If you have been following KitGuru for a while, then you have probably noticed that we like to give back to our readers whenever we can. That is why this week, we are teaming up with Deepcool to give away not one but two brand new GAMMAXX GT CPU coolers, …
Read More »FSP Windale 4 Cooler Review
Its FSP's second air cooler, with a cheaper $32.99 asking price. A new budget king?
Read More »Computex: Noctua has new fan designs and redesigned coolers for AMD
Computex might be ending today but we still have a few pieces of coverage to get through. This time around, we are focussing on Noctua, who are bringing out some new fans with different colour options to better suit a wider range of PC builds. Beyond that, there is a …
Read More »Computex: Calyos showcases updated NSG-S0
Tucked away at Seasonic's Computex booth, we managed to find the Calyos NSG-S0 passively cooled chassis. Having gone to visit the Calyos HQ in February, it is quite amazing how far the chassis has come in such a short amount of time. As you can see above, this Calyos NSG-S0 …
Read More »AMD Ryzen 7 1700 5-Way Cooler Comparison
We put 5 coolers head-to-head on the new AM4 platform.
Read More »Computex: Phanteks rolls out new cases, liquid cooling gear and accessories
Leo had the chance to stop by the Phanteks booth at Computex earlier today and managed to spot plenty of new additions to the company's lineup. Aside from some new cases, Phanteks was also showing off some of its own liquid cooling gear and accessories. You can see all of …
Read More »Computex: Deepcool shows off new cases, coolers and fans
Unlike many other companies with a presence at Computex, Deepcool isn't actually showing off anything new this time around. This is because Deepcool actually launched a lot of new products at CeBit this year, but we still stopped by to take a second look at some of the new cases, …
Read More »Computex: Deepcool reveals Gammaxx GT RGB Air Cooler
We can expect to see a lot of RGB products at Computex 2017, and it seems Deepcool is ahead of the game as it has today unveiled its Gammaxx GT RGB air cooler. Not only does the Gammaxx GT have one RGB fan included, the aluminium top plate also sports some …
Read More »Cooler Master MasterFan Pro RGB Review
Cooler Master has launched its new RGB fans - we take a look and see how they perform.
Read More »Alphacool launches XPX Eisblock Clear and Satin CPU water blocks
This week, Alphacool is expanding its water block range with the brand new XPX Eisblock in both clear and satin versions. Similarly to other CPU water blocks in the XPX range, the Eisblock is designed with Alphacool's exclusive ramp technology. This new method allows for improved cooling performance by allowing …
Read More »ID-Cooling FrostFlow 240L AIO Review
ID-Cooling is a new player in the CPU cooling market. Does the FrostFlow 240L impress?
Read More »FSP Windale 6 Cooler Review
FSP is now the in CPU cooling game - how does the Windale 6 fare against the competition?
Read More »Fractal Design Celsius S24 (240mm liquid cooler, alum. radiator)
Today we are looking at the new Fractal Design cooler - is it any good?
Read More »be quiet! Pure Rock Slim Cooler Review
be quiet! are back with a very small air cooler - the Pure Rock Slim. Is it worth £24.95?
Read More »Deepcool launches new RGB Captain EX AIO coolers
Over the course of 2016, we reviewed quite a few coolers from Deepcool, including its Captain EX 120 and 240 all-in-one liquid coolers. Now in 2017, Deepcool is giving them something of a refresh, adding a new wired controller and RGB lighting. The original Captain EX 120 and 240 were …
Read More »FSP’s Windale CPU coolers focus on swift heat dissipation and quiet operation
It looks like there might still be innovation left in air cooling business as this week, FSP unveiled its new Windale series of ultra-quiet CPU coolers which use an all new heatsink design to “ensure unhindered heat transfer”. The Windale series comprises of two specific CPU coolers, the Windale 6 …
Read More »Cooler Master pays up $600,000 following Asetek patent infringement case
Asetek has announced today that it has received its payment of around $600,000 from Cooler Master, following a lawsuit in which Cooler Master was found to have infringed on some all-in-one liquid cooler design patents. The lawsuit itself dates back to 2014, when a Jury ruled against Cooler Master on …
Read More »Cryorig C7 Low-Profile Cooler Review
Cryorig's C7 is ideal for ITX builds with strict height restrictions. Is it worth £30.95?
Read More »ThermalTake Riing Silent 12 Pro Cooler Review
ThermalTake have produced a snazzy looking air cooler for £45 - is it worth the cash?
Read More »Raijintek Pallas Low-Profile CPU Cooler Review
A low-profile CPU cooler from Raijintek, costing under £40. Perfect for an HTPC or ITX system?
Read More »Cooler Master MasterAir Pro 3 and MasterAir Pro 4 Review
Two new coolers in Cooler Master's MasterAir series - how do they stack-up against the competition?
Read More »The Calyos NSG S0 is launching on Kickstarter tomorrow
Back in February, Leo and I went to Brussels to visit Calyos and take a look at their completely-passive NSG S0 chassis prototype. Today, Calyos has announced that the finished product will be launching on Kickstarter tomorrow, March 29. According to our information, the early-bird price will be just 479 Euros – …
Read More »Cryorig R1 Ultimate Cooler Review
Cryorig's biggest and baddest air cooler features two 140mm fans and 7 heatpipes - is it worth the £76.99 asking price?
Read More »Cryorig H7 Air Cooler Review
The Cryorig H7 has been called the 'Hyper 212 killer.' Just how good is it really?
Read More »Cooler Master MasterAir Maker 8 Review
It's Cooler Master's behemoth, £100 air cooler. The best alternative to liquid cooling?
Read More »Fractal Design and NZXT are also offering free AM4 cooler mounts for Ryzen buyers
In the weeks leading up to AMD's Ryzen launch, we have seen plenty of CPU cooler makers begin to offer free AM4 upgrade kits, allowing upgraders to hang on to their old CPU coolers. We have already seen Phanteks, Cooler Master, Noctua and Corsair join the list but today, Fractal …
Read More »Is Calyos THE world leader in advanced 2-phase cooling?
Calyos is a young company based in Brussels, Belgium that claims to be the global leader in Advanced 2-Phase Cooling Solutions for electronic components. When you consider that Calyos has a mere 28 employees (and that Belgium is hardly renowned as a hotbed of technology) it sounds like a bold …
Read More »Calyos NSG kit for Thermaltake Core P3
At CES Calyos showed its fanless passive cooling kit for Thermaltake Core P3 and we took a good look at the hardware during the KitGuru visit to Calyos in Brussels. The idea is simple enough: Calyos has taken the hardware used in its NSG-S0 system and applied it to the …
Read More »Corsair preps RAM, coolers and PSUs for AMD’s Ryzen launch
Unless you've been living under a rock, then you have probably heard that AMD's Ryzen processors are finally coming out this week. We have seen plenty of CPU cooler makers prep their product lines for Ryzen and the AM4 socket and now, Corsair is throwing itself into that arena, listing …
Read More »Calyos may also produce stand-alone loop heat pipe coolers
Recently KitGuru took a trip to visit Calyos, the Belgian cooling company. We've already reported how their technology works, while we also took a look at the upcoming NSG-S0 chassis. However, it seems that Calyos are thinking about debuting some stand-alone CPU/GPU coolers which use loop heat pipes. Calyos' main …
Read More »