Ever since Shuttle released their SFF systems, enthusiasts have been jumping onboard to take advantage of the small size and excellent portability. The main attraction of the Shuttle SFF system is the portability.
With the enormous amount of heat that our processors, video cards, memory, and even hard drives are producing, heatsinks aren't the only thing necessary to keep them at an acceptable temperature.
Heatpipes have been around for a long time. Yet, heatsink design has greatly improved the effectiveness of heatpipes. Recently, we reviewed the Sonic Tower and Big Typhoon from Thermaltake.
I was pleasantly surprised when Cooler Master started a line for power supplies. The Real Power 450W we looked at a while back was a great choice for the price and performed rather well.
Although InsaneTek was never able to review Cooler Master's Aquagate, we have constantly read about its remarkable performance, convenience, looks, and affordability.
Our last look at Cooler Master's enthusiast cooler left us a bit disappointed. The Ultra Vortex cooling design was similar to the design of the Zalman CNPS series, but was not nearly as easy to install.
Cooler Master has come up with so many new products lately that I've lost track. The new cases are classy and offer users plenty of space to work with.
Cooler Master has been busy lately making pretty good power supplies and excellent looking cases. Of course they didn't forget about their main goal: cooling.
Cooler Master is new to the power supply market and seems to have done it right already. Viperlair has the Real Power 450W. "In the end, it's all about reliable power, and the Real Power 450W delivers in this respect.
Cooler Master is a company that focuses on providing the best thermal solutions for computer users. I'm pretty sure that most of you have already heard their name.
The Centurion 5 is currently my favorite case. The look is simply stunning. It's not too extreme and not too simple. Viperlair has the "mini-stacker". Stay tuned for our review of it soon.
