themselves into the CPU cooling market and are trying out a few new designs, one of which we have reviewed here today. We are reviewing the brand new Enermax ETD-T60-TB...
Thermaltake have finally produced an excellent high performance heatsink worthy of FrostyTech's Top 5 Heatsink chart. All it took was two fans, five 8mm diameter heatpipes, a 1kg mass of metal and a little concentrated effort. It's called the Thermaltake Frio heatsink. Standing 161mm tall, the 1042 gram heatsink has a modestly bulky footprint of 139x119mm, so it's best suited to full size computer cases. The Frio ships with two 120mm fans that operate at 1200-2500RPM in a push-pull configuration.
We tested Thermaltake TMG IA1 CPU cooler, which has a "traditional" tower design with U-shaped heatpipes, but using an interesting shape on the heatsink fins. Let's see if this shape makes a difference in performance.
It's nice to once again encounter a heatsink that stands less than 150mm tall and doesn't feature some kind of complicated self contained water cooling heat exchanger... these days it's getting more difficult to find CPU coolers for compact computer systems.
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?
Nicht immer finden AMD und NVIDIA mit ihren Referenzkühlungen den Kompromiss zwischen Lautstärke und ausreichender Kühlleistung für ihre Karten. Die Retail-Karten der verschiedenen Hersteller bieten zwar meist eine deutlich bessere Kühleffizienz, davon lassen sicher aber nicht alle Nutzer überzeugen und setzen immer häufiger auf Kühler zur Selbstmontage. Heute wollen wir uns dem MK-26 von Prolimatech widmen. Auf verschiedenste Modelle von AMD und NVIDIA ausgelegt soll er laut Hersteller ein echter Allrounder sein, der sowohl niedrige Temperaturen wie auch eine möglichst geringe Lautstärke bietet. Dabei macht der Hersteller bei den verwendeten Lüftern keinerlei Vorgaben und überlässt die Wahl an dieser Stelle dem Nutzer.
Scythe's Big Shuriken series has been the CPU cooler of choice for a lot of system builders who are opting for small form factor systems or HTPCs and need a low profile yet high performance CPU cooler. Scythe's original Big Shuriken was incredibly popular and so Scythe responded with the Big Shuriken 2 which adds another heat pipe and support for the X79 LGA 2011 platform. Today we are taking a look at this new Big Shuriken 2 from Scythe and seeing how it stacks up against other low profile CPU coolers. Measuring in at just 58mm high the main selling point of the Big Shuriken 2 is its height but Scythe are also looking to push the performance side of things with five 6mm heatpipes.
Will this five-tower heatsink giant CPU cooler from Scythe outperform other coolers we tested? Check it out!
In this review you will see the performance from Zalman CNPS9700 NT, a copper CPU cooler with a unique design using three 8-shaped heatpipes and a 110 mm fan.
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