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Thermaltake launches Toughpower Premium Edition power supply

Thermaltake is releasing the Toughpower TF3 1300W, a high-performance power supply unit designed to fuel the most demanding gaming rigs and workstations. This 80 Plus Titanium-certified PSU is built to meet the stringent demands of modern hardware, offering exceptional efficiency, stability, and compatibility with the latest components. The Toughpower TF3 …

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Montech’s latest case combines leather and metal

Montech is turning heads with its latest creation, the Heritage SFF cases. This stylish chassis blends premium materials and a unique suitcase-inspired design to deliver a genuinely luxurious-looking build. Crafted from genuine leather and aluminium, the Heritage cases exude elegance and sophistication. Its triangle details and distinctive suitcase-style handle add …

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AMD surprise launches the 6-core Ryzen 5 7400F CPU

AMD is quietly expanding its Ryzen 7000 series lineup with the Ryzen 5 7400F, a new budget-friendly 6-core processor that could be a nice addition to the entry-level segment. The AMD Ryzen 5 7400F (via Everest) is part of AMD's ongoing efforts to expand its processor lineup on all fronts. …

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Intel Arc B570 benchmarks leak ahead of release

Following the successful launch of the Arc B580 in December, the B570 is about to arrive with a lower price tag, fewer cores, and a more budget-friendly focus. Performance numbers aren't known yet, but early benchmarks show a similar price-performance ratio as its bigger sibling. The B580 quickly became a …

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Enermax releases Liqtech XTR AIO for workstations

Enermax has unleashed the Liqtech XTR, a high-performance AIO liquid cooler designed to tame the thermal demands of AMD Ryzen Threadripper and Intel Xeon W processors. First showcased at Computex 2024, the Liqtech XTR boasts an impressive cooling capacity of over 550W, making it ideal for demanding workstations and professional …

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Intel Vision returns in April 2025

Fresh off of its CES 2025 showcase, Intel is already gearing up for its next big event: Vision 2025. This business-focused gathering, scheduled for March 31st to April 1st, will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and investors to explore the future of technology.

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Intel reveals Laminar RH2 and RM2 CPU coolers

Intel has quietly introduced a refreshed CPU cooler alongside its new Core Ultra 200 non-K series processors. The Laminar RH2, bundled exclusively with the Core Ultra 9 285, promises improved cooling performance and a touch of style with integrated ARGB lighting. As for the new RM2, bundled with the remaining …

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G.Skill showcases DDR5-8133 2x 24GB CSO-DIMM kit

G.Skill and ASRock are teaming up to redefine mini-PC performance with the introduction of high-speed DDR5 CSO-DIMM memory modules. These new modules showcased in the ASRock DeskMini B860 system deliver impressive speeds and capacities in a compact form. CSO-DIMMs (Clocked Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Modules) are a new form …

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Leaked Radeon RX 9070 XT 3DMark scores show promising performance

AMD's Radeon RX 9070 XT is back in the spotlight, with leaked 3DMark benchmark scores suggesting an impressive performance uplift, more so considering that it has been reported that these weren't obtained with a stable graphics driver. Chiphell forum user nApoleon (via VideoCardz) has shared a cryptic message urging users …

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MSI reportedly working on Claw handheld powered by Ryzen Z2

Following various announcements of new AMD Ryzen Z2-powered consoles over at CES 2025, reports emerged that MSI would also join the party by launching a Claw handheld using a Z2 APU. This intriguing tidbit comes from CodeCommando (via VideoCardz), a leaker with a reliable track record for AMD and MSI-related …

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