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Xigmatek's Balder SD 1283 CPU cooler has it all covered. It's got outstanding cooling performance, a distinctive look, an innovative direct touch design and mounting solutions that are second to none. Xigmatek has done a great job with the Balder, offering the PC enthusiast community top-notch performance in a well-engineered product with excellent fit and finish.
Take for example the Arctic Cooling Alpine 11 Pro heatsink Frostytech is testing today. It's a dead simple extruded aluminum cooler, good for mainstream Intel socket 775 and 1156 processors with a TDP up to about 90W. The patented Arctic Cooling 95mm suspended fan spins at 500-2000RPM, but from the test results we've seen it's best to keep the PWM fan spinning at full tilt.
Vor einigen Wochen erreichte uns eine Pressemitteilung über eine Neuauflage des Noctua NH-C12P Kühlers. Dieser wird nun in einer Sonderedition mit dem bekannten NF-P14 140mm Lüfter kombiniert und erreicht so eine bessere Leistung bei geringerer Lautstärke. Als genau Produktbezeichnung hat man ihm den Namen Noctua NH-C12P SE14 gegeben. Diesen Kühler haben wir auf einem Core i7 860 getestet…
Wer den Computer leise und den Prozessor kühl haben möchte, kommt um einen neuen Prozessor nicht herum. In diesem Testbericht wird der Mega Shadow der Firma Prolimatech eingehend getestet.
ProlimaTech holds the crown for best CPU cooler here at Benchmark Reviews with the Megahalems. They have also surprised a lot of review websites with their PK1 thermal compound. All of these things are a massive feat for a company that was founded just 2 years ago. It comes as no surprise that ProlimaTech have now ventured into another field within the PC enthusiast market: VGA cooling. Introducing the MK-13 VGA cooler, ProlimaTech's first entry into what is a steadily growing market, Weighing in at 555g it's no baby, and has six heatpipes to transfer heat to the uniquely designed heatsink fins. The ProlimaTech MK-13 comes with nearly universal compatibility and future proofing for video cards. Many consider Thermalright to hold the crown here, but I get the fee! ling that ProlimaTech won't settle for second best. Join me as Benchmark Reviews examines and tests the ProlimaTech MK-13.
Nowadays CPU coolers come in every imaginable size and shape. While some still retain the same basic format, many now sport heatpipes and exotic coatings, even the processor OEM coolers. And some are just downright strange looking, like the Thermaltake SpinQ. The SpinQ VT is slightly different from the original SpinQ in that it tilts the cylinder vertical. The number and dimensions of the fins remain the same, as does the 80mm centrifugal fan, other than LED color. And despite Thermaltake's advertised spec that the fins are now copper as well, the SpinQ VT weighs in at almost 175g less than the SpinQ.
In 2008, Thermaltake released the V1 CPU Cooler which had great features and aesthetics which made it an interesting cooler. Now, Thermaltake has released a revised cooler and named it the V1 AX. The main difference between these coolers is the material. The V1 AX is made of aluminum fins and a copper base while the V1 is made entirely of copper.
The Igloo 5610 Plus Silent ships with two 92mm fans, each spinning at 1200RPM but arranged in a push-pull fashion. A pre-applied patch of shinetsu thermal compound on the base of the heatsink means it's ready to be used out of the box. Given the relatively compact height of the Igloo 5610 Plus Silent, it should fit into most compact PC cases easily enough.
When I received the Hyper 212 Plus I really was not all that enthused due to its rather uninspiring packaging and rather plain looks. Those feelings quickly disappeared once the Hyper 212 Plus was installed and I saw its performance. If you are looking at getting great cooling at a low cost the Hyper 212 Plus is well worth a look.
Lange Zeit war es sehr ruhig um die Firma Coolink. Erst Mitte letzten Jahres hörte man wieder etwas von dem Unternehmen, mit der Veröffentlichung der neuen SWiF2-Lüfter läutete man eine kleine Produktoffensive ein. Knapp ein halbes Jahr später wurde der auf der Computex Taipei bereits gezeigte Kühler vorgestellt. Um so mehr freut es uns, euch, unseren Lesern, als eines der ersten Online-Magazine den Corator DS in einem ausführlichen Review vorstellen zu können. Welche Neuerungen er mit sich bringt und wie er sich im Test schlägt, erfahrt ihr wie immer auf den folgenden Seiten.
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