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For all that big tower coolers and closed loop liquid coolers have their uses, there is also a significant market out there for compact, low noise models. Noctua are looking to fill that gap with the NH-L9i which aims to be a replacement for the stock Intel model, or an ideal product for SFF and HTPC use.
Noctua delivers the ultimate CPU cooling solution for those with serious clearance issues in their compact SFF PC build.
Noctua makes great coolers, but as time goes on the older ones just won’t work with the new sockets that keep coming out. The coolers Noctua makes are excellent quality and perform well and they do come at a price, a higher price than most other out there, but they’re well worth it as you know if you’ve ever owned any. I have several of them and I recently decided to upgrade one of my kids computers with my old Core i5 setup and wanted to use a good cooler with it, and that meant I grabbed one of the unused Noctua ones that I had sitting around but I found it wouldn’t work with the socket 1156. Noctua has a solution for this though, the NM-I3 Mounting Kit that works with any of the new and old Noctua coolers so you can use them with newer sockets. The kit essentially makes them never become obsolete so that Noctua cooler you bought three years ago can still be used with the latest CPUs of today. The kit can be obtained free of charge actually from Noctua if you provide proof of purchase or it can be bought for only $10, which is well worth it I think to be able to use the older cooler with the newer platforms. So read on for a quick review of the NM-I3 kit….
Es ist nun fast ein Jahr her, dass wir euch einen Test von CPU-Kühlern präsentieren konnten. Diese Durststrecke wollen wir heute beenden und haben uns eine Handvoll Modelle angesehen, die sich für den Einsatz in HTPCs eignen. Ausgangspunkt für diesen Test war die Vorstellung des Thermalright AXP-100. Typischerweise ist der Preis relativ hoch, die Kühlleistung soll den entsprechenden Gegenwert bieten. Unser zweiter Kandidat ist der Cosmo Cool LC-CC94 von LC-Power, der wohl als Preisbrecher bezeichnet werden kann. Der LC-CC94 kostet nicht einmal 10 Euro und folgend stellt sich unmittelbar die Frage, wie viel Leistung man erwarten kann. Zum Vergleich beinhaltet unser Test unseren bekannten SilverStone NT07-AM2, einen den 65-W-APUs beiliegenden AMD-Boxed-Kühler sowie den Alpenföhn Panorama, der bereits vor einiger Zeit einmal getestet wurde und nun als "Referenz" einen Ansatzpunkt zu einem Vergleich mit unseren alten Tests bieten soll.
NZXT brings forth a couple of wallet friendly coolers with its new Respire Series of coolers. Have a look at what the Respire T20 has in store.
Technic3D hat den Sapphire Vapor-X CPU-Kühler im Test. Mit der Vapor-X Kühlung hat der Hersteller schon genügend Erfahrung bei Grafikkarten gesammelt. Wie sich nun der Vapor-X CPU-Kühler im Vergleich schlägt, steht im folgenden Artikel.
No matter which laptop you have, the expensive or inexpensive one, they pretty much all seem to get very hot in a short period of time. NZXT has released their fifth notebook cooler, the Cryo X60, model RN-CRX60-B1. With a slim profile design using two 120mm asymmetrical cooling fans, aluminum construction, and high airflow with vented aluminum mesh cutouts. Supports laptops up to 16" screen size. This is a premium laptop cooler with an integrated 4 port usb hub and a 5 speed fan controller that runs optionally on Usb power or AC adapter. Built by NZXT known for gamer enthusiast quality cooling products and accessories, Benchmark Reviews will be testing this cooler for performance and value.
Well CES is once again over and all that really remains is to see just how many of the prototypes presented there will actually make it to manufacture at least without serious compromises (either in features, performance or quality). Overall during this year’s CES we saw the introduction of a lot more impressive and innovative products than we did last year so that fact alone is more than enough for me to consider the entire show as a huge success. In any case some of you may recall us testing the latest NH-L9i low-profile CPU Cooler by Noctua a few weeks back with very good results (for its size always). Well it seems that very small low-profile CPU Coolers aimed mostly towards ITX/HTPC owners are really popular nowadays since we received many emails asking from us to test the latest AXP-100 low-profile CPU Cooler released just days ago by our friends over at Thermalright (and we did).
Im November 2012 stellte Noctua seine neuen 140mm Lüfter vor. Drei neue Modelle der A-Serie NF-A14 FLX, NF-A14 ULN und NF-A15 PWM wurden dem umfangreichen Angebot an Lüftern von Noctua hinzugefügt. In wie weit sich diese Lüfter unterscheiden und welche Merkmale sie besitzen, möchten wir hier zeigen und zudem darlegen wie sie sich als Lüfter an einem CPU-Kühler verhalten. Zusätzlich hat es auch noch das altbewährte Modell NF-F12 PWM in dieses Round-Up geschafft.
Let’s test the NZXT Respire T40, a CPU cooler with tower heatsink, 120 mm fan, and four 8 mm heatpipes. Check it out!
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