DeepCool Maelstrom 240 Liquid Cooling System Review DeepCool's Maelstrom 240 is a self contained CPU liquid cooling system consists of a dual fan, 240mm wide aluminum heat exchanger and combination pump head / skived copper waterblock. With Frostytech's synthetic thermal test platforms applying up to a 200W heat load, only we can accurately rank how the Maelstrom 240 liquid cooler stacks up	Date: Jan 04, 2016 Model No.: Maelstrom 240 Rating:
DeepCool Gamer Storm Lucifer K2 Heatsink Review DeepCool's Gamer Storm Lucifer K2 heatsink is a revised version of the original Gamer Storm Lucifer heatsink, which Frostytech tested about a year back. The Lucifer K2 heatsink only differs in that it's not nickel plated and ships with a slim profile (20mm thick)120mm fan which makes the heatsink a little more accommodating on confined motherboards.	Date: Jan 02, 2016 Model No.: Gamer Storm Lucifer K2 Rating:
DeepCool Gamer Storm Lucifer Heatsink Review The DeepCool Gamer Storm Lucifer heatsink is a fairly large CPU cooler, very much resembling a passive thermal solution on quick glance due to its boxy footprint and widely spaced aluminum fins. The heatsink isn't a passive cooler though, its single fan is very much required to keep the Lucifer from becoming like its name-sake.	Date: Jan 02, 2015 Model No.: Lucifer Rating:
DeepCool Gammaxx S40 Heatsink Review It's nice to once again encounter a heatsink that stands less than 150mm tall and doesn't feature some kind of complicated self contained water cooling heat exchanger... these days it's getting more difficult to find CPU coolers for compact computer systems.	Date: Jul 18, 2013 Model No.: Gammaxx S40 Rating:
DeepCool Neptwin Heatsink Review Like a tower heatsink on steroids, the Deepcool Neptwin heatsink incorporates two full-size aluminum cooling fin stacks, twin 120mm fans, six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a chunky 5mm thick copper heatspreader base plate - it's almost literally two heatsinks in one!	Date: Mar 27, 2013 Model No.: Neptwin Rating:
DeepCool Frostwin Heatsink Review The DeepCool Frostwin heatsink ships with two 120mm PWM fans that rotate at 1500-900RPM and move upwards of 55CFM each. According to Frostytech's real world sound measurements, the heatsink produces between 37-50dBA noise.	Date: Mar 26, 2013 Model No.: Frostwin Rating:
DeepCool IceBlade Pro V2.0 Heatsink Review Deepcool's IceBlade Pro V2.0 heatsink stands 161mm tall and weighs a solid 981 grams. At the heart of this boxy heatsink are four 8mm diameter copper heatpipes, nickel plated along with everything else, including the aluminum fins.	Date: Feb 28, 2013 Model No.: IceBlade Pro V2.0 Rating:
DeepCool Gammaxx 400 Heatsink Review Deepcool's Gammaxx 400 heatsink stands 162mm tall, putting in the class of full tower CPU coolers. At the heart of the 654 gram heatsink are four 6mm diameter copper heatpipes which are exposed at the base. The rest of the heatsink is a pretty standard rectangular aluminum fin stack, no fancy leading edges, shapes or punched out cooling fins.	Date: Oct 22, 2012 Model No.: Gammaxx 400 Rating:
DeepCool Ice Wind Pro Heatsink Review The Deepcool Ice Wind Pro heatsink stands 157mm tall and 86mm deep - most tower coolers are more boxy in profile and this can make them interfere with tall memory modules on some motherboards.	Date: Apr 28, 2012 Model No.: Ice Wind Pro Rating:
DeepCool IceEdge 400XT Heatsink Review Deepcool's IceEdge 400XT heatsink is a mid-size tower cooler that stands a modest 127mm high and weighs 585 grams. At its heart are four, 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a 92x100mm stack of dark nickel plated aluminum fins.	Date: Nov 13, 2011 Model No.: IceEdge 400XT Rating:
Deepcool Ice Matrix 600 Heatsink Review As with other DeepCool heatsinks, the Ice Matrix 600 cooler ships with a special fan that has a resilient layer of rubber surrounding the entire fan frame.	Date: Dec 31, 2010 Model No.: Ice Matrix 600 Rating:
Deepcool Ice Matrix 400 Heatsink Review Deepcool's Ice Matrix 400 heatsink is a relatively thin profile tower cooler that stands 160mm tall, but is only 71mm deep.	Date: Dec 30, 2010 Model No.: Ice Matrix 400 Rating:
DeepCool Gamer Storm Heatsink Review The Deepcool Gamer Storm heatsink is a tower cooler standing over 155mm tall and weighing upwards of 1189 grams. At its heart are no fewer than six, 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and 48 aluminum fins.	Date: Sep 08, 2010 Model No.: Gamer Storm Rating:
DeepCool Ice Warrior Heatsink Review In this review Frostytech is testing a novel heatsink from Beijing-based DeepCool Industries Co. called the Ice Warrior. Names aside, the Ice Warrior heatsink is a 155mm tall tower heatsink that utilizes six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a fairly hefty copper base plate.	Date: Jul 28, 2010 Model No.: Ice Warrior Rating:
DeepCool Killer Whale Premium Heatsink Review The large top-down heatsink has a jaw dropping weight of 1,225grams, or 1.225kg. That's a lot of weight to hang from a CPU socket, so it goes without saying that rear motherboard support brackets are mandatory!	Date: Sep 02, 2009 Model No.: Killer Whale Premium Rating:
DeepCool Killer Whale Heatsink Review DeepCool's Killer Whale heatsink is a top-down cooler built around two critical things. It has a hefty solid copper heat spreader (base) onto which six 6mm diameter heatpipes have been soldered, and a large and potentially very quiet 48mm thick 120mm PWM fan that spins at 1000-1800RPM.	Date: Aug 30, 2009 Model No.: Killer Whale Rating:
DeepCool IceWing 5 Pro Heatsink Review The IceWing 5 Pro heatsink is compatible with Intel socket 775/1366 and AMD socket 939-to-AM3 processors. It features five 6mm diameter copper heatpipes, stands 131mm tall and weighs roughly 670 grams.	Date: Aug 26, 2009 Model No.: IceWing 5 Pro Rating:
DeepCool Ice Blade Pro Heatsink Review One or two 120mm fans can be mounted to either side of the DeepCool Ice Blade Pro, and rubber vibration absorbing posts are supplied along with extra fan clips. A single 120mm PWM fan that operates at 900-1500RPM is supplied.	Date: Jun 10, 2009 Model No.: Ice Blade Pro Rating:

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