Complete Asetek coverage from HEXUS
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Review: Asetek WaterChill KT12-L20
10 February 2004, 00:00
Undoubtedly better than air cooling but not without its problems, the Asetek WaterChill KT12-L20 comes recommended if you have no fear of stiff pipes, or are willing to change them ...
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Review: VapoChill XE [Socket 478 P4]
8 October 2003, 00:00
For those looking to get the most out of a Pentium 4 processor, especially up in the giddy heights of 4GHz operation with a 3.0, 3.2 or 3.2 Extreme Edition, ...
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Review: Asetek VapoChill XE
23 August 2003, 00:00
I'm addicted to phase change now, Asetek will have to prise this unit from my cold, dead, R404a chilled hands. The performance and new ChillControl make VapoChill'ing an attractive proposition ...
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Review: Asetek WaterChill KT03-L20
1 May 2003, 00:00
Performance-wise, the Asetek WaterChill didn't disappoint. Even when the radiator's fan was set to 7v via the control system, the performance exhibited toppled that of a premier air-cooling solution. Asetek ...
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Review: VapoChill Premium Edition
24 September 2002, 00:00
I really do feel that Asetek have made a concerted attempt to bring refrigerant-based cooling into the mainstream with this new VapoChill design. Once appealing to hardcore enthusiasts only, the ...
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Review: Vapochill Premium Edition [Preview]
9 September 2002, 00:00
Those of us who like to push our equipment to the absolute limit will sometimes go to extraordinary lengths to ensure that we have the highest CPU MHz possible. After ...
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Review: Project Black Ice
10 March 2001, 00:00
This is the first part in a series of articles documenting the construction of probably one of the fastest, coolest and most outrageous PC's to ever be built.
