Akasa Revo AK-925 Loop Thermosyphon Heatsink Review Unlike heatpipes which typically use water under a slight vacuum for working fluid, the Revo heatsink is slightly pressurized with a fluorocarbon called R134a. R134a has a boiling point of -26.3°C at room pressure, but in the hermetically sealed system at a slight pressure that boiling point is raised to a level more appropriate for this application.	Date: Jan 01, 2011 Model No.: Revo AK-925 Rating:
Akasa Venom Heatsink Review The Akasa Venom heatsink stands 160mm tall and weighs just over 800grams. It's built around four 8mm diameter copper heatpipes and raw aluminum cooling fins. The Venom ships with a fancy nuclear yellow fan called the 'S-Flow' that spins at 600-1900RPM, moving around 83CFM according to the manufacturer.	Date: Sep 19, 2010 Rating:
Akasa Venom Nano Heatsink Review Akasa's Venom Nano heatsink stands 150mm tall, weighs 560 grams and installs onto AMD socket AM2/AM3 and Intel socket 775/1156/1366 processors. Off the cuff though, it seems a little modest for Intel Core i7 use, dito for AMD Black Edition chips.	Date: Aug 17, 2010 Model No.: Venom Nano Rating:
Akasa Blue Aurora AK-966BL Heatsink Review The thermal design follows in the footsteps of models released by Xigmatek and others, but if you flip the Blue Aurora AK-966BL over you won't find exposed heatpipes.	Date: Mar 02, 2009 Model No.: Blue Aurora AK-966BL Rating:
Akasa Nero AK-967 Heatsink Review Akasa's Nero AK-967 heatsink is based on the popular heatpipe direct touch technique, and like so many CPU coolers, for today's class of heatspreader capped processors it's the only way to go!	Date: Jan 08, 2009 Model No.: Nero AK-967 Rating:
Akasa AK-TT12-80 Thermal Adhesive Tape 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?	Date: May 04, 2008 Model No.: AK-TT12-80 Rating:
Akasa AK-975Cu Intel 2U Heatsink Review The Akasa AK-975Cu is a compact little Intel socket 775 heatsink that stands no more than 77mm tall. It comes with a 70mm PWM fan that varies in speed from 1000-3500RPM, and a convenient patch of pre-applied thermal compound on its base.	Date: Jul 19, 2007 Model No.: AK-975cu Rating:
Akasa AK-876 AMD Athlon64 Heatsink Review As you might expect, the Akasa AK-876 is a lower noise AMD processor heatsink that is both easy to install and fairly lightweight. A thermally controlled fan was abandoned for a PWM compliant one instead.	Date: Jul 02, 2007 Model No.: AK-876 Rating:
Akasa AK-965 Intel Core 2 Duo Heatsink Review Akasa's AK-965 heatsink utilizes a 95mm PWM fan spins only as fast as needed to achieve good temperature control, and works well at moving air relatively quietly through the aluminum fins.	Date: Jul 01, 2007 Model No.: AK-965 Rating:
Akasa Evo Blue AK-922 Heatsink Review The AK-922 'Evo Blue' features no less than six copper heat pipes, a very thick copper base, 52 thin aluminum fins, a small extruded aluminum heatsink, and four strategically placed blue LEDs..	Date: Jun 19, 2007 Model No.: Evo Blue AK-922 Rating:
Akasa EVO 120 AK-920 Low Noise Heatsink Review The new, 2007 model Akasa EVO 120 improves on these shortcomings with a stocky copper base, and three chunky 8mm diameter heatpipes.	Date: Jan 31, 2007 Model No.: EVO 120 AK-920 Rating:
Akasa AK-873 AMD Athlon64 Heatsink Review The Akasa AK-873 is a socket AM2 or 754/939/940 AMD Athlon64 heatsink, and it comes with its own fan speed controller which enables it to shift from high speed operation to whisper quiet.	Date: Nov 27, 2006 Model No.: AK-873 Rating:
Akasa AK-860SF AMD Athlon64 Heatsink Review The Akasa AK-860SF is an economical socket AM2 or 939 AMD Athlon64 heatsink of the most basic sense.	Date: Nov 26, 2006 Model No.: AK-860SF Rating:
Akasa AK-960E Socket 775 Heatsink Review As with most heatsinks that are vying to push the stock thermal solution out of the PC, the AK-960E comes equipped with a Pulse Width Modulation controlled fan.	Date: Nov 16, 2006 Model No.: AK-960E Rating:
Akasa AK-961 Socket 775 Heatsink Review Akasa's AK-961 heatsink is made from a collection of very thin stacked aluminum fins, three copper heatpipes, and a small block of copper at the base.	Date: Nov 16, 2006 Model No.: AK-961 Rating:
Akasa AK821 Copper Base Heatsink Review With the copper insert the Akasa AK821 makes direct contact with a metal which has a high thermal conductivity.	Date: Jan 25, 2003 Rating:
Akasa AK350 Copper 1U Heatsink Review In the case of the AK350, the entire heatsink appears to made by cold forged from one small billet of copper.	Date: Dec 23, 2002 Rating:
Akasa Silver Mountain 2Q Copper Heatsink Review The silver mountain is a unique breed among coolers - it's based upon a solid copper foundation.	Date: Nov 27, 2002 Model No.: Silver Mountain 2Q Rating:
Akasa 80mm Glowing Fans for Case Pimping Of the two types of fans the all Blue coloured fan looks the best IMHO, and comes with a small rheostat so you can even control the RPM speeds and thus noise levels.	Date: Sep 12, 2002 Model No.: AK-170RA4S Rating:
Akasa Icicle 238 Heatsink Review The Silver Mountain heatsink from Akasa was one of the most notable heatsink concepts to ever make it to market, but the Icicle 238 is not to be overlooked either.	Date: Oct 18, 2001 Model No.: Icicle 238 Rating:
Akasa Silver Mountain Heatsink Review Take one solid copper heatsink and plate it entirely with silver and you have the Akasa Silver Mountain.	Date: Sep 29, 2001 Model No.: Silver Mountain Rating:

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