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Top 5 Heatsink Charts Updated for January 2013
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 "In case you missed it, Frostytech's Top 5 Heatsinks Chart has just been updated for January 2013. A couple of new heatsinks rise to the top of the best of the best... If you're lost in a sea of hundreds of CPU heatsinks, the Top 5 Heatsinks really helps narrow down the field. Heatsinks are ranked by the coolest performance, lowest noise and by low profile cooling ability for heights less than 154mm, 110mm, 75mm and 45mm. Use Frostytech's Top 5 Heatsink Chart to find the best heatsink, in your region of the world, that offers the coolest performance."
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Cooler Master NotePal A200 Laptop Cooling Pad
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In this review we will be looking at the new Cooler Master NotePal A200 Laptop Cooling Pad. Much like a case fan a cooling pad works by promoting good circulation and proper laptop freshness.
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Gelid Black Edition CPU cooler review
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We reviewed the Gelid Black Edition CPU cooler. We primarily know Gelid from their popular Tranquilo Rev. 2 cooler, an affordable yet very silent and effective CPU cooler. It's one of the best coolers you can get in terms of value for your money. We were therefore quite eager to test Gelid's new cooler, called the Black Edition, which is positioned a little higher.
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Intel's 22nm Atom: Silvermont, Bay Trail Break Cover
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...For the past five years -- and it'll have been nearly six years by the time these new Atom CPUs come to market -- Intel has focused on improving power consumption, improving power consumption, and improving power consumption. Dual-core variants appeared on the desktop in fairly short order, and clock speed nudges have only bumped performance slightly higher. On the one hand, this has paid off tremendously. As someone who spent several weeks with an Intel-powered Gingerbread phone, I can honestly say that yes, you can put an Intel smartphone in your pocket, it works just fine, and battery life is decent.
But there's no hiding the fact that Intel's Atom architecture is getting long in the tooth. AMD's Brazos outperformed it decisively in 2011 and with Kabini (second-gen Brazos) and the Cortex-A15 both coming to market, Intel has finally given Atom the re-architecting it deserved.
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Fractal Design Adjust 108 Fan Controller
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Fractal Design brings simplicity and style together with the Adjust 108 fan controller. This accessory has a beautiful brushed aluminum face and 6 individual slider controls. Each fan channel can power up to 36 watts of enthusiast level performance. The only component of a pc that creates any substantial noise at full capacity is the fans, and eventually it becomes the next thing on the list to find a solution for. Benchmark Reviews will examine the Adjust 108 model FD-FC-ADJ-108-BL for quality, performance, and how capable it is of toning down the white noise from fans during the times when its least desired or needed.
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Corsair H80i Water Cooling System Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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In every industry there is always at least one company that seems to always be on top. No matter what product they are releasing they always sell well and everyone seems to love them. Without a doubt one of these companies is Corsair. As an owner of one of the original Corsair AIOs, the H70, I am very interested to see how far theyve come over the years. Today we will be taking a look at one of their most recent AIO units, the H80i. At the mid-top end of Corsairs line and with so many AIO cooling units on the market, lets take this cooler for a test drive and find out where it falls when the heat is turned up."
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Fractal Design Adjust 108 Fan Controller Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Coming to us from the frozen north of Scandinavia is a product from Fractal Design. The Adjust 108 is a 6 channel fan controller from this award winning Swedish company. The minimalistic controller looks great on paper, but how does it perform? Follow along as we test this controller and see if its up to par."
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Xigmatek XAF Fans
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The Xigmatek XAF Fans with 120mm and 140mm arrived Technic3D. The Fans at least 18,0 dB(A) and up to 1.800 U/min for your Case or CPU-Cooling can you see in the following Review on Technic3D."
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Noctua NS-S12A Fans @ OCmodshop
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Featuring a further refined blade design with Anti-Stall Knobs that works in tandem with the new AAO (Advanced Acoustic Optimisation) frame, the NF-S12A improves the airflow/noise efficiency of its renowned predecessor by up to 8%.
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REVIEW: Noctua NH-L9i Low Profile CPU Cooler @ PureOverclock
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?With the popularity of small form factor builds becoming more common place over recent years, sometimes finding the right CPU Cooler can be a challenge. With the tight spaces in small factor builds, it really takes a special cooler to do the job correctly. Today we will be looking at the Noctua NH-L9i CPU Cooler. From an aesthetics stand point, we see that Noctua remains true to its brand by sticking to its traditional colors with the tan and brown fans. While this cooler looks small compared to the traditional line up from Noctua, this small form factor CPU cooler has a unique look of its own. From a performance stand point, we are going to see if it also holds true to Noctua?s past performance. While this cooler was not designed to support high overclocks, today we are still going to put it to the test and see what it can do.?"
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Cooler Master Clutch @ Techreaction.net
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* * Cooler Master sent us the Clutch to help clear some space up on the desk. It will store your MacBook Pro and MacBook Air in a vertical position to accomplish that. Not much else we can say about this here, so lets move on!"
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Fractal Design Adjust 108 Fan Controller Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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Fan controllers are all about functionality and style. The Fractal Design Adjust 108 fits the bill for both with six 35w channels and a solid brushed aluminum panel. The Adjust 108 fits into a single 5.25 drive bay and has long 600mm 4-pin/3-pin fan cables to reach any part of a normal full tower case without stretching them across the motherboard. Power is provided to the controller and fans through a single 4-pin Molex cable or 15-pin SATA power cable. Each channels fan speed is adjusted with one of the rubberized sliders on the front of the panel. LED`s are present below each slider that shifts from white (low) to blue (high) when the sliders are adjusted."
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Arctic Breeze USB Desktop Fan Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The Arctic Breeze is a USB desktop fan that is portable and flexible. The Arctic Breeze`s 92mm fan has a range of 800 up to 1,800 RPM and can be controlled through the built-in knob. A 1.8 meter long USB 2.0 cable is used to power the Arctic Breeze fan and it has a flexible shaft to freely direct the airflow wherever required. Arctic also offers a Pro version of the Breeze which has an illuminated knob and doubles as a USB hub. An even more compact version is also available, dubbed the Arctic Breeze Mobile which does not come with a tabletop stand. The Arctic Breeze carries a 2-year warranty and is compatible with any device that has a 5V, 0.2A powered USB port."
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HWBot Aquamark Wrapper
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Ninjalane Podcast - Console Hardware, HWBot Aquamark Wrapper and EVGA Interview Ninjalane Podcast - In this episode Dennis and Darren talk about Next Gen console hardware, The new HWBot benchmark wrapper for Aquamark3 and an exclusive interview with Jacob from EVGA.
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Beginners Guides
