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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.
Maingear prides themselves on delivering premium quality products along with thorough and personal support for the systems and is why they went to CoolIT to partner up to design a custom solution to fit inside of the SilverStone RV01 chassis. We all know that SilverStone long ago jumped ahead of the curve and started cooling their cases with 180mm fans. This gave Maingear a unique opportunity that they took full advantage of. Maingear could have followed suit with Corsair, Antec, CoolIT, or Asetek and just deliver the standard 120mm solution that we have seen in many, many forms, even one with a dual 120mm radiator! For Maingear that wasn't enough, they want to deliver their customers something even better.
Aujourd'hui, nous allons parler d’un étonnant cooler, le Thermaltake Massive23 GT. Ce petit notebook cooler, qui se destine principalement aux portables Gamers, sera là pour refroidir votre machine gavées aux hormones, notamment grâce à un gros gros ventilateur. Véritablement efficace ?
Bei Meisterkühler findet zum zweiten Mal vom 9.1. bis zum 30.4.2012 die Deutsche Kühlerbau Meisterschaft statt. An dieser Aktion kann sich jeder Hobbybastler und Wasserkühlungsfan beteiligen. Ziel der Aktion ist es die Begeisterung für Selfmade-Wasserkühler wieder zu wecken. Dabei kann jeder mit seiner eigenen Kreation eines CPU-Wasserkühlers in einer von drei Kategorien am Wettbewerb teilnehmen. In der Highend Klasse wurden bereits einige gute Worklogs gestartet, die mit Hilfe eines durchdachten Kühlkonzepts vielleicht sogar kommerzielle Kühler schlagen könnten. Um den Performance-Award zu gewinnen sollte der Eigenbau-Kühler sich möglichst gut auf dem Prüfstand von Meisterkühler schlagen oder z.B. in der Bewertungskategorie "Design" die User des Meisterkühler-Forums überzeugen können. In diesen Jahr haben wir mit 30 (!) Anmeldungen fast doppelt so viele wie im Jahr 2011 zuvor. Eine Anmeldung ist noch jederzeit möglich. Weitere Informationen in der DKM-Beitrag, siehe Link.
Today we are looking at the latest cooler from Arctic – the Freezer i30, which features an interchangeable 120mm PWM fan, 4 double sided direct touch heatpipes with cooling support up to 320 Watts. The i30 is released to exclusively support Intel motherboards.
Usually when a CPU cooler is reviewed here at the Shrimps we are talking about high end big and bulky models. Dual towers, triple fan equipped, the bigger the better. But what about for them that are building a high performance HTPC or eg a mini cube ? Do they have to rely solely on the included boxed coolers ? I had the privilege to build a Mine LAN PC inside a Lian Li V353 Cube shaped case. Most important factor was the build's size, not at the cost of performance. The choice of components was pretty high end : Asus Maximus IV Gene, Intel 2600K, 16Gb of Corsair ram, 120 Corsair GT SSD and a Nvidia GTX560 GPU. More than suitable for casual gaming purposes. After the build was completed, we noticed, during stability testing, that the CPU got pretty hot. And it was still running at out of the box speeds. Time to look for a beefier cooling solution Our eye fell onto Cooler Masters' latest low profile CPU cooler : The GeminII M4 CPU cooler.
Arctic hat vor kurzer Zeit wieder ein paar Grafikkartenkühler auf den Markt gebracht die mit vielen Karten kompatibel sind. Ich möchte hier den Accelero Mono Plus und den Accelero S1 Plus mit dazugehörigen Turbo Modul vorstellen. Das ganze habe ich auf einer Radeon HD 4850 getestet. Wie sich die neuen Kühler in Bezug auf Lautstärke und Kühlleistung schlagen, möchte ich hier zeigen.
Today we are going to look at the Be Quiet! Shadow Rock Pro which is part of the new Shadow Rock series. While the Dark Rock series was designed for the enthusiast segment where performance is the key consideration, the Shadow Rock is designed with quiet operation in mind. Let’s take a closer look.
Technic3D hat den Cooler Master Gemin II M4 CPU-Kühler im Test. Ob sich der Top-Flow Kühler für den HTPC Bereich gegen die Konkurrenz behaupten kann, steht im nachfolgenden Artikel.
First off let me start by saying I have been a huge fan of Noctua products since they sent me my first cooler to test so many years ago. In the time gone by, Noctua was one of the only companies driven to the perfection to search for a noise free user environment while still delivering some of the best cooling results on the market. To be bluntly obvious, there is only so long a company can utilize one basic concept before technology passes it by and they are no longer competitive. Well, Noctua thought ahead and really came up with a wonderful fan that is one of the most thought-out designs on the market today.I know, the first thing you are going to say is that Noctua fans are ugly and the colors don't match the theme in your chassis. To that I say simply this, get over it already. These colors have made Noctua fans famous over the years and can be discerned in a crowd at long distances. The technology involved in designing a fan like this newest submission far outweighs the concern for color. Then again I am a function over form sort of guy and the only one to see my rigs is me, unless I choose to host images of it.
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