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News

CRYORIG Announces M.2 Cooler and RGB C7

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onMay 24, 2018 at 3:29 PM
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Press Release: When a new post is marked a such, the content is copied verbatim from the company’s release, and does not necessarily reflect the views of Small Form Factor Network or Minutiae LLC. CRYORIG Announces Frostbit M.2 Cooler and C7 RGB for Computex 2018 22.05.2018 Taipei, Taiwan – Ahead of Computex 2018 CRYORIG announces new M.2 …

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CoolingReviews

From the China Desk: Scythe MonoChrome Series Coolers Reviewed!

  • Robert Schmidt
  • Posted onFeb 10, 2018 at 12:10 AM
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Written by Robert Schmidt with assistance from John Morrison. Sometimes an identical product will be sold in different countries under different brands. Such is the case with this instalment of” From The China Desk”! Today we are looking at two coolers from Scythe, but you may recognize the products this time. They are sold outside …

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Xigmatek Launches the Prodigy ST1266 Downdraft Cooler

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onFeb 7, 2018 at 12:28 AM
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Xigmatek has launched the Prodigy ST1266 downdraft style CPU cooler. Measuring in at 67mm tall, and 126 mm wide by 120mm deep and is rated to cool up to 150 watts! The Prodigy ST1266 supports sockets LGA2066, LGA2011(v3), LGA115x, AM4, AM3(+), and FM2(+). Made up of an aluminium base with six 6mm copper heatpipes directing heat …

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CRYORIG at Computex 2017

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onMay 31, 2017 at 8:03 AM
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During Computex 2017, we had the opportunity to visit CRYORIG’s booth, full of aluminium, copper and wood! Ever since Computex last year, we’ve been looking forward to seeing CRYORIG’s Taku case in the flesh. For those that are unfamiliar, the Taku is a unique combination of monitor stand and PC case, with the base model …

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The Stragglers – Coolermaster, Thermaltake and Lian Li

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onJan 8, 2017 at 12:10 AM
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With only one man on the ground this year at CES, we could only cover so much. At the end of the final day of CES, we could only grab quick overviews of a few of the companies we had missed. Let’s go! [mks_separator style=”blank” height=”2″] Cooler Master Continuing Cooler Master’s closed loop cooling, they …

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Guides

Convert Your NH-U12S or NH-U14S to Rotate 90 Degrees

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onAug 19, 2016 at 8:12 PM
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In my review of the NH-U12S, I made mention of the weirdness surround Noctua’s decision to change the mounting system on the U12S and U14S coolers. It seemed odd to me to design an entirely new mounting system to rotate the cooler 90 degrees, but not make it compatible with other products  in Noctua’s lineup. …

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Cooling

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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CoolingReviews

High End Downdraft – How Does the Noctua NH-L12 Compare?

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onMar 21, 2016 at 4:17 AM
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Sometimes, downdraft cooling is the best option for a SFF build. Tower coolers don’t cool memory, chipset or any other board components particularly well. Downdraft coolers also have the added advantage of being able to act as an intake for slimmer cases – enabling you to use one less fan – making for a quieter …

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