Cooling

The Cooler Master Masterliquid ML120R RGB has more addressable RGB than you can shake a stick at. Today we have it on our test bench, and we are….errrmmm…shaking a stick at it!

Today we have the Themis Evo from Raijintek on the test best. With a very tempting price, how does it hold up against the competition?

Changing your GPU cooler is something not to be taken lightly, but if you choose to go down that route you want something that's effective, something like the Arctic Accelero Hybrid III - 140. Here's my take on the process...

Today on the test bench is the Shadow Rock Slim from be quiet! Will it be able to hold its own against coolers bigger in size? Or it is a load of hot air? Only one way to find out .......

Scythe are somewhat unpopular on the UK market, but is the Ashura one cooler that should be in your basket? Read on to find out more...

It’s great to see as expected thermal performance from the GELID Rev. 5 Tranquillo as it does exactly what it says on the box, a no-frills cooler that offers 150w TDP of cooling performance! Remember though, that being said, an overclocked CPU often has a lot more than the stock TDP listed on the websites, with our Intel i5 13600k having a max boost TDP of 181w, at 100% fan speed then, the cooler outdid itself and managed to cool it, at a couple of degrees below TJ max. So anything below an Intel 13600k and this cooler will do you just fine!

The Thermalright Macho Rev. B takes an already amazing cooler and adds a fan to it for a bit more airflow. Will this equate to better performance? Come see.

Today I take a look at the Corsair H80i which features a thicker than normal 120mm rad and comes with 2x SP120L fans included to offer maximum performance.

Today I take a look at the Macho Zero from Thermalright. Being design for semi-passive cooling it will be interesting to see how well it holds up against our previously tested coolers

In the market for a high performance ITX cooler? Check out the AXP-200 from Thermalright...