Cooling

The UFO-themed G100M is a spiffy-looking RGB CPU cooler designed for low-profile chassis. Is it as cool as it looks?

A step down from the Dark Rock Pro 4 flagship, this CPU air cooler offers an imposing look and competitive cooling performance for the money.

Does the latest flagship CPU cooler from be quiet, the Dark Rock Pro 4, live up to some of the company's earlier efforts on air?

A compact cooler meant for small gaming rigs and HTPCs, the Raijintek Pallas gets the test treatment. How does it stand up?

Enermax enters the open-loop cooling component market with an RGB-lit pump and reservoir combo. We took it for a spin.

The Windale 4 is a bargain heatpipe cooler that performs well and operates at low noise. It's a strong value for running at stock speeds to a moderate overclock.

This LED-rich, tower-style CPU air cooler has the looks of a winner, but a key issue with the mounting hardware makes us wary.

An LED-bedecked CPU air cooler, the Windale 6 is a strong value choice from a recent entry into the field.

The MA410P offers good customization and performance in a medium-size tower cooler, especially for modest-size PCs or budgets lacking funds for an AIO liquid cooler.

Arctic's striking $39 aircooler has fine build quality and surprisingly quiet performance, and it can even cover the bulk of the TR4-socket AMD Threadripper.

With straightforward good looks and no-frills lighting, the ETS-T50 Axe provides solid cooling performance for most modern CPU platforms at a reasonable price.

How does this six-heatpipe, dual-fan, RGB-capable CPU cooler compare with others in its price class? We put it to the test.

How does the Arctic Freezer 33 eSports Edition electric color and catchy moniker match up against big air?

NAIA 240’s unconventional features launch Reeven into the closed-loop cooler market. We test it.

We review Cooler Master's ML120L RGB compact liquid cooler.

Downdraft cooling is back in the Scythe Grand Kama Cross 3. Will it reign supreme in cooling, noise, or value?

EVGA, known for graphics cards and power supplies, has also entered the closed-loop liquid cooling market (for GPUs and CPUs). Its 240mm system finds its way to our test bench.

Corsair enters the large AIO cooler arena with the H150i Pro, a triple 120mm radiator product, with all the typical Corsair features familiar. We put it through its paces in the lab.

What does a premium copper-only liquid cooling company do for its next trick? Use aluminum.

EVGA picked an easy to remember name for its 2x 140mm closed-loop cooler, but will the CLC 280 produce equally memorable performance?