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Tonks is back again, this time producing a monster Cooler Master HAF Stacker build.

The last of the Kraken trilogy, the NZXT Kraken X31, brings forth the only 120mm version thus far, and a more budget friendly price tag.

Today Chad takes us on a full and complete tour of one of NZXT's newest CPU liquid coolers, the Kraken X41 140mm AIO. Take a look at our full review here.

NZXT released the hounds in pursuit of the top of the charts. Let's see if its newest 280mm AIO CPU cooler, the Kraken X61, is capable getting there.

Yet another Mugen arrives for testing. Scythe has revamped one of their best selling coolers to offer the Mugen Max. Come take a look at Chad's review.

EKWB drops another block on the market. This time we received the Supremacy EVO, in Clear CSQ form for testing. Here are Chad's full thoughts on it.

Evercool has sent along a very budget friendly CPU cooling solution, the Evercool Venti HPQ-12025. Let's take a look as Chad puts it through its paces.

While the performance offered from the Reeven Ouranos is still fresh in our minds, let's have a look at Reeven's dual-tower Okeanos RC-1402 CPU cooler.

We have picked up yet another company in the market of CPU coolers. We take a look at our first Reeven product, the Ouranos RC-1401 single tower cooler.

We're stepping into a new price category with our third cooler from Alpenfoehn, the Brocken 2, which just so happens to be their best selling product.

It's time to see the next tier of Alpenfoehn CPU cooling, the Brocken ECO - a more compact version of Alpenfoehn's bestselling Brocken 2 CPU cooler.

We have finally made our way to the top-tier of Alpenfoehn CPU coolers. Join us for a look at Alpenfoehn's new Himalaya II in Chad's full review here.

Alpenfoehn brings us a cooler that is mindful of its size, fitting where others will not. Here's the first Alpenfoehn cooler to grace our labs, the Sella.

Aquatuning sent over yet another water cooling kit for us to test. This time Chad tells us all about the Pure Performance Kit 240LT from Phobya.

Thermaltake breaks barriers with its latest cooler. Have a look at our first ever 360mm triple radiator AIO in Thermaltake's Water 3.0 Ultimate.

With the success of its air coolers, Deepcool's Gamer Storm brand is now also getting into the AIO market with its latest Maelstrom liquid coolers.

It's been some time since our last sample of this nature, but now V3 Components is trying its hands at thermoelectric air cooling. Let's take a close look.

We swing by Noctua's booth at Computex 2014.

Enermax also makes the Liqtech 120X CPU cooler, a more extreme single radiator based AIO, with all the sleekest trimmings, which they sent in for testing.

Enermax throws its hat into the AIO CPU water cooling ring, and delivers the Liqtech 120S for us to test. Let's see what Chad thinks about it right now.

Can a 92mm fan-based CPU air cooler still be relevant today? Let's find out as we look at the ETS-N30-HE from Enermax.

Digging into our bag of tricks, we can bring forth some results of the NZXT Kraken G10 bracket and fan system working with an AIO to cool your video card.

A different idea of what notebook cooling should be hits our labs. Let's see how Evercool and its Carry NB-EC01 stacks up against the competition.

That's right, the Noctua NH-D15 has hit the labs for testing. Let's see if Noctua can claim the top of the heap like its predecessor did in our results.

We ventured across the pond for new water cooling kits to find Alphacool wants our opinion on the 240mm version of the NexXxoS Cool Answer set.

The Dracula 7970 cooler has arrived. Chad takes a look at what GamerStorm can do for cooling video cards this time around.

CapTherm Systems takes revolutionary look at CPU cooling with its MP-1120 multiphase CPU cooler, fits in palm of your hand.

A sleek, yet inventive solution to laptop cooling hits the market as we have our look at the Allways Control from Thermaltake.

NZXT gets serious with new case and kick ass video card water cooling prototype.

This year at Computex Taipei we conducted "Best of Computex 2013" awards where TweakTown editors judged submitted products and selected winners of the hottest new tech products for these prestigious awards...

Thermaltake dropped off a softball sized laptop cooler for testing. While unusual, let's see what the GOrb II cooler has in store for us.

Judging by the news title, you can tell we're impressed with the new H220 already.

PowerColor show off Vortex III triple-fan cooling solution.

Arctic Cooling is producing a new graphics cooler which combines liquid and air cooling.

SAPPHIRE's HD 7970 Toxic gets snapped on camera, has an insane 6GB of RAM.

Still doing cooling stuffs, but also new things.

A bunch of new coolers coming out real soon.

Plenty of new cases to go the market soon.

No slowing down this company.

Frio gone on steroids and some water cooling units on display.

Gigabyte's Radeon HD 7970 spotted.