Cooling

At £30, the new Arctic Freezer i32 is butting heads with more established products like the CM Hyper 212 Evo. Can a silent, semi-passive cooler bring anything to the table to beat off such strong competition?

Today we test out a new low-profile, compact CPU cooler designed for small form factor builds. Let's see how the NH-L12S from Noctua performs.

Up for testing is the ID-COOLING FrostFlow 240L AIO CPU cooler with its 240mm radiatior which is cooled by 2 x 120mm fans. Is it a worthy addition to your system? Let's find out!

On the test bench today, we have the 5th generation of the multi award-winning NH-U12A CPU air cooler from Noctua. Will it live up to its heritage?

Fractal Design came out with their Kelvin range of coolers earlier this year and it's taken me a while to thoroughly test the range. Were they any good? Worth a read? Oh my word yes and yes...

I’ve seen a number of CPU coolers from Cooler Master lately, in both air and liquid guises. Today we have another, this time it’s the MasterLiquid Pro 280.

The price to performance with the i35 A-RGB is about expected once you factor in the A-RGB included and we struggle to find another £37.99 cooler that can offer the same features. In terms of cooling, we don't recommend it if you plan on anything more than a mild CPU overclock, it's still more than capable of cooling non-K and K Intel CPU SKUs to their max turbo frequencies.

The NZXT Grid+ V2 is a sleek discreet fan controller that's software controlled rather than dials or knobs in a drive bay, but is it worth the £30 price tag?

Cooler Master have added RGB versions to their MasterLiquid Lite series of AIO liquid CPU coolers, and today we have the 120mm variant in for review.

Today we look at the Thermalright Macho Direct, a relative of the Macho 120 SBM. Can we answer the old question of which is better, contact plate or direct contact heat pipes? Let's find out!