All in one VGA Cooling Solution Vantec Iceberg is reviewed at ThinkComputers.Org - Check it out!

There are many different VGA coolers out there, in contrast there are many different small chip coolers. Most of these products are sold seperately, usually the VGA cooler by itself and the small chip coolers by themselves. Well Vantec has a new product out called the Iceberq. Its a all in one VGA and chipset cooling kit.

How does it stack up? The review explains all.

The Ti 4200 has began shipping, and Anandtech kicks off the week by taking a look at the Gainward GeForce4 Ti 4200.

ThinkComputers takes a look at the Power Cooler PCH207H HS/Fan, and they seem to really like how it looks. The question is, how does it perform?

Power Cooler has come up with I think one of the greatest looking heat sink's that I have seen around. It has a very nice chrome finish and has cut out designs on the side of the heat sink of a shooting star and a dolphin swimming. Even to include bubbles coming from the mouth. Now this is some quality and some time well spent into creating a great looking, as well as a high performance product.

With the onset of the new "quiet" trend in cooling, people are just plain sick of dealing with a screaming heatink/fan combination to properly cool there processors. People would rather sacrifice some cooling today just to have a peaceful workstation. Due to this consumer trend, companies themselves are dropping the "strap a screaming delta onto a finned block of copper" mentality and are running to the designing boards again to try to find another method of effective cooling.

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