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Can Be Quiet!'s leading CPU cooler, the Dark Rock Pro C1, compete with Phanteks and Thermalright for the CPU air cooling crown?
Strangely enough although the latest LGA2011 Sandy Bridge CPUs are the hottest thing currently, at least in terms of processing power there still aren't that many new cooling solutions in the market that support them and since i decided on starting over with a brand new LGA2011 based CPU Cooler database (the old LGA1366 one was way too long) this has proven to be quite the problem. Thankfully aside the huge NH-D14 SE2011 CPU Cooler Noctua has also launched another LGA2011 compatible CPU Cooler the latest low-profile NH-L12 which although targeted towards HTPC users and not hardcore overclockers and enthusiasts still it carries quite a punch for its size as you will see later on.
Cooler Master claims that the TPC 812 can deliver the performance of a compact watercooler in a simple tower cooler design and, based on our benchmarking results, we can believe that.
Ich möchte in diesem Review den neuen Freezer i30 von Arctic vorstellen. Er ist das aktuelle Modell für Intels Sockel 1155, 1156 und 2011. Er ist konzipiert für eine Abwärme von bis zu 320 Watt. In wieweit der Freezer i30 sich auf einem Sockel 1156 Board mit Intel i7 2600k CPU schlägt, möchte ich euch hier zeigen.
This was my first experience with a cooler from Akasa, and overall I am pleased with the Venom Voodoo. The Venom Voodoo is nicely built, easy to install, has a style that is not like most coolers on the market...
When I read the name HAVIK, I find myself having a difficult time trusting it to keep my CPU cool. I mean, with a name like along those lines, you would think it is going to wreak havoc up your CPU. Fortunately, the NZXT HAVIK 140 proved to be a fairly respectable cooler, but the real question we are about to find out is if the younger brother, the HAVIK 120, is able to fill its brother's shoes -- even though it only has 120mm fans. Of course, it is always foolish to base a product's quality just because of the name, but at first glance, you can see it is not very different. Just an analogy in real life -- if you look at two brothers, you would probably be saying the same thing, haha. Now, I'm not trying to be sexist, so I guess you could call them sisters if you really want to go all feminist on me. However, for the sake of this review and simply because I am male, these are brothers in arms ready to help you wreak havoc upon your enemies in games. Now I don't know about you, but if you happen to be in my situation, that particular game would be League of Legend -- a game that seems to have been taking up more of my spare time than I would like to admit, but rest be assured, it helped with testing. Anyways, enough chatting about games, I think it is time to let us take a look at what kind of havoc we can wreak with the NZXT HAVIK 120.
The new fan controller from Scythe has retractable buttons which are useful in a number of cases, but also includes features like 12V start-up voltage, alarms or power feed control. The VFD display in front lets us check the current fan speeds and temperatures (in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit) for each channel.
Will our testing show the Freezeri30 as a good option for mid-range users with a tightbudget?
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...
Wie in all den Jahren zuvor, arbeiten auch die High-End-Grafikkarten der neuste Generation nicht wirklich leise und sparsam. Deshalb gelangen die meist günstigen Referenzkühlungen aufgrund der platzsparenden Bauweise und den kleinen Radiallüftern an ihre Performance-Grenzen und erzeugen dabei in aller Regel eine störend laute Geräuschkulisse. Diesem Umstand lässt sich aber wie gewohnt mit einem alternativen Kühler eines Drittanbieters entgegenwirken. Gerade AMDs aktuelles Flaggschiff in Form der Radeon HD 7970 profitiert davon. Deshalb haben wir uns mit dem ARCTIC Accelero Xtreme 7970 sowie dem Alpenföhn Peter 79XX zwei potente Vertreter zur Brust genommen, die laut den entsprechenden Herstellern für eine deutliche Besserung der genannten Problematik sorgen sollen. Ob sich der Kühlerwechsel wirklich lohnt und welche Risiken damit verbunden sind, erläutern wir in diesem Artikel.
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