SUPPLIER overclockers.co.uk With products in many PC categories, from liquid coolers to PSUs, it probably escaped most people that Phanteks doesn’t have an all-in-one liquid cooler to its name. Cases, air coolers and RGB lighting are just some of the other products it makes, as well as some very fancy water-cooling components, but it has … Read more
Cooling a CPU with over20 cores can be a challenge, and when it comes to dealing with Threadripper CPUs, having a large enough contact plate to cover the giant heat spreaders on AM D’s high-end desktop CPUs is also important. Generally, coolers with these big heat spreaders perform better than those without them. At the … Read more
With a whopping price of £ inc VAT, Corsair’s fancy new H150i Elite LCD is one of the most expensive all-in-one (AIO) liquid coolers we’ve tested. Not only does it have a customisable screen on the pump/waterblock unit, but the cost is also bumped up by the inclusion of a Corsair iCUE Commander Core in … Read more
With a ‘Z’ at the front of its model number, the Kraken Z53 RGB White represents NZXT’s flagship 240mm liquid cooler and it has a price to match. It’s monstrously expensive. However, unlike some other pricey coolers, you get a few extras thrown into the mix in order to help justify that price tag. Read … Read more
Large air coolers have plenty going for them. They’re much less hassle than a full water-cooling system, but can often handle the heat produced by high-end overclocked CPUs while remaining relatively quiet. You don’t have to worry about pumps, coolant or leaks – you can just fit them and then forget about them. Their size … Read more
SPEC Intel compatibility LGA115X, LGA1200, LGA2066, LGA2011 AMD compatibility Socket AM4, AM3/+, TR4/X Radiator size with fans (mm) 121 x 394 x 27 (W x D x H) Fans 3 x 120mm Stated noise 30dBA The last 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler from Asus that we reviewed was the original Ryujin 360, which offered interesting features and excellent cooling, but for a … Read more
The range of NZXT’s all-in-one liquid coolers can be a little confusing, but there are some clear differences between the latest models as well as their predecessors if you delve into the specs. The company now uses the latest 7th-generation Asetek pump design, but it’s the lighting, software control and fan speed that differentiates them, with … Read more
While there are some very reasonably priced all-in- one liquid coolers available that offer decent cooling for your cash, there’s definitely a trend. Read our THERMALTAKE TOUGHLIQUID ULTRA 360 Review. towards pushing performance and features, and of course the price tag, much higher than we’ve seen in the past. In fact, the cost of numerous … Read more