Responding to the shrinking space between the components of some recent motherboards, Phanteks' newly-designed PH-TC14S uses two slim radiators to provide fit CPU cooling behind DIMM slots. A fan can be placed between those radiators for uncompromised CPU cooling.
Next to it in the photo above, the PH-TC14LS offers similar space savings to owners of low-profile chassis. Booth coolers feature anodized-aluminum fins on nickel-plated copper heat sinks and bases, and both use the firm's two-layer bracket set.
Also on display, several new fan models are said to offer similar airflow compared to previous models, at reduced noise. Seven re-contoured blades replace the firm's previous nine. All parts are slated for August distribution.
Improved fans ..... wow.... they current fans blow (pun intended) everything else outta the water on noise / performance ratio. Now if we could only start buying case accessories like SSD Mounts, Fan PCBs, etc. I'll stop nagging them.
