"COOLER" content on TweakTown - Page 8

Arctic Cooling brings us MX-3 thermal goop and a low wattage budget CPU cooler, the Alpine 11 Pro.

While ZEROtherm is better known for the "butterfly" cooler, they bring a different attitude to the table with the latest series of CPU coolers.

harnessing H.D.T. tech - looks the goods.

Cooler Master makes a revision on an already good cooler and introduces the Hyper 212 Plus CPU cooler.

Kingwin delivers the XT-1264 Heat-Pipe Touch Chip cooler, designed for extreme cooling needs with support for Core i7.

The hype has preceded this sample's arrival. Today we get our hands on the Megahalems from Prolimatech to see how it stands up to our T.E.C.C.

Rosewill brings a new 120mm CPU cooler to the masses with the FORT 120. Let's see if it can stand out from the crowd in any way.

Zalman has released a new tower designed performance cooler they deem to be Extreme. Let's see if it can deliver.

Kingston moves into the memory cooling segment with their own creation, the KHX-FAN.

CyberPower's sister company, XtremeGear offers us the Xtreme Cooler HP-1216 to test in our lab.

Color matched for added bling with HyperX memory.

Cooler Master is stepping up to the plate and offers one of the first Core i5 coolers to hit the market.

Moving his attention to another bold Core i7 compatible CPU cooler from Evercool, Chad sees how well it fairs under the T.E.C.C. today.

Evercool sends Chad their latest and greatest CPU cooler to date, the Transformer 4 with some added bling to please the show ponies.

Looking for a low profile low cooler for your 45nm LGA775 powered HTPC? Silverstone believe they have the answer with the Nitrogon NT07-775.

Scythe's mighty Mugen 2 makes its way into our lab and Chad fires up the T.E.C.C. once again to see how it compares.

Easily distracted by whirring fans and general PC noise? - Thermaltake's new ISGC-300 helps combat this while staying a strong performer.

While memory cooling is nothing new to the overclocking community, Xigmatek has thrown its hat into the ring with the Cuirassier-N002 memory coolers.

Noctua knew they were onto a good thing with the standard NH-U12P and now we get a look at the Special Edition Core i7 specific model with extras.

Titan has seen the light and submits to TweakTown the Fenrir 120mm tower cooler for some rigerous testing.

We fire up the T.E.C.C. and examine the theory of "bigger is better" with Thermaltake's BigTyp 14 Pro.

Today we fire up the T.E.C.C. on the ThermoLab BARAM and see what this universal AMD and LGA775 cooler is all about.

The last of the trio gets tested from Xigmatek. This time we are testing the Achilles S1284C with optional i7 mounting hardware.

Today we mount a sample from Noctua to our T.E.C.C. test system and see what the NH-U9B can do against the rest.

Xigmatek has sent another cooler to the labs. This time Chad looks at the Dark Knight S1283 with H.D.T. technology.

From CES preview to full review, Xigmatek has shipped the Thor's Hammer to our lab for testing. Let's see how well this i7 compatible cooler performs.

This time Chad is testing a VGA cooler with the optional fan kit from SilenX. He strips a 9800GTX naked to see what mounting this cooler has to offer.

10 points for innovation.

otherwise the TEC goes to waste.

in collaboration with Thermalright.

GELID asked that we retest their fan; they felt our numbers of the Silent Spirit were incorrect. I am happy to oblige and take a second look.

Xigmatek drops Thor's Hammer and brings the pain.

Cooler Master has the hottest (or is that, coolest?) new CPU cooler around and we have it in the lab for an early peek!

Chad fires up the T.E.C.C. once again and tests one of Nexus' new Core i7 compatible offerings which uses their SkiveTek technology.