Hot off the back of a coveted HwHell.com Gold Award for their all-conquering Ninja heatsink, Scythe line up with their next cooler for this demanding reviewer to analyse – the Samurai Z.

As you all know Scythe is no stranger to us here at Pro-Clockers, so when they ask us to review their latest yet to be released product I was happy to say yes. Scythe is known around the world for making ... more

Today we’ll be taking a look at Silverstones new NT06 cpu cooler. Featuring a 120mm fan and three heatpipes, the NT06 seems to have some serious potential. With a price tag of $60USD would it be worth ... more

With the adoption of 90 nm process technologies, the AMD Athlon 64 CPUs have turned into real power saving processors. Their modest power intake also reduces the amount of cooling needed, which is a real ... more

The last CPU cooler I looked at from Spire was the VertiCool II. Today I am taking a look at the DiamondCool II to see if it can live up to the quality and performance of the Spire name. The DiamondCool ... more

Heatpipe based heatsinks are the latest rage in air-cooling today. The method of using heatpipes is not new, but is becoming more and more perfected. Due to the fact that this technology works quite well, ... more

Spire was Founded in 1991 as a computer thermal solutions company and have since then established themselves as a premier brand for computer thermal solutions. With today’s high-speed processors functioning ... more

Today 3DXtreme has been supplied with 2 new coolers from Spire to review, the Verticool II and DiamondCool II. In the past Spire has always provided quality stock replacement cooling solutions. These ... more

The overall size no doubt plays a significant role in the Tuniq Tower’s performance, but I think it may actually be too big... In addition to the cooling performance, the noise level was quite impressive. ... more