Latest about be quiet!
Be quiet!'s Pure Rock Slim is quite simply a Pure Rock, but smaller.
The be quiet! Dark Base 900 and Dark Base Pro 900 are identical on the inside and both offer tons of options for enthusiasts. Today we test the Pro version.
Be quiet! has expanded its Pure Rock family of CPU coolers with the Pure Rock Slim, a compact cooler specially designed for use in microATX and miniITX systems.
be quiet! revealed its flagship chassis, the Dark Base 900. It comes in two flavors, plain and Pro, with the second having some added features along with $50 higher price tag.
be quiet! released the updated Pure Power 9 series that consists of four semi-modular models with capacities ranging from 400W to 700W. Today, we're looking at the 600W implementation to see where it stands in the competitive mainstream market.
Slim tower CPU coolers make room for both a big fan and memory clearence, but are they powerful enough for an overclocked 6-core Haswell-E CPU?
Aside some new color additions to its cases, be quiet! had only one new release to show off at CES this year: The fresh Pure Power 9 line.
The Dark Rock Pro 3 represents be quiet!'s greatest cooling-to-noise effort to date, but can it beat well-known Big Air rivals in overall performance or value?
