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30th October
“Extreme” Video Card Cooling on an “Extreme” Budget | Posted on: 30/10/2010 @ 18:24
In the never ending quest for a few more MHz of power that any self respecting overclocker is constantly seeking, this question always comes up. How can I get this piece of hardware colder? As we all know, heat is normally the enemy of speed in our little world, and overclockers have dreamed up brilliant and sophisticated ways to keep their hardware colder. This is not one of them. ...
29th October
Prolimatech Super Mega CPU Cooler Review | Posted on: 29/10/2010 @ 0:00
Today we are looking at the most recent CPU cooler from Prolimatech, the Super Mega. The Super Mega is an updated version of the popular Megahalems CPU cooler that features a hybrid design that uses copper and aluminum. So join us as we put the new Prolimatech Super Mega CPU Cooler through the paces on our newly updated Intel Core i7-930 test system!
28th October
Thermaltake Jing CPU Cooler Review | Posted on: 28/10/2010 @ 0:36
We tested the Thermaltake Jing, a tower CPU air cooler, with five U-shaped heatpipes and two 120 mm fans. Check it out!
27th October
Colorful gives HD 6850 new cooler and 4-way CrossFire support | Posted on: 27/10/2010 @ 3:36
Colorful has sailed up as one of the more interesting graphics card makers and in Asia it has now presented a new model based on AMD Radeon HD 6850 that not only gets a new cooler from Zalman, but also a beefier power supply and 4-way CrossFire support.
26th October
I&H StealthRes 225 Reservoir | Posted on: 26/10/2010 @ 11:04
I&H Accessories was founded in 2005 by hobbyist Ian Hall. The company started, as many do, almost by accident. The StealthRes 225 Multi-Option Reservoir is one product from I&H, and we’ve finally finished running it through the ringer and back, and now we’ve got the impressions and result to share with you today.
22nd October
Zalman VF3000F (GTX470/465) VGA Cooler | Posted on: 22/10/2010 @ 19:48
Nvidia's Fermi core runs hot, and stock coolers are fine if you can get used to their loud and whiny operation. But if you really want performance and silence, you need to upgrade to an aftermarket cooler. The Zalman VF3000F (GTX470/465) VGA cooler is an excellent choice. Our testing showed that you can have both performance and nearly silent operation in the same package.
19th October
Zalman CNPS 9900 Max CPU Cooler Review @ Tweaknews | Posted on: 19/10/2010 @ 3:11
With the CNPS 9900 MAX cooler, Zalman gives the PC enthusiast a CPU cooler with top performance that doesn't require a couple of loud fans to do its job. It looks great, too. Available with either a red or blue LED fan, the MAX emits a subtle glow that will enhance the appearance of your windowed case, playing well with the black pearl nickel plating.
15th October
Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme Plus | Posted on: 15/10/2010 @ 0:47
One of the ways enthusiasts like to improve the performance of their PCs is by overclocking them. The downside to this is that it - more often then not - equates to quite a increase in heat output from the respective chip being pushed beyond its factory settings. Fortunately there are companies out there to offer better cooling solutions than what you get in your average PC; and they're not just ...
14th October
Cooler Master Choiix Power Fort USB Battery Pack Review | Posted on: 14/10/2010 @ 22:48
The Choiix Power Fort is a very handy device, and with seemingly infinite battery life as a flashlight (70 hours per charge, and 500 charges before it only charges up to ~85% means about 35,000 hours of flashlight time) it is simply a great buy. Even at its steep $49.99 price tag for the standard models I have to say the Choiix Power Fort is well worth the money, and if you travel frequently I ...
Corsair A50 CPU Cooler Review | Posted on: 14/10/2010 @ 0:36
We tested the Corsair A50, a tower-shaped CPU air cooler, with three U-shape heatpipes and a 120 mm fan. Check it out!
12th October
Thermalright HR-02 | Posted on: 12/10/2010 @ 11:49
The Thermalright HR-02 is a passive CPU cooler, and we're not going to baby it today. Not only are we going to strap it without a fan onto a Core i7 monster, we're also going to run it head-to-head against two of the best heatsinks we've seen on the market, the Noctua D14 and Prolimatech Megahalems to find out which one is the best passive heatsink out there.
5th October
GTX 480 Water Block Roundup | Posted on: 05/10/2010 @ 10:53
We have full coverage blocks from the top companies on the market, ranging in price from $85 to $135. We’re going to load each one onto the test bench and find out which is best suited to cool the mini furnace known as the GTX 480.
Xigmatek Dark Knight CPU Cooler Review @ Tweaknews | Posted on: 05/10/2010 @ 5:21
Xigmatek's Dark Knight S1283V CPU cooler has it all covered. It's got great cooling performance, a dark distinctive look, an innovative direct touch design and mounting solutions that are second to none. Xigmatek has done a great job with the Dark Knight, offering the PC enthusiast community top-notch performance in a well-engineered product with excellent fit and finish.
