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Noctua NF-P14 FLX 140mm Fan Posted on: 3/13/2010 12:51:54 PM Noctua, being well known for their quiet, but very effective CPU coolers, knows how to build quiet and effective fans. Continuing the trend to larger and larger fans, Noctua’s latest fan is of 140mm dimension. The nice thing about this fan is that it has mounting holes for both 140mm and 120mm, so it is backwards compatible. NZXT Sentry 2 Touchscreen Fan Controller Posted on: 11/12/2009 8:28:25 AM Sometimes using a fan controller can be difficult, and you don't always get the necessary feedback to operate your fans. That's why NZXT created the Sentry 2, an intuitive touchscreen fan controller with support for up to 10 fans. Coolink SWiF2 Fan Series Posted on: 11/10/2009 2:53:27 PM Available in sizes ranging from the commonplace 120mm down to the less popular 80mm, the SWiF2 series boasts an improved airflow to noise ratio over the original series. Just as notably, the new series adds support for PWM fan speed control, which enables motherboards to automatically adjust fan speed or users to manually adjust it. Along with PWM support, and an improved airflow to noise ratio, the SWiF2 series also features hydro-dynamic bearings, an 11-blade impeller system, and a new color scheme. Zalman MFC3 LCD Fan Controller Posted on: 10/16/2009 6:34:12 PM Fans can be noisy and disturbing to a work environment, but we all know that stressing PC hardware provides excessive heat that can be damaging to the components. Fan controllers come in handy to keep the noise in check during office work, but crank up the air when gaming. RBMods reviews the Zalman MFC3 LCD Fan Controller. Read on for the full review. Nexus TDD-9000 Liquid Laptop Cooler Posted on: 9/25/2009 2:51:14 PM Nexus, one of the largest computer cooling peripheral manufacturers in the world sent us their newest invention TDD-9000 liquid laptop cooler. TDD-9000 doesn't have any fans in it and is based on liquid cooling. There are something special in TDD-9000:s cooling mechanism so let's have a look if it does what Nexus has promised. Noctua NF-S12B FLX Posted on: 6/27/2009 4:15:16 PM Noctua, makers of silent PC cooling components, sent us their newest fan: the NF-S12B FLX. With silence in mind, the NF-S12B was designed to produce the smallest amount of noise possible, while still pushing enough air to keep your computer cool. Can it live up to Noctua's reputation for manufacturing super quiet, well performing fans and heatsinks? Read on to find out. Nexus Beamair Posted on: 3/19/2009 2:47:08 PM Fans and cooling are something you should keep in mind when building a computer. There isn't such a thing yet as a silent yet powerful fan. Nexus has made a new and original attempt to solve that issue. Nexus Beamair is a new kind of fan duct to get everything from your fan. Let's have a look at it. Evercool RF-8 Rifling 80mm Fan Posted on: 3/9/2009 11:20:28 PM Case fans come in a wide variety of sizes, with the most popular ones being 80mm and 120mm. But is there any way to squeeze more fan blade area in a standard size fan? Evercool, makers of a wide range of fans, has produced a new product, the Evercool Rifling RF-8 80mm Case fan, that provides 92mm fan blades in an 80mm housing. Will this design provide the best of both worlds? Read on to find out more. Evercool Zodiac Notebook Cooler Posted on: 3/4/2009 11:05:12 AM We recently reviewed a small cooler from the folks at Evercool and had mixed results. Today we get a chance to look at another cooler from them, the Evercool Zodiac Notebook Cooler. This larger sized cooler has a couple of hidden features that we didn’t see in the other cooler. Will this be enough to put it over the top? That is what we’ll attempt to find out in this review. Evercool Hermes Notebook Cooler Review Posted on: 2/21/2009 2:20:43 PM Like most desktop PCs, a typical notebook/laptop nowadays is using more power and thus is creating more heat. In response to the heat, many companies are starting to offer notebook PC coolers designed to provide additional cooling capability. Today we’ll be looking at the Evercool Hermes Notebook cooler, which has a small footprint and a unique shape. Read on to find out if this cooler brings cool temperatures to your notebook. Vizo Armada II RAM Cooler Review Posted on: 12/17/2008 10:51:22 AM As computer performance increases, the need to cool the internal components of the computer becomes greater. While we focus a lot of attention on the CPU, video card, and case fan cooling solutions, another cooling product that is starting to become more prominent are RAM/memory coolers. Vizo, makers of a wide range of computer components, as released a new product, the Armada II RAM cooler, which offers a cooling solution for RAM sticks. Read on to find out if it makes a noticeable difference in performance. NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler Review Posted on: 11/6/2008 6:10:41 AM Recently, we’ve had a chance to review a few different products from NZXT, a manufacturer of a variety of computer and gaming accessories, and mostly have been impressed with their quality and attention to detail. Today we’ll look at another one of their offerings, the NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler. Will this cooler prove to blow away the competition? Let’s find out in this review. Thermaltake Ramorb Review Posted on: 9/20/2008 12:00:00 AM With todays fast ram sticks the heat issue is what stops overclockers from going forward. Because of this we have seen a few manufacturers that made new heatsinks for their ram sticks. Thermaltake has another solution on the market, it's actually a ram cooler with a fan on it. Now I have seen Thermaltake make products like this in the past but they have never really hit the market so I am quite curious to see if this can actually perform so lets get this show on the road. NZXT Sentry LX High Performance Fan Controller Review Posted on: 8/17/2008 12:00:00 AM We’ve seen a lot of fan controller designs here on rbmods.com, everything from simple knobs to more elaborate controllers. Today we get a chance to look at a new fan controller from NZXT, the NZXT Sentry LX High Performance Fan Controller. Will this product live up to its “high performance” claims? That is what we’re here to find out in this review. GELID GC-1 Thermal Compound Review Posted on: 7/29/2008 12:00:00 AM When we think about achieving better cooling performance, we often focus on hardware solutions. However, the quality of the thermal compound/paste that interfaces between the chips and the cooler is another critical factor in getting better cooling performance from your cooler. Most people I know either use a well-known brand or the generic stuff that comes with their components. But there are others on the market who strive to compete and produce solutions on-par with the incumbents. Today we’ll take a look at a thermal compound from GELID, a new company on the block, known GC-1. Will this product stand up against the more popular brands? We will attempt to answer that question in today’s review. Vizo Sleet RAM Cooler Review Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM When we talk about cooling inside a computer, we are usually looking at coolers for traditional components such as the CPU, graphics card, Northbridge, etc.Well, what about one of the more expensive components inside the motherboard, the RAM?Vizo, makers of a wide range of computer components, as released a new product, the Vizo Sleet RAM cooler, which offers a cooling solution for RAM sticks.Read on to find out if it makes a noticeable difference in performance. Vizo mini-Ninja Notebook Cooler Review Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM We�ve had a chance to review quite a few different Vizo cooler designs, each with their own interesting names like the Xena, Ninja, and Ninja 2/Sumo to name a few.Vizo�s back at the drawing board again, this time with a smaller version of their notebook cooler, the Vizo mini-Ninja Notebook cooler.Will this little guy prove that good things come in small packages?Read on to find out. Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Compound Review Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM When I think of quality cooling fans, typically one name jumps to mind first: Noctua.However, Nocuta isn�t just about fans, as they�ve started to branch out into other peripheral products.Today we get the chance to take a look at one such product, the Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Compound.Will the Noctua product be able to stand up against the established incumbents in the thermal compound market?Let�s find out. Silenx Ixtrema 120mm Case Fans Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM Your typical computer case fan is a cheaply built fan that often doesn’t last long and can be the loudest source of noise in your computer. However, certain manufacturers do offer high-end case fans that offer high air flow and nearly silent operations, creating the desired combination of quiet performance. AcousticPC.com, a large retailer of quiet PC computer cooling hardware, sent us one such case fan that they highly recommend: the Silenx Quiet Case Fans. Will these fans bring an end to loud fan operations? That is what we’re here to find out in this review.. Tuniq TX-2 Thermal Compound Review Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM When we think about achieving better cooling performance, we often focus on hardware solutions.However, the quality of the thermal compound/paste that interfaces between the chips and the cooler is another critical factor in getting better cooling performance from your cooler.Today we�ll take a look at a new thermal compound from Tuniq, well-known makers of a variety of cooling solutions, known TX-2.Will this product stand up against the incumbents in the market?We will attempt to answer that question in today�s review. Nexus HXR-5500 RAM Cooler Review Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM As computer performance increases, the need to cool the internal components of the computer becomes greater.While we focus a lot of attention on the CPU, video card, and case fan cooling solutions, another cooling product that is starting to become more prominent are RAM/memory coolers.Nexus, makers of a variety of silent PC components, has released a new silent RAM cooler, the Nexus HXR-5500 RAM cooler.Will this solution prove to be silent yet remain functional?Let�s find out. Vizo Ninja 2 Laptop Cooler Review Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM About a year ago, we took a look at the Vizo Ninja Notebook Cooler, where we concluded that it was a decent cooler but was a little undersized for many of today�s notebook designs.Perhaps Vizo was listening, as they have since developed a larger version of this cooler design.Will the Vizo Ninja 2 Notebook Cooler perform as well as its smaller brother?We will attempt to answer that question in this review. Vantec Nxp-205 Fan controller Posted on: 3/28/2008 12:00:00 AM Nowadays everyone needs a fan controller or? Well maybe not everyone but the companies keep pumping out fan controllers. They have different colors and specifications but they all do the same thing in the end and that is to controll the fans. Tonite we are having a look at a fan controller that fits in a floppy drive bay so this is a tiny one but still has the specifications as the bigger Vantec controllers. We are going to see if this little fan controller can do the same work as a normal one and see if this really is a high quality product. Acoustifan Case Fans Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM When you get into building silent/HTPC PCs, you’ll find that case fan noise is a major contributor to the system’s noise. Thankfully, manufacturers are starting to offer products that tailor to this market and have many of the features that lend themselves to silent PC builds. AcousticPC.com, a large retailer of quiet PC computer cooling hardware, sent us one such case fan that they highly recommend: the Acoustifan made by Acousti Products. Will this fan to prove to be quiet yet high performing? That is the question we’re here to answer. Vizo Xena Notebook Cooler Review Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM A while ago, we examined Vizo�s Ninja Notebook Cooler and had mixed opinions about its design and set of features.Vizo has returned to the notebook cooler game with a newer model, the Xena Notebook Cooler, which offers additional features including a bay for a backup hard drive.Will it be enough to propel it to the top?Let�s find out. Ultra 3.5 Aluminum Hard Drive Cooler Review Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM If you´ve ever experienced a hard drive failure, you know what a pain it is and how improving the reliability of the drive can save you a lot of trouble.Many companies have developed coolers to help reduce operating temperatures, but some work better than others.Ultra, a well-known maker of a variety of computer accessories, has developed a new Aluminum Hard Drive Cooler that attempts to increase the life of your drive.Will it prove to be up to the challenge?Read on to find out more. Vizo Armada RAM Cooler Review Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM When we talk about cooling inside a computer, we are usually looking at coolers for traditional components such as the CPU, graphics card, Northbridge, etc.Well, what about one of the more expensive components inside the motherboard, the RAM?Vizo, makers of a wide range of computer components, as released a new product, the Armada RAM cooler, which offers a cooling solution for RAM sticks.Read on to find out if it makes a noticeable difference in performance. Nexus Frisbee Hard Drive Cooler Review Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM Hard drive coolers are becoming more popular as users look to improving hard drive life and preventing the dreadful hard drive failure.As with CPU coolers, hard drive coolers range from being fairly simple to very complex.Today we�ll take a look at the Nexus Frisbee Hard Drive Cooler, which has a simple design yet claims it is silent and has excellent cooling performance.Read on to find out if they are true. Evercool Turbo 2 Video Card Cooler Review Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM The past few years have seen tremendous gains in the level of video card performance, as manufacturers push the envelope and develop new technologies.Unfortunately, along with those gains typically comes an unwanted byproduct- heat.Evercool, makers of a wide range of cooling products, offers a variety of VGA coolers that claim to reduce heat significantly without producing any noise.Today we�ll look at one of their offerings, the Turbo 2 Video card cooler.Read on to find out how it handles the heat. Noctua NF-P12 120mm Case Fan Review Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM About a year ago, we had a chance to review a couple of different Noctua 120mm fans and were impressed by their solid performance and quiet operations.Noctua has been busy designing new products and are back with a new offering in the 120mm fan market, the Noctua NF-P12 120mm fan.Will they be able to improve on an already near-perfect product?That is what we�re here to find out in this review. Arctic Cooling Mx2 Thermal Compound Posted on: 3/27/2008 12:00:00 AM When we think about achieving better cooling performance, we often focus on hardware solutions.However, the quality of the thermal compound/paste that interfaces between the chips and the cooler is another critical factor in getting better cooling performance from your cooler.Today we�ll take a look at a new thermal compound from Arctic Cooling, well-known makers of a variety of cooling solutions, known simply as MX2.Will this latest generation of thermal compounds live up to its predecessors?We will attempt to answer that question in today�s review. Vizo Ninja Notebook Cooler Review Posted on: 3/26/2008 12:00:00 AM Like most desktop PCs, a typical notebook PC nowadays is using more power and thus is creating more heat.In response to the heat, many companies are starting to offer notebook PC coolers designed to provide additional cooling capability.Today we�ll be looking at the Vizo Ninja Notebook cooler, which advertises itself as a noiseless heat killer.Read on to find out if it can complete its mission.VIZO Technology Corp. mainly provide computer peripheral products to everywhere all over the world. We own the best team and complete innovation technology. Utilizing experiences for many years and sufficient skills, VIZO insist in developing innovative and nice quality products to meet mainstream users' demands. Noctua 120mm Fans Review Posted on: 3/26/2008 12:00:00 AM With computer components generating more and more heat, getting rid of the heat is becoming increasingly important.One of the main ways that most computers dissipate this heat is by using fans.Today we�ll take a look at a couple of 120mm fans from Noctua, who claim that their fans offer no-frills performance and quiet operations.Read on to find out if these fans live up to their claims. Coolermaster Nanofusion Thermal Paste Posted on: 3/26/2008 12:00:00 AM It has been quiet on the thermal paste front for awhile after Arctic Silver 5 was released. Now though we have a new contender on the market from Coolermaster with their Nanofusion. They are here now to also get into the thermal paste market. Coolermaster has in the past made thermal paste which performed decent but not as good as the AC5, therefore we have decided to compare this new Nanofusion paste to Arctic Silver 5 and Arctic Silver Ceramique which are two well performing thermal pastes on the market. Arctic cooling Fans 8 (80mm),9 (92mm) and 12 (120mm) Posted on: 3/26/2008 12:00:00 AM Arctic Cooling has made great products in the past, they have chosen to concentrate their products on the silent market. We have seen several nice products that have been reviewed on websites and they all come out with almost perfect ratings. We got some new fans fromArctic Cooling to take a closer look at. These fans have a different design from original fans, they almost miss the plastic cover around it, well it's hard to explains so lets take a closer look at these. Vizo Voyager Posted on: 3/26/2008 12:00:00 AM Recently, we had a chance to review the single-fan Orbiter HDD cooler by Vizo and were generally impressed though we came across some issues. Today we�ll be looking at the Vizo Voyager HDD cooler, which is a dual-fan cooler.Do twice the fans equal twice the performance or twice the headaches?Let�s find out. Evercool HPC-925 Posted on: 3/25/2008 12:00:00 AM Today the use of aircoolers in most cases heat pipes to help transfer away the heat faster from the bottom of the cooler to the top that the CPU generates; Or they look and work like the HPC-925 that we are reviewing today. This is the first time I have ever touched on a CPU cooler that uses heat pipes, I would say that this cooler looks a bit scary since it doesn't have any material like copper or aluminum between the base and the top of it, don't you agree? Well, I think that we can trust on Evercool anyway that this thing will do its job. :) Have fun! Vantec EZ swap MRK-200St-Bk Posted on: 3/25/2008 12:00:00 AM As our harddrives get faster and faster we need better cooling on the harddrives of course. Vantec has just released their new SATA EZ swap harddrive holder and cooler. It's basically a harddrive rack with some new features as LCD display and SATA etc. We will see how this can perform with a brand new 300 Gb 16mb SATA drive and also how it can cool the drive down. Artic Silver Ceramique Thermal Paste Tested Posted on: 3/25/2008 12:00:00 AM Artic SIlver has been the leading company in thermal compounds now for awhile and we have "all" used the Artic Silver 3 frequently to lower out Cpu temperatures. Now I got my hands on Artic Silver Ceramique which is their new thermal compound which is supposed to be even better than the AC3... but will it be?! Let's have a quick look at this new product.... Xpcases Fancontroller Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM Another fan controller here at rbmods. It's fan controll testing day :) This one is a fan controller which you install into a floppy drive slot. It's very small but it's supposed to do it's job... but does it? It has two USB ports so you get support for two USB ports and 3 fans. Well let's get to it and show some pics. Evercool HDAC HDD cooler Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM With todays fast harddrives it's important to have good cooling on them, especially if you run them for a longer period of time. Evercool has a new product called HDAC which is a HDD cooler that we are going to take a look at this evening. It has a fan controller to control the speed on the fan and also a display that shows RPM and temperatures. We will be comparing it to just a standard harddrive temperature wise to see the difference. Thermaltake Xtunner fan controller Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM Today we are reviewing something that is new to me. We recieved a fan controller from Thermaltake which doesn't have any fan knobs but is controlled by a remote control. This means you can sit on the couch and control the fans in your computer. Does it work? Well that is what we are here to find out. Superflower Fanmaster (SF-609) Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM This seems to be the nicest fan controller we have reviewed after having a quick look at it but will it be able to pass our testing on the test bench. Yes, tonite we have a fan controller here at Rbmods and it was sent to us by Superflower and it's called "Fanmaster". Let's have a closer look and see if the Fanmaster will be our choice of fan controllers. Vantec Vortex Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM Today Im going to be reviewing the Vantec Vortex hard drive cooling system. Their have been many different hard drive coolers recently. They are being required more and more. The faster hard drives spin/work the more energy is lost to heat and as we all know heat can shorten the life of components. Evercool Laptop cooler Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM I have never thought a Laptop cooler would be necessary, but today we will have a look to see if it can prove me wrong. Evercool was nice and sent us this Laptop cooler that is placed under the laptop itself. It's equipped with 4 fans so it should be able to cool the lappy down; but what will the consequences be? Let's have a closer look. Articsilver 5 Thermal Paste Review Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM I have been a fan of artic silver for quite a long time. My first experience with artic sliver was with AS3, just applying it instead of standard generic goop decreased my temperatures by a significant amount.. I have been using the same tube of AS3 for well above a year now and it's still going strong. Evercool Fan Controller Posted on: 3/24/2008 12:00:00 AM It was awhile ago since we last had a look at the fan controller. Evercool sent us their fan controller so we will have a closer look at it tonite. Fan controllers are very nice products since you can control your fans with them, get a quieter computer, and they also give a better and more professional look to your computer. Well enough talking so let's get into the review. Vantec NXP-201 fan controller Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM Well this is my first review on a Vantec product and I'm excited! We are going to look at their new fan controler. This product seems to be something really well made and is great for overclockers that want a quiet computer sometimes. But it's also made for people that just want to be able to control their fans in the computer. So I hope you enjoy this and get something out of the review :) Eksitdata USB fan Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM Right now we are having the hot period of the year and what can be more annoying than you sitting on a LAN and fragging people and then you just cannot stand it anymore but you have to run out to cool off or take a shower.... Well there is a solution- BUY A FAN!! well yes a fan might be clumsy and annoying to use so buy a USB fan instead :) just plug it into a USB port and push the on button and you get a cool breeze while you frag :) We are having a look at a USB fan tonite and we will see if it really can cool you off :) Eksitcontroll fan controller Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM Well it's time for another review again and this time it's from Eksitdata. They sent me a 3,5 Rheobus fan controler and a adapter gadget so you can use it in a 5,25 slot if you want to :) What is really neat with this is that it has leds that shine brighter the more the fan is turned on. Well ill stop talking so we can start this review... Vantec NXP-301 Fan controller Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM I have looked at some Vantec fan controllers before but this one seems like a winner. I was astounded when I saw this fan controller. It looks cool and has some really nice features. That's what we are going to go through today and see why this fan controller is the winner amongst all the others. Vizo Sleet DDR cooler Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM Today I'll be taking a look at a two new DDR coolers from Vizo.The Sleet series cooler coming in both aluminum and copper are designed to help dissipate the heat from your RAM, improving performance and increasing over clocking ability.So let's find out what these coolers can actually do. Jabtech Led fan Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM In today�s world of computers the case fan is found in almost any PC out there. All these fans are usually a plain black color. If you have a modded or plexi case those fans really end up looking ugly and just sticking out. Thermaltake has helped us to solve this problem with their clear Blue-eye LED case fan. This is no regular case fan, it has 3 blue leds that shine constantly and one red led that shines during HDD activity. Lets check it out. Articmods Fan Controller Review Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM There is a few hundred different fan controllers out there but today we are taking a look at a little different one from articmods. I can hold up to 6 six fans. And it has some nice looking leds that shine blue, red depending on if its on or not. Lets have a look at this fan controller now. Mitronc fan controller provided by Eksitdata Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM I have reviewed fan controllers after fan controllers and today doesn't seem to be any different. We are going to have a look at a fan controller called Mitron. This was provided to us by Eksitdata and we are going to see how it works and how it is quality wise. It has nice features so it's going to be interesting. Sunbeam Cold cathode fan Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM Cold cathodes, Led fans, Window kits and noooooooow the cold cathode fan! Yeah modding never ends :) I'm really excited to have a look at this product that is made by Sunbeam but which I got myself. We are going to look at this fan and see if it fits as a case fan and also if it shines bright enough to be a good addition to the case modding history?! I hope you will enjoy this review and have fun reading it! Cobalt 3 Pyramid fan controller from Quietpc Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM Cobalt 3 Pyramid fan controller from Quietpc Evercool Extended cooling system (ECS) Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM This is a new little gadget to me. Evercool sent us a product called extended cooling system which is supposed to keep the fans going after you turn off your computer to cool it down a bit more. Quote: The device will extend DC fan to operate for 5 additional minutes after computer shutdown". Does this work? Well thats what we are here to find out. JacolTech Uv fans Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM Uv fans with leds. Hmm talk about lighting up your case :) Well Jacoltech sent me 5 different ones of these bad boys and at a first look they appear really nice; but are they quiet, and do they move enough air in your case? Instead of talking lets get the show going.... Coolermaster Neon Led Fans Posted on: 3/23/2008 12:00:00 AM There is like a "million" :) different led fans out there but I've heard that these from Coolermaster are supposed to be the best ones. Is this true? Well that's what we are going to have a closer look at. These case fans come with 4 ultra bright leds in different colors. Let's have a close look. Coolermaster Cooldrive 3 Posted on: 3/2/2008 12:00:00 AM I feel that the component we don't really care much about is the harddrive. We try to cool the cpu,northbride and video card as much as possible. In extreme cases some poeple even cool the power supply with water. But what about the harddrive? Well I have personally noticed alot of issues with many of my harddrives. So this is where Coolermaster ones again comes into the game. They have released a so called Cooldrive 3 HD cooler. Is it just a way for the to make more money? Just another loud fan? Or is it really a necessary product? Well let's have a look and the decide about that....

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