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As a rule of thumb there are two types of CPU cooler on the market. The "conventional" and most common design which is a "Tower-Heatsink" design. This consists of one, two or sometimes three aluminium heatsink "towers" with fans in between them and they are generally quite tall - around 160mm.
DeepCool are a cooling brand who up until the not so distant past were relatively unheard of. When the time was correct, they wisely chose to enter the market and successfully built their way up to becoming a recognised contender among the cooling giants. Their product library now consists of CPU, VGA, HDD, Server and notebook coolers along with other goods such as case fans and iPad accessories.
Cooler Master präsentierte auf der diesjährigen CeBIT in Hannover eine wirklich innovative Weiterentwicklung der beliebten Kompaktwasserkühlungen. Das vorgestellte, hauseigene Modell hört auf den Namen "Eisberg" und bietet gegenüber den Konkurrenzprodukten neben der deutlich höheren Kühlleistung, unter anderem eine erweiterte Konfigurierbarkeit zur Integration in die jeweiligen Systeme. Obwohl bereits das Vorserien-Modell auf der IT-Messe in Hannover zu sehen war, stand das endgültige Design noch nicht fest. Dank der hervorragenden Kooperation mit Cooler Master, können wir euch nun die finale Version als erstes deutschen Online-Magazin präsentieren.
Up for review today I’ve got a small, good looking cooler that performs amazingly well. The cooler is the Silenx Effizio EFZ-92HA3 that features 92mm cooling fan and a small profile. I’ve put the cooler up against ones that are two and three times the size of it and I was very surprised by the results, and I think you will be too. Read on to learn more…
DEEPCOOL is the first to offer us for review both a 2.1 audio system and a notebook cooler all wrapped into one device. It's time to take a look at the new M6 Audio Cooling Pad.
Cooler Master don't normally sell fans individually, so is there Excalibur 120mm fan any good?
True to their company slogan "leading the world of quiet computing solutions", Zalman identifies each of their silent CPU coolers with CNPS in the model number. CNPS stands for Computer Noise Prevention System. The new 10X represents Zalman's first foray into the more conventional rectangular-fin tower style. There are two models to choose from, a basic no-frills Quiet version and the more advanced performance-oriented Extreme, both of which we will be looking at today.
The Coolermaster Vortex Plus heatsink stands 83mm tall, in total. A 25mm thick, 92mm PWM fan exhausts downward so waste air impinges on a lower extruded aluminum heatsink that sits atop the processor. It's both a good use of space for additional cooling surface area and an admission by heatsink designers that the aluminum fins above aren't getting the whole job done by themselves.
Case fans used to all be a standard size and to a large extent exactly the same from whichever manufacturer you purchased it from. This size was of course the 80mm fan which is still the dominant size in today's market, but with a much smaller share. As you are probably aware fan sizes have increased dramatically and the fan we are looking at today is a whopping 140mm fan, nearly twice the diameter of its predecessors.
Technic3D hat den Scythe Ashura CPU-Kühler im Test. Ob Scythe mit dem Ashura an die glorreichen vergangenen Tage anknüpfen kann, steht im folgenden Review.
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