Last reviews in Heat Sinks

Last reviews in Heat Sinks

• Guest 5th October 2009

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  I have the Akasa AK-827 I think the other versions may have different colour Fans Blades?
  I have used many many "so called" Low noise HSF's & I can honestly day this is the best one I've used thus far.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Akasa AK-827-RA CPU Heatsink&Fan (53 words)

• Tezzer949 24th May 2009

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  This fan was a bit of a surprise, I've tried a number of Akasa CPU cooling fans, most of which have proved to be inadequate for the task of cooling a Overclocked E8400 ... this one actually worked. In fact it w
  

  • Read Tezzer949's review on Akasa AK-920 CPU Cooling Kit (102 words)

• Guest 11th April 2008

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  Easy Disassembly and Assembly for cleaning.
  Cools very well over stock items -9 to 13'c
  Very easy to install.
  Value For Money.
  Served me well with Overclocked Athlon XP 2800+ Barton & 3200+
  

  • Read Guest's review on Cooler Master hac-v81 (55 words)

• adastrasii 29th March 2008

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  All in all a good value starter watercooling system at a sensible price. Components are well made, a little more attention to the case connectors would be nice I have made custom connectors to allow the cooler
  

  • Read adastrasii's review on Zalman Tech RESERATOR 1 V2 Water Cooling Kit (170 words)

• Guest 27th March 2008

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  Struggles to work with the newer 2 x nVidia 8800 as they just got too hot over 61 degrees celsius out of game reset in game RED HOT no overclock uses as the cards would have gone into meltdown! Well recommend Z
  

  • Read Guest's review on Zalman Tech RESERATOR 1 V2 Water Cooling Kit (98 words)

• GVFreak 4th February 2008

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  Easy to mount, but care must be taken not to swipe the TIM off the core to the circuits around or may cause a short-circuit using metallic based compound.
  

  • Read GVFreak's review on Thermalright HR-03 REV A VGA Heatpipe Cooler (47 words)

• zandovaldo 1st November 2007

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  The Akasa AK210 is a pretty heat sink that should have a slightly bigger fan as the airflow is low in my opinion. But is better than a same size passive heat sink. It is small, cheap and I like the blue LED's.
  

  • Read zandovaldo's review on Akasa AK210 Heatsink (50 words)

• vincentsxea3 7th August 2006

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  I only wanted to replace the fan on my Xpertvision GeForce 6600 128 MB DDR3 as that tiny thing creates more noise than all my other casing fan/psu fan/cpu fan combined. I could not find any low cost option
  

  • Read vincentsxea3's review on Coolermaster Cool Viva VHC-L61 (1035 words)

• mattosaur4 22nd March 2006

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  Been using a Zalman 7000B for about 3 years and it's still running dead silent at about 1300rpm. It was running in my old Socket A (MSI KT3 Ultra) system in which I had to cut the metal bracket to make it fit.
  

  • Read mattosaur4's review on Zalman Zalman 7000B AlCu (113 words)

• kiyawhite 11th January 2006

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  I have an AMD Athlon XP processor and AMD XP heat sink. It seems to do the job, but it's probably the fan that does most of the work.
  
  The sink is aluminium. Aluminium is a good metal for destroying
  

  • Read kiyawhite's review on AMD XP (184 words and 1 comment)