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In a world run by the tablet and Android there was one company brave enough to still make a laptop cooling pad and they even added lights.
Since the beginning of 2014 alone 3 of my friends decided to build their very own HTPC systems and all three turned to me for advice regarding what hardware components they should choose. Fortunately money is not really an issue for either of them but since their goal was to keep the cost inside a specific range it did take us a while to locate the ideal components. The trick was to find components with excellent price/performance ratio and for good or bad that wasn't very easy especially since all three chose very small mini ITX compatible cases by Streacom and Impactics. Luckily both Noctua and Thermalright offered very good and compact solutions acceptable by all three but since it's always nice to know what's out there today we'll be testing the latest AXP-200 Muscle by Thermalright.
We have taken a look at many different types and brands of CPU coolers over the years, with each manufacturer coming up with their own unique way to control the massive amounts of heat your CPU can throw off. A new company, called V3 Components, wants to start off by introducing a cooler with little used technology called Thermoelectric Cooling (TEC) – We’ll get more into the specifics on that in a bit. Basically what V3 is targeting is your liquid CPU coolers, stating that this cooler should be as good as or better than the AIO liquid cooling kits on the market today; not to mention safer due to no liquid...
Auch wenn der Markt der PC-Ventilatoren verglichen mit vielen anderen Hardware-Bereichen als eher innovationsarm zu beschreiben ist, finden sich bislang einige Neuerungen, die bessere Leistung bei niedrigerer Lautstärkeentwicklung versprechen. Um einen Einblick in die aktuellen Angebote an Lüftern zu gewinnen, wollen wir in diesem ersten Round-Up genauer auf das 140-Milliemter-Format eingehen, welches sich sowohl auf Wasserkühlungsradiatoren als auch bei der Gehäusebelüftung sinnvoll einsetzen lässt.
Deepcool’s original Assassin CPU cooler came out in 2013 and one one of the largest and best performing coolers available. 2014 brought in the Lucifer, which we tested and it proved to be one of the best coolers available at the time. It is now 2015 and Deepcool has released the successor to the original Assassin, the Assassin II. This massive air cooler features a dual tower design, two cooling fans (140mm and 120mm), 8 nickel-plated copper heatpipes and its own 4-port fan hub. Can this cooler reign supreme like Deepcool’s previous two coolers? Read on as we find out…
Aircooling
Performance wise, the NH-C12P is one of the best downdraft coolers available, and compares favorably with the better coolers on the market irrespective of design. In my book, the board cooling benefits of a downdraft cooler are well worth the minimal performance hit incurred. Opinions will vary on this point, and it will be up to the user to decide what's most desirable for a particular platform.
Das Frühjahr scheint der ideale Zeitpunkt zu sein, um einen neuen Angriff auf die Referenz der Lüfterkühler, den Thermalright IFX-14, zu starten. Einige vielversprechende neue großvolumige Boliden stehen schon fast fertig in den Startlöchern, den ersten dieser Towerkühlerriesen schickt Scythe mit dem Mugen 2 ins Rennen. Der ewige Zweikampf Taiwan vs Japan zeichnet sich auch jetzt wieder ab, aber das Scythe durchaus gegen Thermalright bestehen kann, haben sie schon einige Male eindrucksvoll unter Beweis gestellt, warum also sollte man dies nicht wiederholen können?
Fanless 330, another great product from Thermaltake. It was build with
three heatsink module by using the heatpipes to transfer the heat from the GPU to the 106 aluminum thin fins for the heat dissipation. Not only that, it also provides a completely silent at 0dB operating environment...
Today were going to look at the Thors Hammer cooler from Xigmatek - is this finally a challenger for the awesome Thermalright True Black?
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