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Das liegt vor allem am Konzept des Würfels, der laut Zalman ohne Lüfter auskommen soll. PC Games Hardware prüft im Test des FX100, ob das Konzept funktioniert.
In this review Frostytech will be testing Coolermaster's Hyper 212 Evo heatsink, an exposed heatpipe base tower cooler. Heatpipe direct touch, or exposed heatpipe base heatsinks are dead common these days because the technique has proven so effective. Particularly among the current crop of processors which feature integrated heat spreaders.
This product has clearly been created for enthusiasts, as it is rare that any “normal” user will require extra cooling to their rams, I would therefore expect it to reduce temperatures quite substantially, so as to allow extra voltage to be put through those DDR1/2/3 circuits.
Packaging is straight-forward, and installation instructions are on the back. The revision 2 utilizes the same low-noise blue LEDs that the original cooler used. The main difference here is that the revision 2 now has a two-speed switch incorporated into the cooler's body. The construction of the XTC v2 is a bit lighter than the original due to the use of black brushed aluminum instead of the chrome.
I was impressed with the Gladiator Max's performance. While not being the #1 victor, it wasn't far behind, and was without a doubt standing far above any of those it defeated. The performance could still be increased by using a high performance thermal paste, so that is definitely something to keep in mind if you're looking to squeeze a little more juice out of it.
With the introduction of Intel’s latest range of processors – the i7 series – thermal solutions manufactures have been caught between two minds: to create a new cooler which is better able to counter the 130W TDP of these new processors or to create a mounting mechanism for an existing CPU cooler in their range to allow it to fit the LGA1366 motherboards.
Die Kollegen von Hardwareoverclock haben einen neuen Bericht online gestellt. Getestet wurde ein weiterer Allround-CPU-Kühler, der auf einem Core i7 Prozessor zum Einsatz kam. Die Rede ist vom OCZ Gladiator Max, den es schon seit rund 6 Monaten gibt, aber trotzdem noch sehr gefragt ist. Bewertet wurden wie immer Kühlleistung, Lautstärke und Montage.
OCZ brachte mit dem Gladiator Max eine Weiterentwicklung des Vendetta 2 CPU-Kühlers. Größere Veränderungen sind nicht zu erwarten, jedoch ist es an der Zeit, den Kühler auf dem Intel Sockel 1366 gegen die Konkurrenz zu stellen
OCZ is absolutely famous with their memory, power supply, SSD but in fact they do produce quite number of CPU cooling products as well such as Cryo-Z (phase cooling), HF-MK1 (waterblock), Vanquisher, Vendetta and Gladiator (CPU coolers). Today let us go through together on OCZ Gladiator Max which is a 120mm CPU cooler and comes with 4 80mm direct heatpipe.
Fan controllers come in all shapes in sizes, but it’s not every day you see one that looks like a DJ’s mixer. Today we’ll be looking at the NZXT Sentry Mix Fan Controller, which supports up to six fans. The fans can be controlled very easily with each having its own slider. Each slider is individually marked and can be easily spotted in one of five LED colors.
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