“To say the least, the Cooler Master V6GT is a fantastic heatsink. It outperformed all of the other comparison heatsinks in every test but one, and pulled even further ahead in the load tests. The large size of the V6GT is made up for by its heat capacity and these tests show it.”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Coolermaster V6 GT CPU Cooler @ Pro-Clockers
- Cooler Master V6 GT Review @ Neoseeker
- Cooler Master V6 GT Heatsink Review @ Ninjalane
- Cooler Master V6GT CPU Cooler Review @ Legit Reviews
- Cooler Master V6 GT CPU Cooler @ Tweaktown
- Scythe Yasya @ OC3D
- Prolimatech Samuel 17 Low Profile CPU Cooler @ Tweaktown
- Thermaltake FRIO Overclocking CPU Cooler @ Techgage
- Thermaltake Contac 29 Cooler review @ KitGuru
- Thermaltake Armor A90 @ techPowerUp
- In Win Ironclad Enthusiast and Gaming Full Tower ATX Chassis Review @ OverclockersHQ
- Lian Li PC-T60 PitStop ATX Tech Station @ Benchmark Review
- Thermaltake Level 10 Review @ OCC
- hermaltake Armor A90 Steel Midtower Gaming Case Review @ OCIA
- Antec DF-85 Case: Dark Forces Help You See the Light @ ExtremeTech
- Silverstone Precision SST-PS05 Chassis Review @ KitGuru
- NZXT Vulcan @ techPowerUp
CoolerMaster has a brand new heatsink, the V6GT
The new $69 Cooler Master V6GT
is targeted at overclockers with big cases, it weighs in at 939g and stands 131 x 120 x 165mm. There is nothing game changing about the design, V shaped heatpipes help pull the heat away from your CPU and a single 120mm fan pulls the heat away from the heatsink. However, the design does offer some nice performance improvements as Overclockers Club saw some serious cooling power from this heatsink. It didn’t do so well as a passive cooler though, so stick with the high flow fan.
