Noctua NH-L12 CPU Cooler Review @ DragonSteelMods
May 8, 2012 Comments Off on Noctua NH-L12 CPU Cooler Review @ DragonSteelMods
Review Link: http://www.dragonsteelmods.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17421&Itemid=1 Review Snipit: “Noctua is well known for their excellent cooling products, when it comes to the enthusiast end of things Noctua knows what it’s doing that’s for sure. Many of Noctua’s products are aimed at the high-end or enthusiast user who likes to overclock their systems and get the most out of […]
Continue reading …Phanteks Launch PH-TC14CS series C-Type Premier CPU Cooler
March 30, 2012 Comments Off on Phanteks Launch PH-TC14CS series C-Type Premier CPU Cooler
I like the red one… black is nice as well, but I think red would look great… European cooling expert Phanteks expands its product portfolio with the PH-TC14CS C-Type CPU Cooler. The PH-TC14CS measures 160 x 151 x 140.5 mm ( with dual fans), it weighs 900 grams, has five nickel-plated 8mm copper […]
Continue reading …Noctua presents NH-L12 low-profile CPU cooler
February 22, 2012 Comments Off on Noctua presents NH-L12 low-profile CPU cooler
A new Noctua cooler, this one is small… Noctua today presented its new NH-L12 low-profile cooler for Small Form Factor cases and HTPC environments. The NH-L12 features a flexible NF-F12 (120mm) / NF-B9 (92mm) dual PWM fan setup that can be configured either for full performance in dual fan mode or extra-low profile (66mm) […]
Continue reading …ARCTIC introduces the Alpine 64 PLUS AMD CPU Cooler
February 20, 2012 Comments Off on ARCTIC introduces the Alpine 64 PLUS AMD CPU Cooler
New cooler for you AMD users.. Following the successful launch of Alpine 11 PLUS for Intel, ARCTIC has received a number of requests from AMD users for a compatible version with the same outstanding price-performance ratio. In order to fulfill this market demand, ARCTIC introduces the Alpine 64 PLUS to satisfy AMD power […]
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Continue reading …ARCTIC creates a new CPU cooer for expanding the Alpine series – Alpine 11 PLUS
October 24, 2011 Comments Off on ARCTIC creates a new CPU cooer for expanding the Alpine series – Alpine 11 PLUS
Keeping things cool, it’s Arctic! The Alpine 11 PLUS is a better value-for-money option for you to replace your generic stock cooler because it provides an enhanced cooling performance and lowered noise level. Its 92mm PWM-controlled fan cools your CPU at the required temperature. Furthermore, the Alpine 11 PLUS comes with a pre-applied MX-4 […]
Continue reading …Silenx Effizio EFZ-92HA3 CPU Cooler @ TestFreaks
October 8, 2011 Comments Off on Silenx Effizio EFZ-92HA3 CPU Cooler @ TestFreaks
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-silenx-effizio-efz-92ha3-cpu-cooler/ Quote: “Up for review today I’ve got a small, good looking cooler that performs amazingly well. The cooler is the Silenx Effizio EFZ-92HA3 that features 92mm cooling fan and a small profile. I’ve put the cooler up against ones that are two and three times the size of it and I was very […]
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The CPU cooler is probably one of the most important parts of your computer system; it’s what keeps your CPU cool and working great. Today for review I’ve got the Thermaltake Frio OCK CPU cooler which is big and bold with styling based on Starcraft II actually. The cooler is meant to keep your CPU […]
Continue reading …ENERMAX Introduces the T60 CPU Cooler
September 23, 2011 Comments Off on ENERMAX Introduces the T60 CPU Cooler
They’ve actually introduced two new CPU Coolers, the ETD-T60-TB and ETD-T60-VD versions. ENERMAX introduces a new down flow CPU cooler, the ETD-T60 series. ENERMAX thermal team presents the new CPU cooler, ETD-T60, with down flow solutions and thermal resistance down to 0.12°C/W; a breakthrough for down flow CPU coolers! ETD-T60 combines […]
Continue reading …IBM Microprocessors to Power the New Wii U System from Nintendo
June 7, 2011 Comments Off on IBM Microprocessors to Power the New Wii U System from Nintendo
So IBM will be powering the new Wii U console. It doesn’t say anything about what it is exactly, like speed etc, but here’s the PR: /PRNewswire/ — IBM today announced that it will provide the microprocessors that will serve as the heart of the new Wii U™ system from Nintendo. Unveiled today at […]
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