While most users are satisfied with the cooler that arrived with their system, there are occasions when the stock cooler is not sufficient and users are forced to look for a better solution which provides better heat dissipation and/or quieter operation.

...a VGA cooler compatible with NVIDIA & ATI high-end VGA cards.

This is an all in one water cooling solution, including a brazen copper waterblock, copper designed radiator and a tiny 12V pump. It can be applied to both NVidia and ATI VGA cards.

The Force cooler is a chipset cooler module, with a copper base and 29 fin heatsink, that promises to keep the temperature of your motherboard's main chipset down. This is a great cooler for the NForce4 chipset, which tends to produce high temperatures.

Today, we will be reviewing one of Spire's latest products, the SP741B3 Diamond CoolII, an AMD based cooler, which among other things, promises to give a cool look to the interior of your PC case.

After several reviews on CPU coolers from Spire, we will be reviewing yet another, the VertiCool II, which supports the K8 and 775 sockets for AMD and Intel respectively.

We are used to seeing innovative ideas and fancy designs with most cooling systems. Since most PC enthusiasts are looking to make an impression through the look of their PC case, new designs are always popping up on the market that offer fancy and full of effects PC components.

The big secret here is the design...

More recently we reviewed the new PRO series with the Freezer 64 for AMD platforms. This time we will be looking at the same cooler but for Intel socket 775 platforms, known as the Freezer 7 PRO.

Arctic-Cooling has made another step forward, releasing a new version of the Freezer 64, the PRO version, with better characteristics and even more promising performance. This move is a good from the manufacturer since an already good product has been made even better.