Cooling Reviews

It’s not often we review a cooler with genuine innovation. But the Silverstone IceMyst AIOs’ unique fans provide cooling where competitors don’t.

The JF13K Diamond Mini has a unique form factor, but it’s not much of an improvement over its predecessor.

Our testing shoes that Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro V and Dark Rock Elite raise the bar for quiet cooling performance.

Azza’s Cube AIOs delivered decent performance in our testing, at a price that undercuts the competition.

XPG’s Levante X 360 AIO cooler does well in several metrics, but not price.

The Liqmaxflo 360 improves upon previous-generation products, not only by improving thermal performance, but by offering best-in-class noise levels.

The MasterLiquid 240 Atmos is one of the strongest 240mm AIOs we’ve tested, outcompeting previous-gen 240mm coolers.

Lian Li’s GA II LCD 280 shows that with the right design, you don’t need a 360mm to keep Intel’s i7-13700K under TJ Max.

The budget-priced Phantom Spirit 120 punches well above its price class, outperforming most top-tier air coolers.

Low-noise adapter drastically reduces levels while maintaining the same thermal performance.