Review Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X Review
We put the Evolv X through its paces to see if it's really worth £200.
21-9-18 // 7:00p.m.
34 articles tagged as heat
Intel rumoured to restore soldered heatspreaders in Haswell-E
No more gooey TIM, leaked pic shows.
28-7-14 // 11:52a.m.
Review Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 Ti Review
So you've got a GTX Titan and think that it's fast? That's cute.
7-11-13 // 1:58p.m.
Review Payday: The Heist Review
Is Payday more than just Left 4 Dead in banks and, if not, is that enough?
25-10-11 // 8:00a.m.
Review Nexus VCT-9000 Review
A cooler that in no way justifies its asking price in terms of design or cooling ability.
28-3-11 // 4:20p.m.
Review Thermolab Bada 2010 Review
Compact and easy to install, but there are better and cheaper alternatives.
26-3-11 // 10:41a.m.
Review Xigmatek Dark Knight Review
Compact and easy to install, but only offers average cooling.
21-3-11 // 7:51a.m.
Review Be Quiet Dark Rock Advanced
The first Be Quiet! cooler that we've seen impresses in more ways than one
18-3-11 // 10:14a.m.
Review Zalman CNPS9900-MAX Blue Review
Zalman often makes good looking coolers, but can the MAX Blue's cooling performance match its looks?
14-3-11 // 11:29a.m.
Review Alpenfohn Matterhorn Review
The Matterhorn certainly looks the part, but can it match the Frio's pure cooling abilities?
11-3-11 // 7:49a.m.
Review Nvidia GeForce GTX 580 Overclocking
The GTX 580 is the fastest GPU out there, but what happens if we push it even further?
20-11-10 // 10:56a.m.
Review Thermalright Venomous-X CPU Cooler Review
The long awaited follow-up to the legendary Thermalright TRUE heatsink has finally arrived. With six copper heatpipes, redesigned cooling fins a new mounting bracket we put this new high-end up against the Ultra 120 eXtreme and the Titan Fenrir - but the results were a genuine surprise.
24-1-10 // 9:45a.m.
Review Five LGA1156 coolers tested on Lynnfield
We've tested five coolers that are not only on sale now, but are also ready to fit Intel's forthcoming LGA1156 Lynnfield CPUs. Get ready for Lynnfield by bagging your LGA1156-compatible cooler before the rush. Read on to find out which can handle a big overclock the best.
13-8-09 // 9:09a.m.
Gearbox not making Heat game
Gearbox has confirmed it is not making a game based on the film Heat and may now actually be hoping to sell the rights.
3-8-09 // 12:10p.m.
Review Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 2GB Vapor-X
Sapphire has not only added an excellent Vapor-X cooler to this Radeon HD 4870, but it has upped the memory from 1GB to 2GB. Does the extra RAM make a difference, and how effective is that cooler? Read on to find out.
14-4-09 // 1:20p.m.
Review Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 4870 1GB Toxic
Sapphire has intoxicated the Radeon HD 4870 1GB with a bit of own-branded spice and a Vapor-X cooler. We put the company's Radeon HD 4870 1GB Toxic to the test and find out if the cooler can live up to its excellent predecessor. Read on to find out how it gets on.
23-2-09 // 10:54a.m.
Review Nvidia (Zotac) GeForce GTX 285 1GB
Nvidia launched its 55nm update to the GeForce GTX 280 at CES and we're now able to disclose how that card performs. The new Nvidia GeForce GTX 285 boasts higher clock speeds and lower power consumption, but is the price right? Let's find out.
16-1-09 // 10:41a.m.
Review Antec Signature 850W PSU
Antec's Signature is its definitive power supply, built on a idea of quality it's not cheap but it sports an 80 Plus Bronze efficiency, a semi-modular design and "hand certification." Are these the ingredients required to earn the bit-tech stamp of approval?
5-12-08 // 8:25a.m.
Nvidia warns of high failure rates
Graphics card manufacturer has filed a profits warning with the SEC due to "higher than normal" failure rates of certain previous-generation mobile products.
7-7-08 // 9:01a.m.
Review Akasa Mirage-62
Akasa's Eclipse-62 chassis has been a stalwart in the company's range for a long time now. Today we look at the Mirage-62, which looks strikingly similar to the Eclipse. We find out what's different and whether Akasa has improved on a tried and tested design.
30-5-08 // 7:57a.m.
Microsoft adds heatsink to the 360
Microsoft is finally addressing cooling issues for the 360, by sneakily adding a heatsink to the interior.
14-6-07 // 12:34p.m.
Seagate says: 300Tb ain't happening in 2010
Seagate has responded to the 300TB rumour mongering that was going on last week. We're not going to see 300Tb drives by 2010, nevermind 300TB...
10-1-07 // 11:18a.m.
Review BFGTech 8800 GTX Watercooled Edition
Today, we have a look at BFGTech's watercooled GeForce 8800 GTX - a card that needs almost no introduction. It is the first GeForce 8800-series card to move away from the reference cooler, so let's find out if it's worth the hefty price premium...
3-1-07 // 2:18p.m.
Review Corsair Dominator Twin2X2048-8888C4DF
At the end of August, Corsair announced the world's fastest memory modules that run at a whopping 1111MHz. The Dominator Twin2X2048-8888C4DF come with a funky new heatsink design that could revolutionise memory cooling technology. Are they worth the massive price tag though?
11-9-06 // 1:42p.m.
Factory fumble blamed for MacBook complaints
A production mishap means that MacBooks are shipping with their air vents sealed up. Not good for those looking for a cool computing experience.
7-6-06 // 3:23p.m.
Xbox 360 to use notebook hard drive
Microsoft move to 2.5" hard drives as part of the Xbox's diet program, but some gamers are still confused over the costs. We dispell some of the myths.
23-8-05 // 7:30a.m.
Review Zalman CNPS9500 vs Asetek Microchill
We have exclusive exclusive reviews of new coolers from Asetek and Zalman. From Asetek we have the new Microchill, and from Zalman we have the CNPS9500 LED. How do these big names rack up against each other on Socket 939? We find out.
18-8-05 // 3:08p.m.
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