@ Overclockers Club"As part of Gelid Solutions Silent line-up, the implication is that the Tranquillo will be silent. In that respect, the expectation has been met and exceeded. One of the compliments I can bestow on this cooler, is that my son walked into the room and asked what was broken since it was so quiet in the room. Kind of an eye-opener once the white noise of high CFM fans used in air cooling are no longer there. Performance enhancements for the Tranquillo will be limited to adding a higher CFM fan to increase the cooling capacity of this cooler, since running a second fan on the back side is not supported due to its 'v'-shaped design. But then you step away from the concept of the Tranquillo."
Thursday Web Reviews:
HARDWARE
Intel Core i5-655K Processor BX80616I5655K @ Benchmark Reviews
PowerColor PCS+ HD 5770 Vortex Review @ Neoseeker
MSI GeForce GTX 460 Cyclone 768MB OC Review @ Hardware Canucks
DeepCool Ice Warrior Heatsink Review
iXBT Labs Review: AMD 2010 Processor Series in Tests, Part 1
Noctua NH-U12P SE2 Silent CPU Cooler @ DreamWare Computers
OCZ Technology RevoDrive 120GB PCIe Solid State Drive
Performance Quick-Take: WD's 7200 RPM Scorpio Black 500GB Notebook Hard Drive
Accessories
Creative Sound Blaster ARENA Surround Headset Review on Technic3D
Software
ATI Catalyst 10.7 Windows 7 Driver Analysis
Electronics
Samsung 9000-series LED HDTV Launch Event @ PCSTATS