This contains a few of the best products I’ve recently tested for Tom’s Hardware
Intel’s Optane was insanely ahead of its time – here’s proof
Optane was insanely ahead of its time, and its performance is still bottlenecked by the fastest CPUs on the market
CES 2024: Cooler Master announces V8 3DVC “the future of CPU cooling” and GA11 AIO “Reinventing Liquid Cooling”
Cooler Master sent out a press release prior to its CES 2024 event, and it has some pretty bold claims with the announcments of its upcoming air and liquid coolers. Can they really make something better than the Atmos AIOs and MA824 Stealth?!
New reviews: Silverstone’s IceMyst, Thermalright’s SI-100, and more at other websites
I’ve recently published a few cooling reviews of air coolers, liquid coolers, and NVMe heatsinks to Tom’s Hardware and Wccftech
Heatpipes and an active fan make for cooling domination: Graugear G-M2HS03-F review
Graugear’s G-M2HS03-F delivers overkill cooling capable of delivering top performance with any SSD.
Cooling Catastrophe: Examining the flaws of MSI’s MAG CoreLiquid D360
MSI’s D360 performs well in common workloads, but it’s noisy and you can’t force it to run quietly.
Beyond Overkill Cooling – Jiushark M.2-THREE SSD Heatsink Review
This is the strongest NVMe heatsink on the market, bar none. Even with it’s fan removed, Jiushark’s M.2-THREE dominates my cooling benchmarks.
Graugear G-M2HS06 NVMe SSD heatsink review
Graugear’s G-M2H06 provides effective NVMe SSD cooling in a moderately sized package that shouldn’t interfere with most air coolers. It is one of the only 7 heatsinks I’ve tested capable of keeping Teamgroup’s Z540 SSD under 60C while undergoing stress testing.
Silverstone SUGO 14 Review: An Introduction to Ryzen SFF Cooling
Silverstone’s SUGO 14 case packs a ton of features in a compact package.
New Reviews: Azza Cube AIOs, Enermax Liqmaxflo, Acidalie VB01, and more!
I’ve recently reviewed products from Cooler Master, Azza, and Enermax on other websites.
All Copper Design and a low profile: Jeyi FinsCold Q150 m.2 Heatsink Review
Jeyi’s FinsCold Q150’s all copper design offers a nice aesthetic flair and offers basic cooling performance capable of sustaining a NVMe m.2 SSD’s peak performance, and it’s low profile design means you won’t run into any compatibility issues using it.
Sabrent Rocket SB-HTSP NVMe m.2 heatsink review: Slim profile, 3 heatpipes, and no compatibility issues!
Sabrent’s Rocket SB-HTSP NVMe heatsink has a slim profile, ensuring broad compatibility. It offers moderate thermal performance to sustain peak SSD performance, cooled by three copper heatpipes.
New Reviews: Thermalright HR-10 Pro, DeepCool Assassin IV WH, and Lian Li Galahad II LCD 280
I’ve recently reviewed the Lian Li GA II LCD 280, DeepCool Assassin IV WH, and Thermalright HR-10 Pro at other websites.
NewHail NH1 SSD Cooler review: The strongest m.2 heatsink I’ve tested thus far
NewHail’s NH1 packs the strongest cooling power I’ve seen (thus far) from any NVMe heatsink, cooling up to 36C stronger than competitors!
Thermalright HR-09 2280 Pro SSD Heatsink Cooler Review: Dominating over the competition
Thermalright’s HR-09 Pro packs insane cooling power, keeping SSDs up to 30C cooler than the competition!
When in doubt, add copper: Ineo’s Ice-Cold M12 NVMe SSD Heatsink Review
Ineo’s Ice-Cold M12 heatsink lives up to it’s name, keeping our SSD up to 18C cooler than competitors.
The CPU Cooler that doesn’t stop evolving : Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black with SickleFlow Edge Review, tested with Intel’s i7-13700K
Cooler Master’s nostalgic Hyper 212 cooler gets upgraded with a few enhancements, but is it enough to handle Intel’s i7-13700K?
New Reviews: Thermalright Frost Commander 140, Scythe Fuma 3, MSI MAG E360, and more!
I’ve posted a number of cooling reviews recently to Tom’s Hardware and Wccftech recently.
Iceberg Thermal IceFLOE M.2 2280 SSD Heatsink Review
Our benchmarks show that Iceberg Thermal’s IceFLOE m.2 heatsink does well in keeping a SSD cool, resulting in 12% faster performance than the competition.
DeepCool AK400 Digital Review: A small cooler with a big bite and an innovative LCD display
DeepCool brings a unique innovation to the air cooling market with it’s DIGITAL lineup of coolers, and the AK400 Digital punches above it’s size class with unexpected cooling performance.
Revisiting BeQuiet’s classic Dark Rock Pro 4 – How well does it handle modern CPUs like Intel’s i7-13700K and AMD’s Ryzen 7700X?
BeQuiet’s Dark Rock Pro 4 may be “old” now, but it performs well with modern AMD & Intel CPUs like the i7-13700K and it’s quiet noise levels are unrivaled.
Silverstone SST-MS12 NVMe to USB adapter review: Up to 20gbps speeds with effective heat dissipation to prevent overheating!
Most NVMe to USB adapters do not pass my stress tests, many outright failing. Silverstone’s MS12 NVMe to USB adapter passed my tests with flying colors.
A new player from the east enters the game: Jiushark Design JF200S Dual Tower Air Cooler Review, tested with Intel’s i7-13700K
Jiushark is a Asian cooling company new to the market. Their JF200S performs well with Intel’s i7-13700K, especially when noise normalized.
New reviews: Jiushark JF13K Diamond, Scythe Kotetsu Mark Three, and Thermalright’s Silver Soul 135 Black
I’ve recently tested Jiushark’s innovated JF13K Diamond and Scythe’s Kotetsu Mark Three CPU Coolers
Cougar Forza 135 Dual Tower CPU Air Cooler Review: An introduction to cooling Intel’s i7-13700K
The Forza 135 performs well when paired with Intel’s i7-13700K, handling up to 227W in long term loads