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Written by Vladimir Dimitrijevic
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Monday, 13 July 2009 |
  We all like that our rigs are well taken care of and safe. Components inside the chassis are emitting heat and good cooling system will guarantee longevity and pristine condition of system as a whole. Most of us start thinking about better CPU cooler when summer heats has already arrived. A lot of users keep their rigs overclocked 24/7 and this can be a problem when temperatures during summer months raise. This can result in overheating of some components and in worst case scenario some of those components can be irretrievably damaged. In most cases CPU is the biggest problem, because default (box) coolers that came with CPUs are not too efficient. So, what cooler to choose? We are offering you a little bit longer answer to that question, but we reckon that it will be worth reading.
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Written by Vladimir Dimitrijevic
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Wednesday, 17 June 2009 |
  One by one CPU cooler manufacturers have adopted new concept of
building heat-pipe coolers: heat-pipes are in direct contact with CPU
heat spreader. This solution has proved to be very efficient, or at
least more efficient than traditional heat-pipe coolers. Cooler Master,
as one of the leading companies on cooling solution market, has also
adopted this new trend and as result of their efforts we can present
you two new models from Hyper series: TX3 and 212 Plus.
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Written by Vladimir Dimitrijevic
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Friday, 22 May 2009 |
 Coolers from Cooler Master Hyper product lineup have never disappointed us. Bottom line is: any cooler from this lineup always is best buy. One more characteristics of these models is simple and functional design without too much fiddling with bells and whistles. On the contrary, only “battle hardened” and well known solutions were used that always provide good results.
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Written by Vladimir Dimitrijevic
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Tuesday, 05 May 2009 |
 Few months ago we tested Cooler Master V8 cooler and we announced that there will be more models in this new V series . This time in our test lab arrived V10 model that pretends to be top model of current line-up. This is the model that Cooler Master has hopes for becoming “king of the hill” model for some time, at least when it comes to CPU coolers.
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Written by Vladimir Dimitrijevic
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Friday, 27 February 2009 |
 To our slightly older readers brand Titan is well known for their cooling solutions. Titan coolers were always aiming at low-budget user group although there are some “serious” products in their portfolio. Titan products were always named with female names and had mythical beings on their product packages. This time in our test lab arrived Titan CPU cooler that supports Intel LGA 775/1366 and AMD K8/AM2/AM3 sockets and it is named upon mythical wolf – Fenrir .
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Written by Vladimir Dimitrijevic
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Friday, 13 February 2009 |
 Maybe you are not aware of that, but chances that you already have Cooler Master cooler on your CPU are pretty big. How? Well, for example, every Intel Box cooler is actually made by Cooler Master. In their official product portfolio you can find large variety of CPU coolers. Right now Cooler Master “rules” in low and middle class CPU cooler products but in high end class Cooler Master was dragging behind “high rollers” in this “cool” game. Guided by idea that they need product that can compete with best of the best, Cooler Master has created (and presented) V series of coolers. Naming convention is simple so products in current lineup are: V8, V10 and V12. This time we present you Cooler Master V8 CPU cooler.
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