Intel FCLGA4-S Core 2 Extreme Reference Heatsink Review
May 07, 2008 - Frosty No.2278
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Let's spend some quality time with Intel's newest 45nm Core 2 Extreme
class reference cooler and find out if it's better than every heatsink ever made, or not.
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Coolermaster Aquagate Mini R80 Watercooling CPU Heatsink Review
May 05, 2008 - Frosty No.2277
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
The Coolermaster Aquagate Mini R80 is a self contained watercooling system designed for a broad range of Intel and AMD processors.
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Akasa AK-TT12-80 Thermal Adhesive Tape
May 04, 2008 - Frosty No.2276
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
If you've ever needed to re-attach a heatsink held in this manner, what are you to do? Thermal paste is sold in every computer store, but thermal adhesives?
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Thermolab Micro Silencer TLI-S Heatsink Review
May 03, 2008 - Frosty No.2274
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Thermolab's Micro Silencer TLI-S
heatsink uses a simple swagged aluminum fin and heatpipe construction, weighs a feathery 276 grams and comes with a pre-applied patch of 8 W/mK rated gray
thermal interface material.
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Thermolab Nano Silencer TLI-U Low-Profile Heatsink Review
May 03, 2008 - Frosty No.2275
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
The Nano Silencer TLI-U is ideally sized for 1U server chassis, nano formfactor PCs, car PCs and media center microATX-style cases. The entire TLI-U heatsink stands no taller than 45mm.
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Coolermaster Hyper Z600 Passive Heatsink Review
May 02, 2008 - Frosty No.2273
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Coolermaster's Hyper Z600 heatsink is a novel passive CPU heatsink for today's dual core processors. Its' star shape, widely spaced aluminum fins and prodigious number of silvery copper
heatpipes allow it to work without the benefit of a fan.
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SilenX iXtrema IXC-120HA2 Heatsink Review
May 01, 2008 - Frosty No.2272
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Looking for a new heatsink that works on either Intel or AMD processors? Good, say 'hello' to one of the new class of direct heatpipe contact
heatsinks hitting the streets.
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Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer Heatsink Review
Apr 30, 2008 - Frosty No.2271
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Today Frostytech is testing out one of
the new breed of direct heatpipe contact coolers that are sweeping the industry; the Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer heatsink.
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Noctua NH-U9B Low Noise Heatsink Review
Apr 28, 2008 - Frosty No.2270
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
This time around, Noctua nickel plate
all copper surfaces and bundle in the super quiet NF-B9 fan - and it's
not your average vaneaxial fan either.
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Xigmatek HDT-SD964 Exposed Heatpipe Base Heatsink Review
Apr 28, 2008 - Frosty No.2269
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
The Xigmatek HDT-SD964 is a potent CPU cooler because it puts four copper heatpipes in direct contact with the processor.
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Scythe Orochi SCORC-1000 Low Noise Heatsink Review
Mar 19, 2008 - Frosty No.2258
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Scythe made the Orochi heatsink
large for a reason, so that it can be paired with a slowly rotating ultra
quiet fan to gently move air through the massive heatsinks' fins.
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ASUS Silent Knight II Heatsink Review
Mar 12, 2008 - Frosty No.2260
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
The Silent Knight II heatsink is almost entirely made of copper, the base and fins and heatpipes all utilize this thermally conductive metal.
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Auras CTC-868 Heatsink Review
Mar 11, 2008 - Frosty No.2261
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
What makes the Auras CTC-868 heatsink stand out is that it's split into thirds, with the two outer sections holding the integrated fans.
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Mil-Spec Aerospace Fan on Scythe Orochi Heatsink - Big just got bigger!
Mar 10, 2008 - Frosty No.2259
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
In this article Frostytech is going to have some fun with the Orochi and conduct a little experiment with the help of one very powerful mil-spec IMC Magnetics fan.
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Zalman ZM-MFC2 Multi Fan Controller Review
Feb 19, 2008 - Frosty No.2251
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Zalman introduced its ZM-MFC2 multi fan speed controller last year at CES, and the reason we're reviewing it today are three-fold. For starters, the Zalman ZM-MFC2 digitally monitors four fans to +/- 10RPM and displays that data in real time.
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Asus Triton 77 Heatsink Review
Feb 12, 2008 - Frosty No.2249
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
The ASUS Triton 77 heatsink is one of the latest processor thermal solutions to come from motherboard manufacturing giant ASUS. The heatsink is equipped with a Sunon MagLev 92mm vapo-bearing PWM fan which runs at a very quiet 2300RPM.
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Scythe Zipang SCZP-1000 Ultra Low Noise Heatsink Review
Feb 12, 2008 - Frosty No.2248
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
If you need a silent heatsink, and I do mean silent, the Scythe Zipang is
the next best thing to a passive block of aluminum (the only truely silent
option).
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Scythe Shuriken SCSK-1000 Heatsink Review
Feb 10, 2008 - Frosty No.2247
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
The Scythe Shuriken (SCSK-1000) heatsink features copper heatpipes, high density stacked aluminum fins, a copper base and a low profile 12mm thick 100mm Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) fan. All that in a package that is 65mm tall.
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Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme Heatsink Review
Feb 04, 2008 - Frosty No.2244
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Like the Ultra-120 that came before it, the Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme applies fairly simple concepts to yield a well performing tower heatsink that doesn't have to generate much noise to
get the job done.
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Zalman CNPS8700 LED Low Noise Heatsink Review
Feb 03, 2008 - Frosty No.2243
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Got a noisy computer? If you've finally decided to take some action and replace a loud heatsink for something quieter, and cooler-running, take notice of the Zalman CNPS8700 LED heatsink.
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Asus Triton 75 Heatsink Review
Feb 03, 2008 - Frosty No.2242
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
The Asus Triton 75 heatsink is intended to be used with a 120mm fan of your choice. The 395 gram heatsink is uses four 6mm diameter copper heatpipes to support a 120x120mm aluminum fin array above the CPU socket.
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Auras SMF-660 TwinW Intel Heatsink Review
Feb 02, 2008 - Frosty No.2241
Category: Cooling / Heatsinks
Auras ship the SMF-660 heatsink with a 92mm PWM fan that scales in speed from 1200-2100RPM with compatible motherboards. At its fastest speed the fan is moderately audible.
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