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It’s clear from the moment you receive the vast box that Noctua means business with its NH-D14 cooler. The heat sink is comfortably the largest we have tested and the cooler comes with two fans as standard. The question is, does it perform as well as it looks?
In this review we will be looking at the new Noctua NF-F12 PWM Fan which features the new Focused Flow technology for better air penetration and overall pressure. The fan features nine major innovations some of which we have seen on competing products with different levels of refinement.
SilenX is a company of humble beginnings, with a group of engineering students who craved for silence from their computers. Starting in 1995 these students began to test and develop cooling systems that became integrated into recording studios and sound labs, due to their impressive low noise performance. Fast forward 16 years, and SilenX is now providing efficient low decibel cooling systems for OEM usage and also computer users of every background.
Dernièrement, Zalman a sorti pas mal de radiateurs CPU, plus ou moins, et surtout plus ou moins originaux. Dans la catégorie je ne prends pas de risque, voici le CNPS8900, dans sa version Extreme. Du cuivre de partout, 60mm de hauteur, idéal pour une configuration Mini-ITX ?
Today we take at the flagship GPU cooler from Deepcool, the Dracula. The Dracula is part of Deepcool's Gamer Storm line and is designed for those that want some serious cooling performance. This GPU cooler is massive and takes up four PCI slots when installed. Join us today we put the Dracula on the notoriously hot running NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 to see how it handles the heat compared to another aftermarket cooler.
Not everyone wants a giant tower CPU cooler. Some people want dual fans and monstrous fin real estate, but some prefer something a bit squatter.
My latest CPU cooler reviews is the Cooler Master GeminII M4, a new low profile cooler. It’s a squat, copper heatpipe sporting, many aluminium finned heatsink fan combo that thanks to its unique shape could cause clearance issues; it’s going to be an interesting review.
Today we are testing the Gamer Storm Dracula, a huge VGA cooler from Deepcool with six heatpipes that can be used with up to four 120 mm fans.
When it comes to reviewing products fans just aren’t something very exciting, unless they’re from our friends at Noctua who always seem to be innovating and improving the designs of their fans. They spend quite a bit of time, effort and money on improving fans. Most people take them for granted really. Today for review I’ve got their newest fan called the NF-F12 PWM which is a 120mm fan with lots of new features and it has a very unique look to it. So read on…
Wer heutzutage einen leistungsstarken Rechner in einem sehr kleinen Gehäuse unterbringen möchte, kann dies ohne größere Probleme tun. Selbst Mini-ITX-Systeme sind mittlerweile so leistungsstark, dass diese auch zum Spielen genutzt werden können. Problematisch wird es jedoch meist, wenn die Gehäuse so kompakt ausfallen, dass "normal große" Kühler nicht mit in die Gehäuse passen. Top-Flow-Kühler haben schon bedingt durch ihre Bauweise Vorteile gegenüber ihren Tower-Varianten, aber auch bei diesen gibt es noch gewaltige Größenunterschiede. Mit dem Shuriken und später dem Big Shuriken stellte Scythe Kühler vor, die genau für solche Fälle gedacht sind und sich auch ideal für flache HTPC-Gehäuse eigenen. Mit dem Big Shuriken 2 kommt nun quasi der dritte Kühler der Baureihe, welcher nochmals an der Leistungsschraube gedreht haben soll. Wie sich der Flachmann in unserem Test geschlagen hat, lest ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
The Prolimatech Lynx is a smaller version of the Panther CPU cooler that we tested recently. It has a small, lightweight tower heatsink with three heatpipes and comes with one 120 mm fan.
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