Noctua has unveiled another one of its upcoming dual tower CPU cooler, the NH-D15. Supporting both Intel (LGA1150/1155/1156/2011) and AMD (AM3/AM3+/AM2/AM2+/FM1/FM2/FM2+) sockets, the cooler is equipped with a nickel-plated copper base, six copper heatpipes and has two of Noctua’s premium class NF-A15 140mm fans that operate at 300 to 1500 RPM. The NH-D15 will be available from mid-April for $99.90. [Noctua]
If you’ve got a powerful desktop, it probably sounds like a jet engine. You could opt for watercooling, but if you stick with fans you’re out of luck. They’re just loud. Until you bolt on some active noise canceling.
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Noctua is proud to introduce their latest CPU cooler, the NH-U12DX i4. Supporting Intel’s LGA2011 (both Square and Narrow ILM), LGA1356 and LGA1366 Xeon platforms, the cooler is packed with a copper base, copper heatpipes, an aluminum heatsink and a 120mm PWM fan that operates at 300 to 1500 RPM. The NH-U12DX i4 will be available soon for $74.90. [Noctua]
We recently got the opportunity to test one of Shuttle’s newest slim PC’s, behold the XH61V. This model is the “Ivy bridge” upgrade from last year’s “Sandy bridge” XH61 model. Both have LGA1155 sockets supporting Intel i3, i5 and i7 CPU’s with the difference that the new XH61V supports the third generation of these aforementioned CPU’s.
What Shuttle says
“More connectivity, performance and efficiency”
The ultra-compact Shuttle Slim-PC barebone XH61V is an ideal basis of a slim-line nettop PC …
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