Phanteks has released their new static pressure fan, the PH-F140SP, that are specifically designed for overcoming static pressure, blade deflection, and noise issues but without the PWM feature that the Phanteks PH-F140XP fan does have. The Phanteks PH-F140SP fan has 9 blades total that has Phanteks’ own maelstrom vortex booster (MVB) feature. The
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Phanteks has released a new PWM premium fan, the 140 mm PH-F140XP PWM fan. According to the Phanteks website this fan is designed for everyday use for your case, CPU, or radiators. The PH-F140XP PWM fan was designed with a unique maelstrom vortex booster feature (MVB) for better cooling and the PWM features lets
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EK is releasing two new custom full cover Geforce GTX 770 water blocks. EK will have the EK-FC770 GTX DCII which will primarily be used with ASUS designed Geforce GTX 680 and GTX 770 cards that have the DirectCU II cooling design. The second Geforce GTX 770 water block
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Deepcool, who is a leader in cooling parts, has announced their Lucifer CPU cooler. The Lucifer CPU cooler is the first fanless CPU cooler from Deepcool and is selling under the sub-brand Gamer Storm according to Deepcool’s press release. According to Deepcool the name for the cool comes from,
“named after the
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Raijintek is a pretty new company coming into the CPU cooler market. The introducing of three new coolers, the Raijintek Adios, Themis, and Ereboss CPU coolers. these cooler were designed in Germany by Cooler Master and Xigmatek and actually built-in Taiwan. The names were chosen after Ancient Greeks and Rijintek’s slogan is, “Creating Passion” products that have high
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Cooler Master has announced a list of CPU cooler ready to tackle the AMD FX-9000 series of CPUs. So far the two big CPUs released by AMD are the FX-9370 that clocks in at 4.7 Ghz turbo with a 220W TDP and the beast of a CPU FX-9590 CPU that will clock at 5 Ghz
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On July 19th, 2013, the Swiftech H220 sales have been discontinued in the US. The reasoning behind it is due to Asetek approaching Swiftech with claims that the Swiftech H220 infringes on their patents. Swiftech responded in attempts to buying nonexclusive patents from Asetek, however Asetek quickly shot down any hopes
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