In this review we are going to test a new CPU cooler with 6 heat pipes used in its design. This Cooler Master product claims to leadership among all air coolers available in the market these days. Let’s ... more

Zalman has long been a leader in quiet cooling solutions, and over the years they have evolved from being merely quiet, to being quiet with good performance. Back in the early days of their "Flower" ... more

Is bigger really better? Today, HardwareLogic takes a look at one monster cooler; so big in fact that it’s marketed not as a merely a CPU cooler, but a CPU and motherboard cooler. The Cooler Master GeminII ... more

We recently had the privilege of checking out CoolerMaster’s Mars CPU Cooler which actually stirred up some discussion among friends and other fellow tech heads. Not too often do we get to see something ... more

Coolermaster’s Hyper48 heatsink is a little older among the list of K8 / Pentium 4 compatible coolers on the market now, but it’s still a contender. The KHC-L91 Hyper48 comes with a collection of brackets ... more

CoolerMaster has been around for so long I’m seeing the label on many of the fans of the older systems I pick up and work on for other people. The company has earned a solid reputation for performance ... more

We continue our heatsink tested with the addition of four brand new contenders from coming from Coolermaster and Scythe, as well as retest the popular Tuniq Tower 120. To accommodate the target audience ... more

Welcome to the next edition of our heatsink roundups, today we have these new contestants for you: - Aerocool Dominator - Arctic Cooling Alpine 64 - Spire DiamondCool II - Spire VertiCool II - ... more

We are proud to present you with our last heatsink roundup of 2005. Featuring the latest offerings from Arctic, Scythe, Silverstone, Sharkoon and newcomer Noctua. We compare them to the best out there ... more

We compare nine different Intel socket 775 heatsinks from Thermalright, Zalman, Titan, Scythe, GlobalWin and Thermaltake in our latest roundup. Can they prevent a Pentium 4 Prescott from melting without ... more