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Reviewed: DeepCool CK560WH Mid-Tower ATX Case

DeepCool's CK560 is a nice mid-tower case that provides good cooling performance while running silently. This is a quality product that gets the job done well. I have no complaints about this product and would recommend it to anyone looking for a new computer case.

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DeepCool’s KG722 65% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

DeepCool's KG722 is a quality 65% keyboard that provides a great typing experience and has a very sturdy build quality - I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to get their first mechanical keyboard.

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Reviewed: Intel i7-12700 CPU with Noctua’s NH-U12A and Intel’s RM1 Stock Cooler

In multi-threaded tasks the 12700 is just shy (~8%) of AMD's Ryzen 5900x on average, and a bit faster (~16%) in single threaded tasks. Cooling it is easy, and for most users the included stock cooler will actually suffice in most tasks - although it does run a bit noisy. With an expected retail price of ~$350, the i7 12700 packs a great value - especially when paired with a b660 motherboard. It's crazy to think that for the price of a 5900x, you can get this CPU and a motherboard

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MSI’s s360 Coreliquid AIO: You might not like it’s price tag, but this is what perfection in a cooler looks like.

As I’ve mentioned in previous reviews, when power limits are removed Intel’s latest i9-12900k can prove quite challenging to cool...

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Reviewed: DeepCool’s CASTLE 360EX A-RGB AIO Liquid Cooler. Can it tame the i9-12900k?!

Today we're testing DeepCool's CASTLE EX360 AIO Cooler, can it tame Intel's i9-12900k when power limits are removed?!

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What does it take to cool Intel’s i9-12900k? Featuring BeQuiet’s Pure Loop 280

Intel's i9-12900k runs hot, but can BeQuiet's Pure Loop 280 keep it cool? We test it against BeQuiet's Shadow Rock Slim 2 and DeepCool's AK620 in this review.

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MSI CoreLiquid K360 AIO review: Unexpectedly strong performance, with a twist

MSI's CoreLiquid K360 provided better than expected performance when testing Intel's i9-12900k, and kept it cool in scenarios most other coolers fail. Alder Lake’s thermal density makes cooling high TDP loads a lot harder than cooling previous generation CPUs, and the MSI K360 CoreLiquid rises to the challenge.

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Reviewed: Noctua’s NH-U12A chromax.black

The Noctua NH-U12A chromax.black performs well as an air cooler with Alder Lake, able to handle up to 220w long term loads when paired with Intel's i9-12900k - performing almost as well as the bigger NH-D15. The all-black asthetic of this cooler will appeal to those who are tired of seeing RGB plastered everywhere, and Noctua's top-notch customer support means you'll know this cooler will be supported for years to come.

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Reviewed: Enermax Aquafusion 360 AIO – just enough for the 12900k

I'm giving Enermax' Aquafusion 360 the Silver Award because it's a good value AIO cooler ($120 USD) that technically passes all of my thermal tests (a test only one other cooler has passed), but It fails to get the Gold award because the fans get louder than they should in the hottest of loads.

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Reviewed: Sceptre raises the bar with its HDR1000 165hz 1440p C27 Nebula Gaming Monitor C275B-QWN168W

This was the best experience in a monitor I have had for a long time, and that's not something I say lightly. I give the Nebula C27 our Gold Award because quite frankly, this monitor kicks ass.

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The i5 + i9 Alder Lake review – cache + power scaling, IPC tests, gaming, and more!

The $619.99 i9-12900k provides incredible uplifts in both gaming and productivity, while the $299.99 i5-12600k is the star of the show providing better overall performance than Intel's i9-10900k and uses significantly less power to do so.

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Beast vs Ghost Canyon, fight! Intel’s NUC Extremes compared, 10nm i9-11900KB vs 14nm i9-9980hk

Today we'll be comparing Intel's newly released "Beast Canyon" Extreme NUC, which uses a TigerLake i9-11900kb, to it's predecessor "Ghost Canyon" which uses the i9-9980hk. Each features an 8c CPU with a 65w long term TDP and are officially "unlocked", allowing for overclocking.

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A first look at, and review of, Intel’s ARC A770 LE dGPU (16gb)

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Reviewed: DeepCool CK560WH Mid-Tower ATX Case

DeepCool’s KG722 65% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

Reviewed: Intel i7-12700 CPU with Noctua’s NH-U12A and Intel’s RM1 Stock Cooler

MSI’s s360 Coreliquid AIO: You might not like it’s price tag, but this is what perfection in a cooler looks like.

Reviewed: DeepCool’s CASTLE 360EX A-RGB AIO Liquid Cooler. Can it tame the i9-12900k?!

What does it take to cool Intel’s i9-12900k? Featuring BeQuiet’s Pure Loop 280

MSI CoreLiquid K360 AIO review: Unexpectedly strong performance, with a twist

Reviewed: Noctua’s NH-U12A chromax.black

Reviewed: Enermax Aquafusion 360 AIO – just enough for the 12900k

Reviewed: Sceptre raises the bar with its HDR1000 165hz 1440p C27 Nebula Gaming Monitor C275B-QWN168W

The i5 + i9 Alder Lake review – cache + power scaling, IPC tests, gaming, and more!

Beast vs Ghost Canyon, fight! Intel’s NUC Extremes compared, 10nm i9-11900KB vs 14nm i9-9980hk

5800X Benchmark Leaks, Demonstrates 16% Higher Performance than i9-10900K

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Truefree F1 Air Conduction Headset Overview

Arctic’s Freezer 34 tested with Intel’s i9-13900k : Will it melt under the heat?!

A first look at, and review of, Intel’s ARC A770 LE dGPU (16gb)

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