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There are a lot of choices on the market today to cool your CPU, which range from all-in-one kits to modular kits, but by far the Domino from CoolIT is one of the best we have seen.
Mit dem Fiend Shark stellten wir vor Kurzem bereits einen Kühler von Deepcool vor. Während der Fiend Shark zur Kategorie der Top-Flow-Kühler zählt, gehört der heute getestete Ice Matrix 400 zu den Tower-Kühlern. Mit vier 6-mm-Heatpipes und einem 120-mm-Lüfter ausgestattet nimmt der Kühler den Kampf gegen die Abwärme des Prozessors auf. Durch seine schmale Bauweise soll der Ice Matrix 400 zudem auch noch eine hohe Kompatibilität gewährleisten. Ob der Kompromiss aus schmaler Bauweise und dennoch guter Kühlleistung funktioniert, klären wir in diesem Review.
If there is one thing to be said about Beijing based hardware manufacturer DeepCool, it would be their tenacity for pushing the limits of their own design while creating new and inspiring pieces of tech. While company has been around and creating cooling solutions since 1996, it hasn’t been until recently that they have thrust themselves onto the global enthusiast stage. Since we have been reviewing their products we have moved from simple air coolers to the very steampunk inspired AiO that we are taking a look at today. The Captain 240 is the middle of their Captain line of AiO coolers and really sets itself apart with it’s aesthetics. Read on as we find out if the design is just a veneer or if this cooler really has what it takes to be one of the best.
Wir hatten schon vor einiger Zeit einen CPU-Wasserkühler, schlicht "Innovatek i7 Kühler" genannt, in einem Testbericht vorgestellt. Üblicherweise sind detaillierte Fotos vom Innenleben der Kühler immer Teil der Reviews, damit man sich ein Bild von der Kühlstruktur machen kann. Nicht so beim Kühler von Innovatek, denn dieser lässt sich nicht mit herkömmlichen Mitteln auseinander nehmen. Natürlich lässt das die Neugier erst recht ansteigen.
Im heutigen Artikel wollen wir ein kleines Geheimnis lüften und erstmals einen Innovatek-Kühler von innen zeigen.
One of the biggest names in watercooling is Danger Den and not because they offer a ton of different products but rather their years of service to the watercooling enthusiast and providing them what they need at just the right time.
Corsair takes the Hydro series to 140mm. Have a look at the H90 we received for testing and see if it's a good option or not to cool your CPU.
Recently we published a review of the Thermaltake Water 3.0 Pro liquid CPU cooler and I was inundated on the forums, main site and on the Facebook page with requests to review Corsair’s H80i. Most people believed the Corsair H80i was a direct competitor to the Thermaltake Water 3.0 Pro that needed to be tested for comparative purposes. Shortly after this I spoke with Corsair and they very kindly sorted us out with a H80i for review which leads us on to today’s review.
Corsair’s H80i is one of the most premium solutions of the Corsair Hydro Series and it sits just below the Corsair H100i in terms of its market placement. You can check out our review of some other Corsair Hydro Series products below, note particularly the H90 and H100i as the closest H80i competitors from within Corsair’s own product series.
Corsair H55
Corsair H90
Corsair H100i
Corsair H110
Without any further ado let us get on with the testing of this Corsair H80i liquid CPU cooler and see how it stacks up against the competition.
Corsair is renewing it's all in one liquid cooling solution series. After overhauling the high end AX series power supplies, their high end Hydro 80 and 100 models are getting a facelift too. Baptized as the H80i and H100i models; Without any clue what the i really stands for, however ignition or injection seem logic options. Most important upgrade is the inclusion of the new Corsair Air fan series, which already are renown for improving the cooling performance by a small margin. However that's not the only part where the new Hydro I series differ from their predecessors. Time to explore Corsair's latest addition.
Today we are looking at newest addition to the Corsair Hydro Series, the H80. The H80 water cooler includes a double-thick 120mm radiator and should be compatible with virtually any standard ATX PC case. Join us as we check out the updates Corsair has made as we put the new Hydro Series H80 through the paces on our Intel Core i7-930 powered test system.
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