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Raijintek are a new comer to the PC market and while we have known of their presence for a while it’s only in the last few months that they’ve been bringing products to market. The Ereboss CPU cooler is just one sample of their range and the company intends to launch chassis products also, one of which we even saw at this years Gamescom in Cologne.
Picking the right CPU cooler can be tricky, especially in the low and mid budget price ranges. Finding the right balance of cost vs the performance you want to achieve can be tricky and with so many options on the market from many big, established manufacturers it may be hard for Raijintek to find a place. The Ereboss is Raijinteks answer to the budget friendly end of the market, those looking to get solid performance without spending too much money.
With a price tag £31.99 the Ereboss is affordable and as you can see from the specifications below it packs plenty of support.
Thermaltake's Jing heatsink, a dual fan tower style cooler that comes in a bright shade of nuclear green. The green is supposed evoke nature and 'Jing' supposedly means 'wind' in Mandarin. The heatsinks' twin 128mm fans spin at 800-1300RPM in a push-pull orientation and create a modest amount of noise according to our real world sound measurements.
Weighing a hefty 920 grams, the Thermaltake Jing stands 161mm tall and installs onto Intel socket 775/1155/1156/1366 and AMD socket AM2/AM3+ processors.
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 got the box I was once again reminded how small this cooler is. A total height of ONLY 37mm (1,46 inches) and a total footprint of 95mm by 95mm, which complieswith Intel’s LGA115x “keep out zone”.
Aus dem Hause Titan Cooler gibt es wieder einen neuen CPU Kühler, der für viele von euch interessant sein könnte. Dieser nennt sich HATI und ist für aktuelle und ältere Sockel Typen geeignet. Wir haben den Kühler auf einem Core i7 875K getestet
The Silverstone Heligon HE02 is being sold as a passive heatsink for sub-95W TDP processors, so today on Frostytech we'll put this big, boxy, silent heatsink through its passive paces. No fans will be used in the testing, just good old noise-less convection cooling. We should note that wire fan clips are supplied for users who wish to add two 120mm fans.
Im Dezember letzten Jahres haben wir euch den Prolimatech Super Mega Kühler vorgestellt, einen der besten Tower Kühler überhaupt. Bis Dato hatten wir keine Ahnung, dass man zu dem Zeitpunkt schon einen völlig neuen Kühler in der Lade hatte. Die Rede ist vom Genesis, den wir euch in der Caseking.de "Dual Orangeline Edition" etwas näher vorstellen möchten.
Im letzten Jahr hatten wir Noctuas NH-D14 getestet, einen schwergewichtigen Turmkühler mit zwei großformatigen Lüftern, welcher die Österreicher zurück an die Spitze brachte. Mit dem Modell NH-C14 will Noctua diesen Erfolg nun wiederholen, diesmal allerdings mit einem Top-Blower der Extraklasse, der mit zwei 140mm-Lüftern ausgerüstet ist.
Technic3D hat den Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo CPU-Kühler im Test. Ob der überarbeitete Hyper 212 Kühler mit "CDC" Kühlfläche mehr Leistung als sein Vorgänger aufweisen kann, steht im nachfolgenden Artikel.
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