Choices abound when it comes to processor cooling. If you want to have the versatility to upgrade from Intel to AMD or vice versa without buying separate heatsinks, Evercool brings AMD and Intel socket 1156 compatibility to their low profile cooler HPKC-10025EA.

Every processor needs cooling, generally we like to use big monster heatsinks with slow moving high CFM fans but every once in a while we have small and thin HTPC cases where big just doesn’t work. When the stock Intel cooler fails, it’s time to pull out the 29.5mm NT07-1156 for your cooling needs.

Keeping your notebook or netbook cool is just as important as your full size tower. Evercool has you covered with a sleek and portable cooler. The Hawk1 NB Cooling Pad is designed with portability in mind. Will this Hawk take off or sink? Read on to find out!

It is no secret that graphics cards run quite warm. While stock coolers do an adequate job, if you want serious performance it’s a good thing that Arctic Cooling has you in mind with the Accelerro XTREME Plus graphics card cooler. Quiet, cool and cross GPU compatibility are just a few benefits.

The old proverb bigger is better is generally true when it comes to CPU coolers. The bigger the heatsink and the bigger the fan, the lower your temperatures will be. The Freezer 13 stands tall at 130mm and uses a 92mm fan. Let’s see how well it performs.

For an overclocking, best performance comes in big packages for heatsinks. We like huge heatsinks and even bigger fans, but that doesn’t always work when you want a low profile machine. Today, we feature the Freezer 11 LP a 53mm cooler that still packs a big punch.

Watercooling your system adds a ton of versatility but putting together a water cooling system can be daunting. Swiftech has made it simple with the H20-X20 Edge kits. The H20-320 offers up quality components and expandability to meet your cooling needs.

Choices are often limited when it comes to cooling in small form factor or HTPC cases. With the NH-U9B SE2, Noctua gives you a quality product to help cool your CPU when space is limited. The NH-U9B features two large 92mm fan and 460g of aluminum and copper.

Liquid Cooling. Words that make just about any computer enthusiast’s heart skip a beat. Vanquishing the fear of getting liquid cooling wrong, CoolIT delivers a sealed system that is destined to dominate other coolers in its class. Will the ECO stand tall, or leave an embarrassing puddle on the floor?

Fans are both critical and yet often ignored in cooling applications. You typically throw on the fan with the highest airflow at a sound level you can handle. Silverstone has a different view with its 120mm fan, the AP121. Read on to see just what this little fan can do.

Thermaltake is taking their aim and setting their sites with their latest cooler the Frio, and the target is the demanding overclocking crowd. It has a big heatsink and two fans. Is that enough to beat the competition? Read on to see if it is a hit or a miss.

Summer is here and with it high ambient temperatures. Once again we battle CPU temperatures with the latest installment of low cost compact coolers from Cooler Master. Today we find out if pint size stature can truly handle the heat!

Noctua has designed the NH-C12P SE14 to bring silent and efficient cooling to a wider range of cases than just full size towers. But just how does this latest cooler compare to other larger coolers? We’ve been impressed by Noctua before so read on to find out what we think this time around.

Spire comes back for another shot here at Overclockers Online with the new and improved TherMax Eclipse II. Utilizing dual 120mm fans, five 8mm Direct Touch heat-pipes, and dimpled fins, this heat sink is designed ground-up for cooling supremacy.

Everyone knows just how important keeping your system cool is when overclocking. Loud fans are usually a trade off in this situation but luckily Noctua is on your side with the NH-D14 that has the performance to match its impressive size and quiet operation.