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CoolingReviews

Thermal Paste – A Roundup, Updated

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onNov 24, 2016 at 1:40 AM
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Physics is a fair but harsh mistress. For while the heatspreader on your CPU – and the base of your CPU cooler – may look smooth, flat and able to make perfect contact, this is far from the case. Microscopic surface imperfections present on all metallic surfaces work against the movement of energy, by preventing proper contact and …

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Reeven Vanxie – Sufficient Cooling

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onNov 8, 2016 at 10:05 PM
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After the recent reviews of two of Reeven’s other products, the call from our community came out – they want to see how Reeven’s smallest cooler, the Vanxie, performs. Today we have that cooler on our SFF test bench to see how it performs. The main competitor, the Noctua L9A, has already been through the …

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Reeven Brontes – Another Eye on Performance

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onSep 27, 2016 at 2:22 PM
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In Greek mythology, Steropes, Brontes and Arges are three siblings decended from Gaia and Uranus (stop giggling, you in the back). They were the blacksmiths to Zeus, Poiseidon, and other gods. In this case, however, Brontes is a 59mm tall CPU cooler from an relatively unknown brand – Reeven. REEVEN is a newly established international manufacturer …

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Reeven Steropes – One Eye Towards Performance

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onSep 23, 2016 at 5:50 PM
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In Greek mythology, Steropes, Brontes and Arges are three siblings decended from Gaia and Uranus (stop giggling, you in the back). They were the blacksmiths to Zeus, Poseidon, and other gods. In this case, however, Steropes is a 60mm tall CPU cooler from a relatively unknown brand – Reeven. REEVEN is a newly established international …

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Noctua’s NH-U14S – Not As Large as the NH-D15

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onAug 18, 2016 at 1:53 AM
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While we are a community formed around the idea of small, space-efficient designs, once again, a bigger cooler may be the best option for your build, be it for performance or to ensure low noise levels. While the NH-U14S is smaller than the recently reviewed NH-D15S, it should still offer great performance, enabling satisfaction of …

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Noctua NH-U12S, Mid Range Masterpiece

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onAug 9, 2016 at 3:27 AM
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So, after looking at one of Noctua’s largest coolers, it was time to look at something (slightly) smaller from their product range.. [mks_separator style=”blank” height=”2″] The Noctua NH-U12S HEATSINK SPECIFICATION Dimension (with fan) L45 mm x W125 mm x H158 mm Weight (with fan) 755 g Weight (without fan) 580 g Heat pipes Copper heat …

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Is Bigger Better? Looking at the Noctua NH-C14S

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onJul 1, 2016 at 2:55 AM
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Recently, we looked at Noctua’s NH-L12, one of the more premium downdraft style CPU coolers. The NH-L12 does have a larger cousin though – the NH-C14S, a behemoth downdraft cooler designed for high wattage or quiet systems. Featuring support for 140mm fans, this cooler should offer substantial cooling performance, albeit with a significant size increase. …

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Noctua NH-D15S, A Bit Sideways

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onJun 23, 2016 at 11:04 PM
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Sometimes, you just need to go big or go home. Maybe you like to overclock or you’re like me and run a high wattage AMD FX chip. For these scenarios, large air coolers or water cooling kits are the only effective options. For those interested in air cooling, Noctua has multiple large coolers for just this …

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