Cooling Reviews

Intel’s i9-14900K may be difficult to cool, but Lian Li’s Galahad II LCD provides the cooling performance you need for maximum performance.

Corsair’s A115 big air cooler excels in thermal performance while delivering low noise levels, but it has a high price tag.

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.