coolers

Akasa presents Maxwell Pro, the most powerful case for cooling Mini-ITX motherboards

Sep 14,2020 0 sot

A premium, passive case for the Mini-ITX, made of pure aluminium and featuring 4 copper heatpipes, this case is universally compatible with any Intel® or AMD board up to a TDP of 65W.

Thermaltake at CES 2020

Dec 19,2019 0 ant

Thermaltake will unveil a new series of products during the CES 2020 consumer electronics events.

The products to be unveiled include PC hardware for...

CORSAIR Offers Components for 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen Threadripper Builds

Nov 25,2019 0 ant

CORSAIR today announced a range of products including liquid CPU coolers, high-frequency DRAM, and efficient power supplies tested and validated for compatibility with the new...

Noctua Showcased Many New Prototypes at Computex 2019

Jun 5,2019 0 ant

At this year’s Computex Taipei trade show, Noctua displayed a range of upcoming products and prototypes, including its next-generation 140mm dual tower CPU coolers, a...

Corsair Introduces Hydro X Series

May 28,2019 0 ant

Corsair today announced the launch of the CORSAIR Hydro X Series, a complete line of custom cooling parts offering PC enthusiasts hardware to build extremely...

After having tested their Noctua NF-S12 120mm rotating fan, Noctua provided us with their high end NF-P12 model, which offers better performance and around the same, if not lower noise levels compared with the NF-S12.

Swiftech Apex Ultra H20-220

Jan 7,2008 0

Cooling has always been a rather hot subject, since most currently sold processors and GPU cores produce a lot of heat, especially when overclocked.

Thermaltake T2000 Notebook Cooler

Nov 9,2007 0

We recently reviewed Thermaltake's IXoft Pad, which is a silent, fanless cooling pad for laptops. The performance of the IXoft pad while good, may not be enough for some of the more "hot blooded" portables which can produce quite a good deal of heat.

Thermaltake Ixoft Pad

Oct 16,2007 0

Thermaltake Technology, the world?s leading brand in high-end computer chassis, power supply and thermal solutions, is launching its latest passive notebook cooling product.

Asus Arctic Square

May 24,2007 0

We all know of ASUS as producing mainly motherboards and graphic cards. So we were surprised to hear that ASUS was announcing CPU cooler products. There is of course a large market for such products, so why shouldn't a big company like ASUS enter this market?