IBM promises cooler chips with capillary-action and water jets
Published on October 27, 2006IBM's Zurich labs have developed a new heatsink and water-cooling that promises to cool chips up to six times better than conventional air cooling. The heatsink contains tiny channels similar to the capillaries you would see in tree leaves and in human circulator systems. The channels allow either water or heatsink compound to spread more uniformly and thereby dissipate more heat. Read more
Thermalright Ultra-120 Copper Hitting Shelves This Month
Published on October 15, 2008The highly popular Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme will soon have a new heavyweight counterpart. Expreview have received notification that a copper version of the enthusiast CPU cooler will be available this month for a price of $100-110... Read more
Heatsink Maker Jumps Into LED Lighting Biz
Published on August 22, 2008San Francisco (CA) - Taiwanese heatsink maker, AVC, is jumping into the drop-in LED lighting market with its multiple LED lighting heads. Read more
AMD to Make Changes to the Stock Coolers
Published on July 15, 2003The heatsink/fan units bundled with AMD Athlon processors historically haven't been too crash hot as far as performance is concerned, let alone noise output. Read more
Synology's DS408 Reviewed: Fast NAS For Pros
Published on November 18, 2008Does a NAS device with high data transfer rate and a Web interface that is easy to configure actually exist? Synology shows how it should be done. But the enclosure is not without its faults, either. Read more
The Hardware Behind Overdrive
Published on November 18, 2008Our worldwide overclocking championship has begun and we wanted to introduce you to the everyday components our teams will be tweaking to supersonic speeds in a bid for a shot at $5,000. Read more
Team USA Emerges in Round One of Overdrive
Published on November 17, 2008After a long weekend of intense benchmarking with nearly 1,300 liters of liquid nitrogen, one team emerged victorious. They’re on their way to Paris to represent the US against four other international teams. Show them some support! Read more
Team USA Emerges In Round One of Overdrive
Published on November 17, 2008After a long weekend of intense benchmarking with nearly 1,300 liters of liquid nitrogen, one team emerged victorious. They’re on their way to Paris to represent the US against four other international teams. Show them some support! Read more
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