Two Radiators and some Clear Goo
Quiet week for phase change. A1 Electronics has 2 radiators by SilverProp, a companyyou may not have heard of, but that does good work. Also the new improved drinkable Fluid XP+! I'm...
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
ATI rolls out new notebook chipset
Graphics chip maker ATI on Thursday rolled out a new chipset for notebook PCs with Advanced Micro Devices' processors. ATI's Radeon Xpress 200M,...
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Keeping your CPU & GPU chillin & More
Heatpipes are already popular quiet cooling solutions, but built in case ducting is only now hitting the mainstream. The Thermaltake Silent 775 takes advantage of both ideas, but puts the ducting directly…
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A Nonchalant Box & More
Much like children in a previous age, many people want their PC to be seen, but not heard. Arctic Cooling has released a new case, called the Silentium T2, which follows that…
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Hybrid Watercooling Based Case & More
Systemcooling reviews the Koolance PC3-725BK. This isn't your everyday water cooling kit, this is a case designed with watercooling as it's raison d'etre. Tubing, coolant and splitters are included, as well as several smaller...
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Introducing the IBM/Sony/Toshiba Cell Processor — Part I: the SIMD processing units
Another article from Hannibal at Ars Techinca, this time covering the up and coming Cell proccesor. If you are curious just what this chip is all about, then get a fresh…
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The Cure for a Hot, Hot, Hot CPU & More
Big Bruin reviews a heatsink that comes in 3 flavours (sockets- 939/754, 478 & 775) only weighs 460g, has several heatpipes and a unique fan. It is fairly tall, so putting…
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Cases full of fresh air & More
In the search for a quiet PC, many companies are taking their own proprietary methods and improving them. Such is the case with Arctic Cooling's Silentium T2. A very wide PSU,...
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Watercooling made even easier & More
Is it easier to install a 2 pound chunk of aircooled copper, without crushing your core, or setting up watercooling without frying your mobo, or yourself? Well, your answer may change…
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Inside AMD’s Hammer: the 64-bit architecture behind the Opteron and Athlon 64
A good technical article posted at Ars Technica, on the inner workings of AMD's 64bit architecture, and how it works. It describes the differences between x86's 64 bit Hammer and it's K-7 predecessors...
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Powerful heatsink with a catch & More
So, are you secure enough to have a butterfly named Vanessa in your case, or to install it in someone else's? Titan has released a new heatpipe based heatsink, and Big Bruin…
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Cooling Miscellanea, Fan Controllers & More
These cooling tools aren't always in everybodies case, but more and more it seems that inntermittent errors are plauging our forum members. Often the cause is heat, or power. Well, if your RAM is…
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