OCIA -- New for this year CoolIT introduces the ECO Advanced Liquid Cooling system, a simplified version of the Domino without the LCD control panel. Similar to other Asetek designs, such as the Corsair H50 and NorthQ Siberian Tiger, the CoolIT ECO system consists of a combination pump and block, a 120mm fan and heat exchanger and the tubing to connect them. Like the Domino, this pre-filled and self-contained system appears easy to install and maintain, and the target price keeps it affordable for the average user.

 

Rojak Pot -- The NVIDIA GeForce FX 5800 Ultra has already shown us how the heat generated can be unbearable, both thermally as well as acoustically. Is quiet cooling still possible? Today, we will take a look at the new Zalman VF700-AlCu GPU cooler! Much lighter and sporting a flower heatsink design, is this the ultimate cooling solution?

techPowerUp -- Artic Cooling is famous for their video card coolers, but they offer more. The Freezer 64 Pro is the latest addition to their CPU coolers. Clever routing of airflow cools the motherboard voltage circuitry. Another good idea is that the fan is mounted on rubber posts which absorb any vibration caused by the fan. During our testing we learn that the Freezer 64 Pro can not only deliver solid cooling performance but does so without creating a lot of noise.

Technic 3D -- The Fantec DB-337US and DB-338US2 3,5" HDD Case arrived Technic3D. The perfect mobile 3,5" HDD Cases? The two external HDD Case with USB or eSATA can you see in the following Review.

Techniz -- The Thermalright V-1 is a very good VGA cooler in terms of the performance and the stylish look. The Thermalright V-1 VGA Cooler performs very well during our testing. Moreover, it is made of fully aluminum with nickel plated which is a very good material for cooling. The design of this VGA Cooler is very stylish, nice, and light weight. It also support dual 80mm cooling fan to mount in the top and bottom of the heatsink..

Overclockers Online -- To be honest with you, I have never heard of 3R System prior to this review. However, after taking a look at their website, I quickly familiarized myself with them. They were incorporated in the year 2000 in Seoul, Korea with the goal to provide cutting-edge enclosure and cooling solutions. Today, they have established themselves as a formidable contender in the enthusiast market. Currently, their flagship line of cooling solutions is the Poseidon series. In this review we’ll be taking a look at this family of products and see how they compare to similar offerings from 3R’s rivals.

Madshrimps -- Thermalright added two extra heatpipes to their successfully Ultra-120 CPU heatsink, in order to further improve performance on the high end scale. We compare this CPU cooling beast to the best out there to see what it can offer eXtra.

Think Computers -- Today we take a look at the Icemax 4 Channel Fan Controller. This is a rheostat based controller, which helps keep things simple. The advantage in this unit, rather than one or two color LED's to illuminate the knobs, you get a full fledged 3 color spectrum that changes in conjunction with the voltage.