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be quiet! Pure Base 500DX Case Review: Airflow and ARGB
It has been a few months since the launch of be quiet!'s Pure Base 500, a compact ATX enclosure that offers a premium look and feel - as one would expect from a product...
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Scythe Mugen 5 TUF Gaming Alliance CPU Cooler Review
We've looked at the Mugen 5 from Scythe in the past, but this new version has some significant differences. This new model (SCMG-5100TUF) is part of the ASUS TUF Gaming Alliance. And what is...
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be quiet! Dark Rock Slim CPU Cooler Review: The Strong, Silent Type
The Dark Rock series from be quiet! had to this point been on the larger side of CPU air cooler designs, but not everyone wants (or can even use) a large heatsink. And while...
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Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition Air Cooler Review
It is not hyperbole to call Cooler Master’s Hyper 212 family some of the most important CPU air coolers in the industry, with the 212 EVO dominating sales in the DIY segment for years...
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FSP Windale 4 and 6 CPU Air Cooler Review
FSP might be familiar as a manufacturer of power supplies, but the company has a growing product offering that now includes cases and CPU coolers, among other things. In this review we will examine...
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REEVEN JUSTICE Tower Air CPU Cooler Review
The JUSTICE from REEVEN is a tower cooler with six heatpipes, and a 120 mm PWM fan with distinctive yellow-and-black styling. But what really matters is performance, and that’s what we’re going to find...
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Towers of Power: Four Large CPU Air Coolers Face Off
In this roundup we'll explore the performance of three premium (and large) air coolers - with the ultra-popular Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO in the mix to see how this $29 option stacks up against the...
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AMD Wraith CPU Cooler Review: Cool and Quiet
AMD's Wraith cooler was introduced at CES this January, and has been available with select processors from AMD for a few months. We've now had a chance to put one of these impressive-looking CPU...
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DEEPCOOL Gamer Storm Gabriel Low-Profile CPU Cooler Review
DEEPCOOL's Gabriel is part of their Gamer Storm series of products, and this low-profile design is rated up to 95 W to keep the latest processors cool under load. So how does it perform? We'll take...
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Building the Bench: A New System for Cases and Cooling
After 20 or so enclosure reviews over the past year and a half and some pretty inconsistent test hardware along the way, I decided to adopt a standardized test bench for all reviews going...