CPU cooler from Prolimatech

The cpu cooler comes from a company called Prolimatech and it’s avaiable in Europe, selling for 59.90EUR.This cooler features dual-tower design and six 6mm heat sinks. Total size is 130×74x158.7mm and weight of 790g, it doesn’t come with a fan but you can install a fan with 57CFM of airflow.


Pics via: [Caseking.de]

GlacialTech UFO CPU cooler: fan doubled!

GlacialTech is one of Intel’s contractor,suppling bundled CPU cooler for the chip giant. Now they have decided not only focus on OEM business, but also going to branded retail market.

The GPU cooler is one of their top product, utilizing two PWM fan, two 8mm heatpipe and two 6mm heatpipe, providing enough airflow for surrounding components. UFO cooler supports almost all current CPUs including LGA775/1160/1366，Socket 754/939/940/AM2/F.

We still waiting for the final announcement of the product, still not sure about its date and price.

Spec:

Material: Cooper base/Al.fins

Dimension of heatpipe: 6mm / 8mm

dimension of fan: 92×92x20mm3

Fan airflow: 38.1 per fan (max.)

Fanspeed: 800~2500

Bearing type: long life sleeve

fan noise: 28dBA per fan (max.)

Pin type: 4 pins 3pins

Fan control type: PWM

Volt:12V
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True Copper shows the great performance

True Copper is as heavy as 1.890kg and has better performance.

True Copper take the most attention while it was announced. How good it is? We’ve just tested it, compared to U120E.

Test platform：

Intel Core2 Extreme QX9770（OC，3.6GHz，400*9）

ASUS Maximus Extreme

Kingston DDR3 1006 1GB*2

Galaxy GeForce 260-216

Thermalright’s Ultra-120 True Copper hits the shelf now and we took one already. Now we take a test on it.

True Copper, True Black and the Ultra 120E have the same configuration except the material. You can check here for the parameters of True Copper.

The QX9770 OC to 3.6GHz，and the core voltage was 1.35V. We use four SP2004 at the same time，making it in fullloaded. After 10min, let it on idle mode and read the temperature with “Core Temp” .

True Copper shows the great performance that we can see. By the way, the True Copper only have 3000 PCs available, and the price is 100USD.

Cooler Master Hyper Z600

When you're looking for a silent cooler for your high-end PC or you want to overclock your CPU to it's maximum sooner or later you'll find yourself buying an expensive water based cooling system or a huge heat pipe cooler. In these days coolers like these are becoming easier to find. Some brands are a bit more interesting to the consumers though, because of their high availability, good reputation and balanced price (if possible), and that's the case with Cooler Master and their new cooler Hyper Z600, which very recently became available.

Cooler Master Hyper Z600

Cooler Master are the definite veterans in cooling technology. The brand is well known around the world and their products can be found in most PC stores. Aside from CPU coolers and full PC cooling solutions, the company also manufactures PC cases, PSUs, modding accessories, and many other things, and is a partner of NVIDIA and many other manufacturers, assisting them in the manufacture of coolers, cases and accessories for their products. Adding those things together makes the expectations for a top quality product logical. And that's exactly what Hyper Z600 is.Cooler Master Hyper Z600 comes well packed in it's cardboard box, wrapped with even more cardboard and a fine synthetic fiber, which helps the radiator fins stay intact even during it's extraction from the box.The size of Hyper Z600 isn't accidental. It's meant to be passive. It's no coincidence that it comes w/o a ventilator and that it has such dimestions. In a modern PC case the CPU cooler rests just below the PSU and often next to another ventilator that pulls air outside the box from behind. The X-Shape design of the Cooler Master Hyper Z600 allows easy airflow from every direction, so the whole work of creating a steady airflow to cool the CPU goes to the PSU this time (especially modern PSUs with a 120mm vent inside) and the rear vent. Of course the 6 heat pipes "take the blame" for supplying the fins with equal heat from each side.