Cooling Reviews

MSI’s A13 AIO series are budget-oriented coolers with reasonable thermal performance; we tested the 240mm and 360mm versions with Intel’s Core i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K.

iHTP’s NVMe SSD cooler performs very well. We tested it with both air and liquid cooling systems to judge its thermal performance.

Be Quiet’s Light Loop is a strong AIO with low noise levels. We tested thermal and noise results from both Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K.

ID-Cooling’s Frozn A620 GDL certainly looks nice with its gold accents, but does it also cool well?

We tested Valkyrie’s Syn 360 with Intel’s i7-14700K to see if it has what it takes to cool your CPU well.

We tested NZXT’s Kraken Elite 360 RGB with Intel’s i7-14700K to determine whether or not it can handle the heat of a modern CPU.

We tested ID-Cooling’s FX360 INF with Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K to determine whether or not it can handle the heat of a modern CPU.

We’ve tested iBuyPower’s AW4 AIO with Intel’s i7-14700K to see how well it performs.

Be Quiet’s MC1 Pro SSD cooler features a low-profile heatsink with an integrated copper heatpipe on both sides of the cooler.

We tested MSI’s I360 and I240 AIOs with Intel’s i7-14700K to determine how these coolers handle the heat of a modern CPU.