Cooling Reviews

Ineo’s M9 has a unique design… but was it the right choice?

We tested ID-Cooling’s DX360 Max with Intel’s i7-14700K to determine how it handles the heat of a modern CPU.

Thermalright’s Assassin X 120 R SE won’t win any overclocking competitions, but it provides “good enough” performance that will satisfy the needs of most users while also running quietly.

We tested Montech’s Hyperflow ARGB 240mm and 360mm models with Intel’s i7-14700K to determine whether or not these AIOs can handle the heat.

Thermalright’s Peerless Assassin 140 shows that good performance doesn’t need to be expensive.

Tryx, a new contender in the cooling market, sets itself apart from the competition through its eye-catching design and strong performance.

We tested Akasa’s Alucia H4 Plus with Intel’s i7-13700K to determine if it is worthy of your hard-earned cooler cash.

The NH-D15 G2 improves upon its predecessor, but it’s hard to recommend at $150 when there are much cheaper alternatives perform very well.

Featuring a low profile and an even lower price of only $5 USD, UpHere’s M201 NVMe M.2 heatsink provides essential cooling performance for your SSD, with broad compatibility.

Valkyrie’s Syn 240 AIO features a 2.4-inch LCD and upgradable storage.