Today on spotlight, we have a new cooler from SilverStone. The cooler comes in the form of the AR03 from the Argon family of coolers. The SilverStone Argon AR03 was built to give a higher performance low-cost solution for your new processor. The largest of the Argon has six large 6mm heat pipes that come in direct contact with the CPU. Is it enough to outperform some of the other coolers we have tested lately? Let's find out!

Today on tap for you we have the new Cougar Dual-X 120mm LED cooling fan. Over the years, we brought to you several fans used for everything from general purpose to having one sole purpose. This new fan can go the route of the general purpose fans but from the advertising and performance, it is more meant to be a radiator, water-cooling or CPU fan. Let's take a look at what is sitting in front of us here today.

Now that we have lain out what it takes to be a top air-cooler in this business, the next step is putting it all together. We see these characteristics in the new HE01, well on paper anyways. But like everything that comes through the Pro-Clocker lab, we have to put it on the bench to really see if it measures up and in order to see where this cooler stack up against the best ones we have ever tested. So, we will be testing it against the closed loop water-cooling units we have tested just recently.

Prolimatech is hoping to continue this status as they move forward. Their reign as one of the top CPU cooler makers has been interrupted with the introduction to their second GPU cooler. The MK-26 is a large cooler that is designed to accommodate two 120mm or 140mm cooling fans as well as dominate the heat built-up by some of the world's faster video cards.

Corsair's next step was to combat the NZXT Kraken which was the first to bring an AiO based on 140mm fans and mounting. The H110 just like the Kraken uses larger 140mm fans on a 280mm radiator to help with the dissipation of heat made by the CPU. We are going to take a look at the H110 and see if it can top what we saw in the Kraken.

Swiftech has been sitting back in the cut watching the market and seeing what to do and what more they can do to make their entry into the lower cost AiO market. That entry is the H220 Compact Drive II CPU Cooler. Gabe and company has release a cooler than is more than “an install it and leave type” solution. This new cooler can be upgraded in many ways. Meaning you can add water blocks as your system grows, refill with the liquid of your liking, add more tubing to accommodate the added blocks as well as other steps to assure that you have a water-cooling system for a life time.

The new Notepal A200 is the newest laptop cooling pad from our friends at Cooler Master. Cooler Master’s goal for the new Notepal was for it to be lightweight, silent and look good while cooling your 16” or smaller laptop. Let us take a look at the cooling pad to see if it could be your next cooler.

Now in 2013 our second CPU cooler review will be for Evercool’s newest high performance cooler, the HPO-12025 aka Silent Shark. The dual tower-style cooler is designed with a little extra when it comes to its second fan. Just what is that ‘extra’? well, not only can it be used to configure a push-pull cooling setup for also blow cool air over some of the other important components in your rig.

Phanteks took the world by storm with the introduction of the PH-TC14PE series. Coming in an assortment of flavorful colors and to top it off it was one of the best coolers received that year. Phanteks is wanting to repeat the success of the TC14PE with the new but smaller TC12DX.

Of the four companies we have recently reviewed products by, only Cooler Master did not have a dual length AIO solution in the mix. Well, that all changes today as we will be taking a look at the Seidon 240M (which is no doubt a clever play on the Greek god of the Ocean: Poseidon). What the Seidon 240M brings to the table that same high performance pump we saw used in the Seidon 120M, but with the extra cooling power of a radiator that packs 100% larger surface area.