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Xigmatek Announces Janus Low-Profile CPU Cooler

Xigmatek Announces Janus Low-Profile CPU Cooler

Xigmatek carries on to initiate once again this time taking on Janus to be the name which hopefully would be heard for many years to come in the CPU cooling industry. Yes you got that right. Xigmatek has just introduced their low profile CPU cooler. This amazing machine is considered to be the world’s thinnest low profile coolers, varying at an incredible height of 60mm which can actually fit anywhere.

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Noctua Introduces NH-U12S and NH-U14S CPU Coolers

Noctua Introduces NH-U12S and NH-U14S CPU Coolers

Noctua has announces two new coolers in their award winning NH-U series of CPU coolers. The NH-U12S and NH-U14S are tower coolers and are made to be quiet. They feature a slim layout which is made to provide maximum RAM compatibility. Like most Noctua coolers they use the SecuFirm2 multi-socket mounting system and come with Noctua’s HT-H1 thermal compound.

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be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 2 CPU Cooler Review

be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 2 CPU Cooler Review

Let’s talk about air coolers! Ok specifically let’s take a look at a pretty massive air cooler from our German friends over at be quiet!, the Dark Rock Pro 2. This is a large twin heat sink air cooler aimed at the more performance oriented consumer. With claims of massive cooling power, why don’t we see if this dark cooler deserves a place in your rig, or if it should be outcast to the dark side of the moon.

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Prolimatech Announces MK-26 Black Series VGA Cooler

Prolimatech Announces MK-26 Black Series VGA Cooler

Back in September Prolimatech released the MK-26 VGA Cooler, today they are announcing the MK-26 Black Series. This new cooler features matte black anodized aluminum fins, which are made to match Prolimatech’s own Black Megahalems and Black Genesis. The heatpipes still keep their chrome finish, which makes for a nice contrast. The MK-26 is a dual aluminum fin heatsink that features six copper heatpipes to transfer heat from the copper GPU block to the aluminum fins.

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Reeven Arcziel 12 CPU Cooler Review

Reeven Arcziel 12 CPU Cooler Review

For whatever reason, whether it be the name Arcziel or the general round shape you see looking at this cooler installed, it absolutely makes me think of the Arc Reactor from Iron Man.  You know, the fusion based device that keeps Tony alive and powers his techno suit of armor?  And so it was with great anticipation of superhero like abilities that I opened and began testing this top down horizontal air cooler from Reveen the Arcziel 12!

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DeepCool Neptwin CPU Cooler Review

DeepCool Neptwin CPU Cooler Review

DeepCool is a Beijing based company that is totally focused on cooling electronics.  Of course, with a name like DeepCool, they’d be hypocrites if they weren’t.  Their products vary from iPad cooling stands to CPU and server coolers.  It’s all about lowering thermals for this company!  Today we’ll be putting their top of the line, Neptwin, twin tower CPU cooler through it’s paces.  This air cooler packs 6 heat pipes, a pretty massive copper base, and dual fans.  Follow along and we’ll see if this cooler has what it takes to get you to the next level of overclocking.

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DeepCool Neptwin CPU Cooler Unboxing

DeepCool Neptwin CPU Cooler Unboxing

Today we are getting our first look at one of DeepCool’s latest products, the Neptwin. The Neptwin is a dual-stack CPU cooler that features 6 U-shaped copper heatpipes that go up into the two heatsink stacks. Two large 120mm fans provide cooling and the CPU block is very thick, made entirely of copper and has a mirror finish. The Neptwin is universally compatible with both AMD and Intel CPU’s including Intel’s 2011 socket. Read on to check out our unboxing and overview video!

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Cooler Master X6 Elite CPU Cooler Review

Cooler Master X6 Elite CPU Cooler Review

Most CPU coolers can either be installed vertically or horizontally inside of a case, but what if I told you there’s a CPU cooler out there that is installed diagonally inside of the case? Then you’d be looking at the new Cooler Master X6 Elite which features an angled installation which Cooler Master claims to provide better cooling performance inside of the case. Read on further to see what else this cooler has in store and if it can keep up to par with other coolers.

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Noctua NH-L12 Low Profile CPU Cooler Review

Noctua NH-L12 Low Profile CPU Cooler Review

When you are building a home theater PC or small form factor PC it is really hard to find a CPU cooler that will not only fit, but provide adequate cooling as well.  We know Noctua for making extremely large CPU coolers, some of the largest air coolers that we have seen actually.  Today we are checking out one of their latest CPU coolers the NH-L12.  What is interesting about it is that it is a low-profile cooler made for home theater PC’s and smaller systems.  Will this cooler still provide the great cooling power we are used to seeing with Noctua CPU coolers? Read on to find out!

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Unboxing the Cooler Master X6 Elite CPU Cooler

Unboxing the Cooler Master X6 Elite CPU Cooler

Today we are checking out one of Cooler Master’s latest CPU coolers the X6 Elite. This CPU cooler has a very unique design as the heatsink base and fins are angled for better airflow from the front intake fans on your case. The X6 Elite also features 6 large copper heatpipes, a 120mm intake fan and honeycomb-designed heatsink fins. The is a universal cooler so it will fit the latest Intel and AMD sockets including LGA 2011 and AMD’s F1. Read on to check out our unboxing and overview video!

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