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We tested the CNPS9900 MAX from Zalman, a rounded-shaped CPU cooler with three heatpipes and a 135 mm fan. Check it out!
Nach dem erfolgreichen CPU Kühler "Thors Hammer" von Xigmatek hat man im Oktober diesen Jahres einen weiteren Topseller ins Rennen geschickt, den Aegir. Die Namensgebung fügt sich in das aktuelle Schema von Xigmatek ein, welches sich der nordischen Mythologie bedient. Dort bezeichnet Aegir den Meeresgott. Doch wie sieht es mit der Leistung aus, fällt diese ins Wasser?
One of the biggest surprises of 2010 was the CPU cooling launches by Thermaltake. While the company has created some of the neatest looking coolers you’re likely to see (think V1), the cooling capability was not always there (think V1). The Contac29 and Frio changed that dramatically in 2010, but is Thermaltake sitting back or continuing to evolve its designs ? KitGuru sneaks a look inside Tt’s lab.
Today for review I’ve got the CoolIt Vantage A.L.C. CPU Cooler. The Vantage is an all-in-one liquid cooler, it’s a closed loop system so the end-user doesn’t have to doing any kind of maintenance on it. I’ve put it up against the Noctua NH-U12P air cooler and while the Vantage doesn’t outperform it, it does well. So read on.
There are hundreds of consumers the world over who have computer systems in pieces; graphics cards laying on their carpets, motherboards on their beds and hard drives in cupboards. You can guarantee that in almost every street in you will find this type of user. In my street, that's me in a nutshell. I'm the chap who is forever changing his system for the latest memory, graphics card or solid state drive and it can get quite tedious after a while and more importantly can look down right messy.
Thermalright produces a small, but carefully crafted selection of high-quality components, all centered around a single core competency. Today we’ll be looking at one of their larger coolers to date, the HR-02. Aimed at the enthusiast and overclocker crowds, this cooler seems geared to tackle the hottest CPUs on the market. Stick with us as we see just how Right the Thermals are on this beastly cooler.
The Freezer13 will eventually replace the Freezer7 Rev2 as Arctic’s flagship cooler and on the evidence of these tests consumers won’t be left disappointed. The performance is on a par with the already excellent Freezer7 series and does so with a lower noise profile. In fact, with Cool ‘n’ Quiet enabled the fan is eerily silent and easily able to handle the Phenom II overclocked to 3.8GHz @1.5 Vcore on all four cores. Combine that with the excellent new design, proven reliability from Arctic’s previous products and a retail price below Ł25 - the Freezer13 truly is the “bang for buck” king!
Im Gegensatz zum Vorgänger, dem Freezer 7 Pro Revision 2 zeigt sich der neue Freezer 13 wesentlich korpulenter.
Außerdem hat der Hersteller Arctic Cooling seinem neusten Freezer-Modell eine Heatpipe mehr spendiert.
Statt den beim Freezer 7 Pro vorhandenen drei Heatpipes, finden sich am Arctic Cooling Freezer 13 vier Heatpipes und auf dem neuen Freezer 13 werkelt wie beim Freezer 7 Pro Rev.2 ein 92mm großer Lüfter.
Rein optisch und preislich ähnelt der Freezer 13 dem Revoltec Pipe Tower Pro.
Aber wie sieht es mit der Kühlleistung aus und wie hört er sich an?
Die Testergebnisse werden es klären und wie bei den allerersten Kühlertests der Redaktion ocinside.de vor mehr als 10 Jahren, gibt es natürlich auch in diesem Kühlertest wieder den Kühlersound zum Anhören.
Excessive heat is the enemy of all processors, and the Corsair Air Series A50 CPU coolers sole purpose in life it to help extend the lifetime of your CPU by quietly and efficiently drawing that heat away. The Corsair A50 CPU Cooler can be found for just $20 shipped right now as well, which makes is a cost sensible upgrade for those still running the CPU cooler they got with their system. Join us as we put it on our Intel Core i7 test system and see how it holds up.
This time we've tested a low profile CPU cooler from Arctic Cooling: the Freezer 11 LP. It has two heatpipes and a 92 mm fan. Let's check its performance!
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