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    Socket 1366 Cooler Roundup - August 2009

    Posted on Friday, August 07 2009 @ 07:21:08 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Despite the number of reviews we have published on this site in the last few years we occasionally come across a company whose products we have never used or tested. Evercool are one such company and when they offered two of their very reasonably priced air coolers for review we were more than happy to see what this company could offer.

    While the majority of users will be interested in the above products there is an every growing selection of liquid coolers on the market that are designed to be easily installed and maintained. Corsair’s latest cooling product fits this description perfectly. Based on an Asetek design the H50 has the $79.99 CoolIT Domino firmly in its sights and aims to become the number one choice in that price range. Are Evercool worth considering for your next build and have Corsair created a Domino beater? Today we find out. Read more at DriverHeaven.


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