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Cooler Master brings their decades of experience in retail and OEM cooling solutions to the CPU cooling market with the newly released V8 GTS heatsink, model RR-V8VC-16PR-R1. Sporting a horizontal vapor chamber and enhanced-life “POM” polyoxymethylene bearing 140mm fans and a car-engine motif similar to the previous generation V10, V8 and V6/GTS coolers, the V8 GTS promises to pack a lot of performance under the hood. Benchmark Reviews has a chance to see how the first retail horizontal vapor chamber heatsink will affect CPU cooling performance in testing the Cooler Master V8 GTS 140mm CPU cooler.
Questo produttore viene considerato uno dei Leader nel settore, quale sarebbe la ragione? Promozione fine a sé stessa? Vivere di rendita dopo il rilascio di modelli mainstream, oppure eccellenza tecnica? A conti fatti, un misto di questi tre elementi. Oggi vi presentiamo la recensione del nuovissimo dissipatore Cooler Master V8 GTS, il quale presenta una camera di vapore orizzontale (Horizontal Vapour Chamber H.V.C.). E’ una variante a tripla torre di un dissipatore eccezionale che abbiamo già recensito, il TPC 800 (CLICCA PER LA RECENSIONE), il quale è una vera macchina da guerra in questo ambito, se utilizzato correttamente. Senza dilungarci troppo, vi invitiamo a leggere questo interessante articolo perché ci saranno test termici, acustici ed analisi approfondite. Buona lettura !
The Cooler Master V8 GTS Air CPU Cooler like the previous V8 line, is a winner. It sports eight 6mm heatpipes, two LED 140mm fans, many aluminum fins and comes with a smooth baseplate with vapor chamber technology. This thing is a beast!
Cooler Master launched today the V8 GTS, a CPU cooler with three heatsinks, eight 6 mm heatpipes, two 140 mm fans, and a vapor chamber. Let's see if these incredible characteristics really bring an incredible cooling performance.
Cooler Master has seen this for some time and takes it a step further with their newest offering the V8 GTS. The Cooler Master V8 GTS embraces the brute force, hot rod looks in much the same way as the newer Camaro/Mustang/Challenger; with a styling reminiscent of classic hot rods with a total reimagining of the style. The V8 GTS uses a mechanical looking black shroud with red LED lighting to emulate the “flame under the hood” look, and looks every bit like something you would see under the hood of a chopped and channeled ’49 Merc.
Cooler Master adds yet another air cooler to the V-series today - this time with the V8 GTS. Let's take a close look at it and what it offers."
Aircooling
It's been a while since we've seen a CPU cooler at Bigbruin.com, but today we have one of the more popular coolers on the market - the Cooler Master V8. Even though the V8 was launched in June of 2008, it is only now beginning to see its true potential thanks to the popularity of the Intel Core i7 and i5 processors, and the tremendous amount of heat they can produce.
Let's check Cooler Master Vortex 752 CPU cooler, which has two heatpipes, horizontal heatsink and a 92 mm fan.
Working with a concept designed many years ago, Cooler Master has decided to revamp another of their work horses like when they redid the CM 690 not to long ago. Cooler Master pulled the Vortex 752 from the shelf and thought of what they can do to make this cooler capable of handling the heat of today's more demanding multi-cored processors. To the think tank they went and they have come back with the Vortex Plus.
We benchmarked Vortex Plus from Cooler Master, a CPU cooler targeted to compact cases, with four heatpipes and a 92-mm fan. Check it out!
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