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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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Arctic Cooling is a leader in creating thermal cooling solution for personal computer systems that enable CPU, GPU and PC case cooling while reducing the noise level. Increased heat generated by modern computer systems has overwhelmed most existing CPU cooler manufacturers in their efforts to keep pace with the demands in terms of cooling. These days thermal compound has become quite essential to the success of overclocking certain hardware components. If you've ever installed a fancy new heatsink on your processor then you know thermal compound can be very influential to cooling, and a vital aspect for a stable and cool running system.
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Monday, July 23, 2007
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It is also worth pointing out that the watercooling loop also contained the processor before the graphics card which would have added heat to the loop and raised the GPU's temperatures. Lastly, the fans on the radiator were set to 7v which decreased the watercooling performance, but made less noise. Wow, I really am trying to defend and justify my expensive watercooling setup aren't I? (Editors note: ermm it sounds like it after it got whipped by S1)
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Monday, July 2, 2007
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The passiv Graphics Card Heatsink from Arctic Cooling,the Accelero S1, arrived Technic3D. The "S2" for Midrange Cards and now the "S1! for High-End? See you in the following Review with a PowerColor Radeon X1800 XT.
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Wednesday, May 30, 2007
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It is hard to review a product such as a fan. Generally, if you plug it in, and it works, then the fan deserves a recommendation. On the contrary, today I will be reviewing the Arctic Cooling Arctic Fan 9, Arctic Cooling's new PWM based 90mm fan. For the test, I will be replacing the stock fan on my CPU cooler with it, and seeing what the differences in temperature and noise pollution look like.
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Wednesday, May 2, 2007
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Arctic cooling produces some of the worlds better heatsinks and their products can be found in many an enthusiasts humming rig. However heatsinks are not the only product they focus on, they also put a lot of R n 'D into their fans. Today I have two of them, their 120mm and 90mm PWM Arctic Fans; lets see how they perform.
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Thursday, April 5, 2007
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The first cooler to grace our new review outline is the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro. It's been around a while but it still has a great deal to offer. For starters, it's cheap (£16 at time of writing), which means it's a no brainer - if it performs admirably you have no choice but to get one!
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Monday, March 26, 2007
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The new passiv Graphics Card Heatsink from Arctic Cooling,the Accelero S2, arrived Technic3D. Only for Midrange Cards? See you in the following Review with a MSI NVIDIA 6600 GT.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007
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The fan itself is also a highlight. It is a 92mm fan that is caseless. The great part of the fan are the mounts. The mounts are rubber and are basically standoffs that control vibration going to the computer. Less vibration means less noise which is also a good thing.
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The cooling experts from Switzerland, Arctic Cooling has a new passive solution for mainstream graphics card - the Accelero S2.
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Friday, March 9, 2007
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TThe Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 LP is a low profile AMD Athlon64 heatsink for media centers, or any situation where the compact size of the computer case limits the vertical profile of the thermal solution. The heatsink is compatible with both socket 754/939/940 and socket AM2 AMD processors, and due to the low profile design constraints it features a rather unique "sandwich" design. The Freezer 64 LP stands no taller than 65mm, with two low noise 60mm fans mounted at either side of the heatsink providing all the cooling airflow. The heatsink itself is a combination of two simple extruded aluminum heatsinks, bonded together where three copper heatpipes meet.
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Friday, January 19, 2007
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Cooling your CPU is very important as we all know. Because of this, there are hundreds of solutions for a person to choose from. Arctic Cooling offers a CPU cooler that promises to provide exceptional cooling with very little noise by utilizing heatpipe technology. While most of these solutions tend to cost around $40-50, Arctic Cooling's Freezer 64 Pro is a very affordable solution. Normally, that means they took shortcuts and the cooler does not work all that well. CaseCooler.com allowed us to test the Freezer 64 PRO from Arctic Cooling, so let's find out how well it performs.
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Tuesday, December 26, 2006
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Artic cooling were renowned the world over for their range of GPU coolers that fitted the Nvidia 6 series and ATI 8 series GPUs. Their new generation of coolers is deisnged to bring solid cooling performance to the worlds most demanding video cards yet. Can the Accelero X2 sufficiently cool our in-house x1900XT? Lets see.
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Monday, November 6, 2006
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The Swiss have come up with yet another cooling solution. Only this time, it is for your super hot 3D Graphics cards. The Accelero X1 boasts super quiet operation, with extra cooling power. Can this product pull both feats off without compromise?
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Monday, April 17, 2006
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All in all the Arctic Alpine 64 has achieved what Arctic has aimed for. The heatsink has good cooling performance while maintaining a low level of sound generated. I would mainly suggest this heatsink for anyone wanted a good cooling upgrade from their stock AMD heatsink or for that matter anyone wishing to aim for a quieter computer from a performance heatsink and fan such as the XP-90...
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Wednesday, April 5, 2006
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The Alpine 64 presents some stiff competition, especially when it's price is taken into consideration. For a price of approximately $15 USD, the Alpine 64 is an excellent choice for those who want to replace their noisy stock cooler with a more efficient and quieter cooling solution...
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