Thermalright has long been touting their HR-03 series of GPU coolers as the last word in keeping the temperatures of your graphics card under control. In this review we will be seeing how it behaves on an overclocked 8600GTS.

Silverstone has long been known as making some of the best cases on the planet but they have a full lineup of coolers as well. In this review we will be looking at their Nitrogon NT-06 which is small enough to fit into some SFF cases. Will it perform as well as its larger bretheren?

The reasoning behind the HR-11 is simple enough: build a cooler which will disperse some of that excess heat and will thus cool down the GPU. That is all fine and dandy in principle, but the burning (no pun intended) question is: does it work?

The ND5 is the newest iteration of Thermaltake’s vaunted TMG cooler series and if the past versions are any indication, this should be a very interesting product. According to Thermaltake, the ND5 will cool off the G80 GPU core better than the stock Nvidia heatsink while also outputting less noise. This is a tall order [...]

For anyone who’s done research into the best after-market cooling solution for either Video Cards or CPUs it would be hard to imagine a world where Arctic Cooling didn’t figure prominently in head to head comparison reviews. Today we’re going to take a fresh look at the venerable Freezer 7 Pro to see if this [...]

For years now, Thermalright has been an innovator and a leader in the high end air cooling market. Today marks the day that Thermalright enters uncharted waters by releasing a CPU water block named the XWB-1. Hopefully this beautiful-looking block will perform as well as it looks.

This will be a definitive review of Koolance’s latest and greatest CPU block. We’re going to prove once and for all how it compares to some of the other blocks from Swiftech, D-TEK, and Magicool that we have in our testing lab. Drumroll please…

Magicool is practically unheard of, but we’ve managed to obtain a sample of their current CPU water block. This product has a distinct advantage over many of the other high end blocks available right now since it costs less than $40 Canadian! Can it perform better than its price would have you believe?

In this review we will be looking at the Arctic Cooling Accelero S2 passive cooler which is the smaller sibling of the larger Accelero S1 passive cooler. We will also check out the optional Turbo Module which can be mounted on both the S1 and S2 coolers.

Based in the Netherlands, and formed in 2002, NEXUS’ link to their homepage at stopthenoise.com sums up their stated goal without mincing too many words. In a nutshell, their focus is on bringing products to market which will drastically lower sound levels without sacrificing performance. Today we’re going to be looking at one of their [...]