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This time, we tested the Zalman CNPS12X, the world's first CPU cooler with three fans. It also has six heatpipes and two heatsinks. Check it out!
Technic3D hat den Prolimatech Genesis CPU-Kühler im Test. Er vereint die Bauweise eines Tower,- und Topflow Kühler. Ob der Prolimatech damit an die Erfolge des Megahalems anknüpfen kann, steht im folgenden Testbericht.
Aus dem Hause Alpenföhn gibt es wieder einen neuen Kühler, den wir euch unbedingt vorstellen müssen, den K2. Durch 8 in einem Zwillingsturm angeordnete Heatpipes, Dualer Wing Boost Konfiguration und MnTal-Airflow Technology soll der neue Alpenföhn K2 enorme Leistung bei gleichzeitig leisem Betrieb erzielen. Diesen Dual-Tower Kühler haben wir uns mal genauer angesehen.
Back in August we looked at our first cooler from Evercool and today we are going to examine their Transformer 4 CPU. This cooler is a tower style heatsink that uses four 8mm direct touch heatpipes. Evercool provide dual 120mm fans to increase performance but give the option to use a single or dual fan configuration. The cooler is compatible with AMD K8/AM2/AM2+/AM3 and Intel LGA 775/1366/1156 processors. Today we will be conducting our testing on the AMD AM3 platform.
Deepcool's IceEdge 400XT heatsink is a mid-size tower cooler that stands a modest 127mm high and weighs 585 grams. At its heart are four, 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a 92x100mm stack of dark nickel plated aluminum fins. As with DeepCool's other heatsinks, the IceEdge 400XT ships with a novel rubber clad 92mm PWM fan. Every bit of the fan frame that makes contact with the heatsink is covered in a rubbery material so motor vibrations are greatly diminished. The 92mm DeepCool brand fan spins at 2200-900RPM and moves ~40CFM air according to the maker.
Today I will be reviewing the Gelid GX-7. Gelid are another name on a list of companies who seemily have come out of no-where, but quickly raised to the top. Gelid have been around for nearly 4 years, and unlike many new companies in this industry, haven’t attempted to enter too many markets at once, rather focusing purely on HSF’s for CPU’s & GPU’s, Fans and Thermal Interface Material (TIM).
Wer kennt es nicht: Ein Projekt für einen neuen Computer steht vor der Tür, aber man kann sich nicht für die passenden Lüfter entscheiden. Die Lüfter, welche man gerne nutzen würde, passen farblich nicht zum geplanten Umbau und hat man Exemplare mit einer passenden Farbe gefunden, so hapert es meist an der Leistung. Phobya bietet mit der G-Silent-12-Serie zwar keine All-Heil-Lösung an, zwei der gängigsten Farben erleichtern aber schon ein mal die Auswahl. Mit Rot und Blau trifft Phobya hierbei den Nerv der meisten Modder. Aber nicht nur durch die Optik sollen die G-Silent 12 überzeugen, auch mit der Leistung soll dies geschehen. Mit einer Maximal-Drehzahl von 1.500 U/min und einer Förderleistung von rund 97 m³/h bieten die Lüfter auch genügend Leistung für alle wichtigen Anwendungsgebiete. Wie sich die Lüfter schlagen, zeigen wir auf den folgenden Seiten.
On the test bench today is Glacialtech's Igloo H46 heatsink - a tower style exposed heatpipe base CPU cooler that marks one of the best efforts for this Taiwanese thermal solutions manufacturer to date. Standing 158mm tall, the Glacialtech Igloo H46 heatsink ships with one 120mm PWM fan but is capable of accommodating a second rear-mounted fan (clips provided) should users wish to operate two fans at reduced speed and decrease fan noise overall. The Igloo H46's bright yellow fan impeller spins at 1600-800RPM. Weighing in at 560 grams, the Glacialtech Igloo H46 heatsink installs onto Intel socket 775/1155/1156/1366 and AMD socket AM2/AM3/FM1 processors.
Xigmatek’s CPU cooler line-up is a vast one. They offer many contenders in a variety of markets which cater for every target audience. We recently tested one of their high end products in the Aegir SD128264 and found it to be a good performer if just a tad over-priced. Today we will be looking at a younger brother of the Aegir, Xigmatek’s Gaia SD1283.
The Scythe Kozuti SCKZT-1000 is a really compact low profile heatsink that conforms to the 1.5U standard and measures just 40mm from tip to toe! That's not a lot of space in which to cram a heatsink capable of handling 150W heat loads... but Scythe manage it with average thermal results - impressive for such a low profile heatsink really.
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