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Manufacturers of air-coolers for central processors never waste a day: new cooling products launch and begin selling with steady regularity. We regularly examine and test new coolers, but sometimes we come across new cooling solutions, which efficiency can easily be predicted by simply looking at their design. It is extremely difficult to come up with something completely new in the cooling segment these days, but nevertheless a lot of companies would like to maintain their active presence in this very profitable market. So, very often we witness the appearance of the so-called “clone-coolers” that differ from one another only by the design of their packaging, accessories bundles, color, fans or even fan shields. Among the five cooling products tested within our today’s review there three coolers like that, and even though two models out of five tested coolers are really new, we decided to spice things up by performing our tests on two platforms with hot six-core AMD and Intel processors. But before we get to the tests, let’s take a closer look at five of our today’s seven testing participants: Akasa Venom, Deep Cool Ice Blade Pro, Deep Cool Ice Warrior, Deep Cool Killer Whale Premium and ThermoLab bada2010.

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coo...thermolab.html

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