as the most powerful CPU cooler on the market. The 64 (W) x 89 (L) x 68 (H)-mm cooler features a fan that runs at speeds up to 5,000 rpm and generates 24 cfm.

If you replace the fan with something quieter, you'll also be moving less air over the heatsink, increasing the operating temperature (it's already quite hot).<BR><BR>If you switch to an aftermarket ...

idle curiosity, but how are guys you cooling your CPU?<BR><BR>plus, this could be a useful information source for comparing temperatures and setups for a range of different CPUs <BR><BR>I'll start ...

Thermaltake has just announced its new MS-1 M.2 SSD cooler, which features a high-speed 8000RPM micro blower fan, heat pipe, and heatsink to keep your ultra-fast (and ultra-hot) Gen5 SSDs as cool as ...

Where once a passive SSD heatsink would keep your PCIe solid-state drive sufficiently cool, PCIe 5.0 speeds have forced manufacturers to rethink their cooling strategies. While most SSD makers have ...