Introduction
Today we look at two heatsinks from Swiftech that are designed to be high performance-low noise cooling solutions. The MCX64-V comes bundled with a quiet fan while the larger MCX6400-v leaves the fan choice up to the end user.
Easily switch to watercooling & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 12, 2004 - 11:46 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Big Bruin looks at a watercooling setup from Thermaltake that makes it easier to set up your first watercooled PC and there's three more reviews for those of you looking for a little more from your current setup.
"Thermaltake has really hit the mark with this kit. It has everything you need to easily make the switch from air to liquid cooling for your CPU.
Cool your fire with fast moving air & more
Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 10, 2004 - 11:44 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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VGA coolers and heatsinks to tame the fire of the prescott, not to mention helping you OC your A64
"Ap0calypse.com takes a look at a new cooler from Cooler Master...only this time the cooler is for your video card! That's right, the people over at Cooler Master have released their first video card cooling solution and we are here to tell you how it performs.
Introduction
The Hyper 48 HSF is designed to provide high performance cooling, be super quiet, and uses a universal mount that works with Prescott (LGA775), P4 (478), and AMD K8 (754/939/940).
Full Sized Lightweight PC Case & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 8, 2004 - 11:48 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Thermaltake has a nice all aluminium case, and 3DVelocity takes a good look at it. Duelling Tsunamis, Yeong Yangs, and Liang Lis; all your favorites for a Monday morning.
"In a market full of aluminium-fronted steel cases, it's nice to see Thermaltake have opted to run with a complete aluminium construction. This may take away slightly from the rigidity but look at that weight! The 0.8mm aluminium chassis means the case tips the scales at just a shade over 13lbs without the power supply.
Introduction
The PC AirCon is a small, solid-state airconditioner designed specifically for cooling personal computers.
Watercooler or PC & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 5, 2004 - 11:41 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Globalwin is trying out a new style of watercooling, and A True Review has it in for testing. Take a look and see if this new stylish cooler is the right one for you. Danger Den and Swiftech also have products being tested, if you aren't ready to make the plunge into a new style of cooling.
"Today's water cooling systems are simple and consistent in design. Generally, a system consists of a radiator, reservoir, pump, and waterblock.
Air cooling for the masses & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 3, 2004 - 11:37 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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I find large heatpipe heatsinks are starting to look like car engines, and the Thermalright XP-90 that Silent PC Review looks at is no exception. If that HS/F isn't the one for you, the Phoronix has looked at a few other types, and that's not even half the reviews today.
"Thermalright's XP-90 CPU heatsink, which features four heatpipes, thin aluminum fins and a nickel-plated copper base, was released at the same time as the XP-120.
Heatspreaders, Silent VGA Cooling & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 2, 2004 - 11:32 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Another random mix of cooling supplies. A True Review looks at a RAM heatspreader, several sites review silent ways to cool your video card, many take a look at the JetArt notebook cooler, and more. When you're done, go Vote if you should be!
"Our computers have become one big show and tell. With the advent of acrylic cases and case windows, visually what is on the inside has become just as important as what is on the outside. Moreover, what is on the inside does not sit there in hopes that we look; it reaches out and grabs our attention. How you ask?
Case Review Bonanza & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 1, 2004 - 11:49 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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A full dozen case reviews for you to look at this Monday. Start with SystemCooling's review of an often overlooked case manufacturer, Meridian Tech, and their newest case, the XClio Jr.
"It would not be fair or accurate to say the XClio Jr. (referred to as just Junior hereafter) is just a smaller version of the XClio.
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