We tested MSI’s I360 and I240 AIOs with Intel’s i7-14700K to determine how these coolers handle the heat of a modern CPU.

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Ineo’s M9 has a unique design… but was it the right choice?

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Arctic's LGA1700 coolers are guaranteed to be compatible with the upcoming Arrow Lake chips that use the LGA1851 socket.

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We tested ID-Cooling’s DX360 Max with Intel’s i7-14700K to determine how it handles the heat of a modern CPU.

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We tested Montech’s Hyperflow ARGB 240mm and 360mm models with Intel’s i7-14700K to determine whether or not these AIOs can handle the heat.

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Noctua has finally resolved the rattling issues plaguing its new flagship NH-D15 G2 air cooler. This defect is no longer present in new production units, and current owners will be offered a full fix for defective units currently in operation.

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A new video discusses changes made to the Thermal Grizzly Mycro Direct Die water block so that it can be marketed to enthusiasts once again. Necessary changes have now been implemented, alongside further design enhancements, to precipitate the launch of the new Mycro Direct Die RGB Pro, which we highlighted earlier in the week.

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Thermaltake just released a list of existing LGA1700 coolers, including air coolers, AIOs, and water blocks, that will be compatible with the upcoming Intel Arrow Lake chips.

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Tryx, a new contender in the cooling market, sets itself apart from the competition through its eye-catching design and strong performance.

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High-performance cooling specialist Thermal Grizzly has launched the Intel Mycro Direct-Die Pro RGB V1. This is a direct-die (delidded) CPU cooling block for liquid-cooled setups. Compared to its predecessor, this ‘Pro’ model, with the added sparkle of RGB lighting, delivers ‘up to 6 degrees Celsius lower temperatures.’

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US-sanctioned DeepCool contacted Tom's Hardware to state that it had nothing to do with the Shaking Tank Amazon store selling its products with blurred logos. A company rep tells us it has taken action against the seller, who was violating its contract with DeepCool.

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Cooler Master shows off its gamut of CryoFuze 5 thermal paste colors with a silly painting project.

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Singapore-based firm Sustainable Metal Cloud uses containerized HyperCubes — data center GPUs that use immersion cooling — to deliver a more power efficient server solution.

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We tested Akasa’s Alucia H4 Plus with Intel’s i7-13700K to determine if it is worthy of your hard-earned cooler cash.

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DeepCool products are still available in the U.S. despite the sanctions. Apparently, they have been rebranded under the Shaking Tank moniker.

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LG wants to expand into the data center cooling business while growing its subscription services for continuous revenue.

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This article explains Tom’s Hardware’s new methods for testing and benchmarking CPU coolers, and features Arctic’s Liquid Freezer III 360.

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Featuring a low profile and an even lower price of only $5 USD, UpHere’s M201 NVMe M.2 heatsink provides essential cooling performance for your SSD, with broad compatibility.

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Valkyrie’s Syn 240 AIO features a 2.4-inch LCD and upgradable storage.

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After measuring CPU temperatures and fan noise for dozens of AIO coolers under load, we've chosen the best closed-loop options to keep your PC cool and quiet.

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