Cooler Master MasterAir MA624 Stealth Review: Cool, Quiet and Covert By Garrett Carver published 2 August 21 Striking an appealing balance somewhere between thermal mitigation and aesthetic prominence, the Cooler Master MasterAir MA624 Stealth is a sharp-looking performer.
Noctua Launches Lineup of LGA4189 Coolers for Xeon W-3300 By Anton Shilov published 29 July 21 Noctua unveils four coolers for Intel's Xeon W-3300 processors in LGA4189 packaging.
Sapphire Outs 100W Compact CPU Cooler For AMD AM4 CPUs By Zhiye Liu published 28 July 21 Graphics card vendor Sapphire has revealed the company's Nitro LTC CPU cooler.
Alphacool Introduces the Eiswolf 2 AIO for Nvidia RTX 3080, 3090 By Francisco Pires published 27 July 21 Alphacool has announced the Eiswolf 2 AIO, a watercooling drop-in compatible with select MSI and Asus RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 GPUs
be quiet! Shadow Rock Slim 2 Review: Quiet, Affordable Performer By Garrett Carver published 27 July 21 The be quiet! Shadow Rock Slim 2 provides great cooling in a small package for those needing something much quieter than some of the alternatives.
Coolers for Intel's Alder Lake CPUs Spotted By Anton Shilov published 26 July 21 There are LGA-1700 coolers available. Kind of.
Corsair H170i Elite Capellix Review: Bigger, Bolder and Colder By Garrett Carver published 18 July 21 Can you make room in your case (and your budget) for a 420mm AIO?
Gigabyte Introduces Three New AORUS WaterForce AIO Watercoolers By Francisco Pires published 14 July 21 Gigabyte has introduced a new family of more affordable watercooling products - the AORUS WaterForce AIO - in 240 mm, 280 mm and 360 mm configurations.
Corsair Unleashes new Hydro XD7 RGB Distribution Plate That Doubles as a Pump/Reservoir Combo By Aaron Klotz published 13 July 21 Corsair releases a brand new distribution plate called the XD7, which doubles as a pump/reservoir combo unit, allowing you to build very clean custom loops.
TSMC Exploring On-Chip, Semiconductor-Integrated Watercooling By Francisco Pires published 12 July 21 TSMC is in the process of testing and designing water cooling delivery straight to the heart of your future chips - a mandatory exploration in wake of vertically-integrated silicon.
MOSFETs and Chill With EKWB's EK-Quantum Momentum VRM Bridge By Francisco Pires published 9 July 21 EKWB's Quantum Momentum VRM Bridge finally lets you connect your CPU and VRM liquid cooling without additional hoses, simplifying and beautifying setups built around ASUS' Crosshair Formula VIII.
Streacom's New Thermal Paste Has Eco-friendly Packaging By Myles Goldman published 8 July 21 Streacom partnered up with Eden Reforestation Projects in an effort to reduce waste while creating a high-performance thermal paste.
Now Even Your Liquid Cooler’s Tubing Can Get RGB By Zhiye Liu published 1 July 21 Galax prepares Soft Tube ARGB Vest cover to give your AIO liquid cooler's tubing some RGB pizzazz.
Intel's LGA1800 Socket Spotted: LGA1700's Relative By Anton Shilov published 26 June 21 Intel's LGA1700 & LGA1800 sockets will have many things in common.
Noctua Readies LGA4189 Coolers for Intel's Ice Lake-SP CPUs By Anton Shilov published 26 June 21 Noctua's new LGA4189 coolers are due in Q3 2021, possibly signalling a new socket for HEDT segment.
Noctua Launches Its First Fanless Cooler: The NH-P1 By Anton Shilov published 15 June 21 The Noctua NH-P1 is the company's first passive cooling solution.
This Leak-Proof Liquid Cooling Pump Sucks in the Best Way Possible By Aaron Klotz published 15 June 21 Aqua Computers has developed a device capable of preventing all leaks that might occur in your custom loop, in the event of a water block, tube, or fitting failure.
Noctua's Colossal NH-P1 Passive Heatsink Arrives For $100 By Zhiye Liu published 7 June 21 Newegg lists Noctua's long-awaited NH-P1 passive heatsink for Intel and AMD processors.
Cooler Master Builds World's Thinnest Vapor Chamber By Aaron Klotz published 25 May 21 Cooler Master and Murata are building the world's smallest vapor chamber, with a height similar to that of a human hair.
Intel's LGA1700 CPUs Will Need New Coolers, or at Least New Mounts By Anton Shilov published 24 May 21 You may be able to keep your CPU cooler with LGA1700 CPUs, but you'll at least likely have to get a new mounting bracket or adapter.
