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XSPC Raystorm 750 EX240 Watercooling Kit Review

Cases & Cooling | 28th June 2012

We all know of XSPC as being one of the main players in the watercooling world. They release of their new line of water cooling kits, based around the Raystorm CPU block and the new EX series Radiators, along with the classic X20 750 Pump/res combo's see's them make a bid for the throne.

Zero-Infinity Free-Flow+ Review

Cases & Cooling | 11th June 2012

If Jimi Hendrix were to buy a CPU cooler he'd probably be drawn to this psychedelic offering from Zero Infinity. Will it be a Foxy Lady or disappear in a Purple Haze

Arctic Freezer i30 Review

Cases & Cooling | 7th June 2012

Well known for the Freezer 7 and 7pro, Arctic release the newest cooler in their range. Will it freeze or flop?

Scythe Gentle Typhoon High RPM series Review

Cases & Cooling | 6th June 2012

With ridiculously high RPMs, I'm not entirely sure it's still appropriate to refer to these fans as "Gentle Typhoons". Read on to find out what 5400rpm can do for you.

BitFenix Prodigy Review

Cases & Cooling | 25th May 2012

2 hours ago the BitFenix Prodigy arrived at OC3D, we were primed and ready so here is our lightning fast review of this all new mini monster!

Corsair Vengeance C70 Review

Cases & Cooling | 22nd May 2012

We take a look at the latest case to come from the Corsair stables, the Vengeance C70.

Little Devil LD-V4 Test Bench Review

Cases & Cooling | 1st May 2012

We couldnt live with a decent test bench as the basis for almost every review we do here at OC3D. We take a look at a new one from Little Devil.

NZXT Phantom 410 "Gun Metal" Edition Review

Cases & Cooling | 30th April 2012

NZXT have released some very special alternate colour versions of their classic Phantom 410 case. Here we take a look at the "Gun Metal" edition

OC3D Articles ›› Cases & Cooling

Scythe Unveils New 40mm Fan

Mike Reilly | 10th January 2007

Big time cooling and power company Scythe Inc. have released a new 4cm fan for extra quiet cooling. See inside for more details...

Thermaltake Release The Bach Vx

Matthew Fogg | 10th January 2007

Thermaltake has introduced the Bach Vx to complement the market's demand in the integration of digitalized home theater personal computer. Read on to find out more...