As much as we’d like to say that stock cooling is a perfectly fine solution for your high-end GPU they can barely keep up with your card when things get rough in your favorite gaming titles. CoolIT’s Omni A.L.C. GPU coolers are custom designed to your specifications so if you want a dual fan radiator [...]
Read more CoolIT Omni A.L.C. conquers graphics card temperatures
by Rafael Hernandez on August 11, 2010
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The growth of pre-assembled CPU liquid coolers can be attributed to the fact that they’re no longer as sucky as they used to be and they are able to compete with the high end air-cooling heatsinks without all of the added bulk around the CPU socket. Of course it’s difficult to improve on a design [...]
Read more Corsair H70 CPU liquid cooler unboxed, secrets spilled
by Rafael Hernandez on August 3, 2010
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The enthusiast PC market tends to go all out when it comes to cooling their components no matter what they might be. Cooling blocks exist for just about anything as long as there are mounting holes around it and if there aren’t there’s always epoxy. Kingston wants to ease your mind about your memory’s thermal [...]
Read more Kingston HyperX H20 cools off with the mighty power of liquids
by Rafael Hernandez on August 2, 2010
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Putting together a liquid cooling system requires some careful planning and the right selection of components which will properly cool your hardware…a maddening array of choices await! Or you can go with the Larkooler Liquid Cooling Kit which supplies processor, GPU, northbridge, and mosfet cooling blocks and all the necessary gear to get it going. [...]
Read more Larkooler Liquid Cooling Kit attempts the whole-system cooling approach
by Rafael Hernandez on December 30, 2009
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