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Raijintek introduces new Cyclops Lite AIO liquid coolers

Raijintek has introduced its Cyclops Lite series of AIO liquid CPU coolers, offering a blend of aesthetic appeal and efficient cooling performance. Available in black and white, the series features 240mm and 360mm radiators, catering to various system configurations. A distinctive feature of the Cyclops Lite coolers (240mm and 360mm) …

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Enermax unveils new dual-fan ETS-T41 CPU air cooler

Enermax has expanded its cooling solutions lineup with the ETS-T41 tower CPU cooler series, offering three variations: the ETS-T41 Digital ARGB, ETS-T41 Digital, and the ETS-T41. While sharing the same design, these coolers differ in their cooling fans, external finishes, and the inclusion of a digital display. As noted by …

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Tryx launches new Panorama SE AIO liquid coolers

Tryx has expanded the Panorama AIO liquid cooler series by introducing the Panorama SE, a new model designed to bring its signature AMOLED curved screen experience to a broader audience. Building upon the success of the original Panorama, the Panorama SE leverages the newly developed Asetek Adela cooling system, promising …

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be quiet! launches Pure Rock 3 CPU cooler

be quiet! is breathing new life into its popular Pure Rock CPU cooler series with the launch of five new models: Pure Rock 3 Black, Pure Rock 3 LX, Pure Rock Pro 3 Silver, Pure Rock Pro 3 Black, and Pure Rock Pro 3 LX. This refresh introduces exciting new …

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Noctua delays most of its 2025 roadmap

Noctua has announced significant shifts in its 2025 product roadmap, impacting the release schedule of several highly anticipated products. The flagship NH-D15 G2 chromax.black cooler has been pushed back from Q2 to Q3 2025, while Noctua's next-generation 120mm fans have been moved from Q1 to Q2 2025. Perhaps most surprising …

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Thermal Grizzly launches new Minus Pad Basic, Pro and Advanced series

Thermal Grizzly has expanded its thermal pad lineup by introducing the Minus Pad Basic, Minus Pad Advance, and Minus Pad Pro series. These new pads were built upon the established Minus Pad 8, featuring optimised thermal conductivity, compressibility, and price-performance ratios. Designed for versatility, they are suitable for a wide …

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Thermal Grizzly launches KryoSheet for RTX 5090

Thermal Grizzly has expanded its KryoSheet line of liquid metal thermal pads with a new size specifically designed for the Nvidia GB 202 GPU of the GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards. This pre-applied liquid metal pad offers a convenient and effective alternative to traditional thermal paste, simplifying the installation and …

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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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Bitspower shows Atlas AIO series coolers and modded builds at CES

At CES 2025, Bitspower unveiled its latest advancements in cooling solutions, signalling a new chapter for the company as it seeks to elevate its profile as a standalone brand. While many liquid cooling specialists thrive on high-visibility marketing, Bitspower has traditionally focused on collaborations with industry partners like Maingear and …

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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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Intel discontinues the Laminar RS1 stock CPU cooler

Intel has officially retired its budget-oriented Laminar RS1 CPU cooler, ending an era of affordable (and often underwhelming) thermal solutions. The Laminar RS1 has been a staple of the company's low-end CPU offerings, bundled with Pentium and Celeron processors. While not entirely deserving of its negative reputation, the RS1's cooling …

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Frore Systems introduce solid-state cooling mod to increase performance and battery life

Here's what the future of laptop cooling might look like. At CES 2025, Frore Systems will demonstrate its revolutionary AirJet solid-state cooling technology in a customised Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge 14. This proof-of-concept device showcases a groundbreaking approach to thermal management in thin and light laptops, addressing the challenges of …

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