DeepCool’s been making waves in the cooling industry for a while now, their Lucifer Heatsink has always been the lab favorite at goldfries.com when it comes to air-cooling. The Assassin II is the latest of the Assassin heatsink (of which I didn’t get a review sample) and it’s definitely a looker. OK well the packaging…
A leading brand in the cooling industry, Cooler Master’s Nepton 240M is one of the many options available when it comes to all-in-one cooling system with 240mm sized radiators. The Nepton 240M is a no-nonsense design with FEP Tubing for lower coolant evaporation rate, kink resistance and greater water flow. The waterblock is copper based…
The latest player in the arena of Cooling Components, CRYORIG does not disappoint with the R1 Universal cooler that’s in the lab for this review. Let’s start with the packaging. On the exterior the packaging doesn’t look fancy at all but as for the interior, I was impressed by their simple design using brown card…
ThermalTake’s Water 3.0 Ultimate is the biggest baddest of among their All-In-One liquid cooling solution, a stark difference compared to the Water 3.0 Ultimate range. The Ultimate uses a 360mm radiator, that’s 3 times more heat dissipation area than those of 120mm radiator AIO solution. Here’s the unit itself, it’s VERY LONG and you shouldn’t…
Low-profile CPU coolers are quite rare these days, the ThermalTake SlimX3 happens to be one of the few options available in the market. Is the SlimX3 worth your consideration? For a start, the ThermalTake SlimX3 comes in a complete package, not just the mount types but it also includes a packet of thermal paste. Don’t…
