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Corsair A115 Tower CPU Air Cooler Review

Corsair is a pioneer in PC cooling. From their introduction of MagLev PC fans to custom watercooling parts, they have components that fit all of your cooling needs. Corsair is now setting its sights on the premium high-performance air cooling sector with the launch of the A115, provided for this review. The Corsair A115 will be pitted against one of the top air coolers on the market, the Noctua NH-D15. I believe Corsair's goal with the A115 is simple. That is, to have the highest-performing air cooler. The question before us is, can Corsair deliver? Read on to find out.
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CPS – The New Bully on the PC Playground

ExtremeHW is excited about its opportunity to review three new products being introduced to market. Not only are these the first products under review for our friends at PCCOOLER, but they are also extra special because they are coming to market under the new brand name CPS. If you have been paying attention to the evolution of personal computing, the PCCOOLER brand should be a familiar one. Since the company's founding in 2005, Shenzhen Fluence Technology PLC have engaged in the R&D and manufacture of PC hardware products including CPU coolers, RGB case fans, computer cases and PC power supplies under the brand name PCCOOLER. With more than 500 patents under their belt, the introduction of the CPS brand heralds the birth of the flagship product line that is surely going to cause some disruption.
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EK-Quantum Velocity² D-RGB Water block Review

EK-Quantum Velocity² D-RGB Water block Review

EKWB, also known as EK have been making water cooling components for the PC enthusiast for a good while now, 20 years as of the writing of this review. Their products have become well known and trusted among many globally. Today we are looking at their EK-Quantum Velocity² D-RGB Waterblock. It comes in both Intel and AMD flavours, but today we will be reviewing AMD SKU on an the AM5 platform. Read on to see what we find.
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EK Nucleus AIO CR360 Dark Review

EK Nucleus AIO CR360 Dark Review

The latest entry in EK's treasure trove of winning products is the EK-Nucleus AIO CR360 DARK. They have introduced a host of enhancements over previous generations of their AIO offerings, including a new design of the CPU block and PWM pump. The new EK-Nucleus is available in both 240mm and 360mm variations, in white and black RGB, and the Dark (non-RGB) version that we are reviewing today.
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Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black Review

Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black Review

Today, we have the opportunity to take a look at a revamped prehistoric relic, courtesy of Cooler Master.  I am, of course referring to none other than the legendary Hyper 212+ Evo v2, which today we have the latest version of, the Hyper 212 Halo Black. Is it still as legendary as before ? Read on to find out more.
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BeQuiet Silent Wings Pro 4 Review

BeQuiet Silent Wings Pro 4 Review

We all know who BeQuiet is by now, they have slowly made themselves known as a premium brand company, delving into fans, coolers, cases etc. Todays review is taking a look at their newest series of fans, the Silent Wings Pro 4 in both 120mm and 140mm flavors. I would like to thank BeQuiet for this opportunity. I will make comparisons from two weeks worth of daily usage. Read on to see what I find.
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Cooler Master Mobius 120P ARGB Fan Review

Cooler Master Mobius 120P ARGB Fan Review

Today we will be looking at the brand new 120mm fan offering from Cooler Master, the Mobius 120P ARGB. Founded in 1992, the Taipei based company is a giant in the industry best known for their CPU air coolers and AIO's, fans, cases, power supplies, and peripherals. Cooler Master was kind enough to send three of their brand new Mobius 120P ARGB fans to ExtremeHW for review. Lets dive in and see what we find.
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Corsair XH305i RGB Pro Review

Corsair XH305i RGB Pro Review

Hey hey what's up guys, I am Ryan. It's safe to say that 360mm AIOs have been really popular and practically offer a lot of the same cooling characteristics that a custom water cooling loop could offer. But I beg to ask, what's the next step? Well being an avid water cooler myself, going custom water cooling is a bit of a different animal entirely. A CPU block, fittings, tubing, coolant, pump, reservoir, fans and any other odds and ends that usually pop up while constructing a custom water loop. So what does one do to mitigate that? Well that next step for watercooling noobs is to look at a box kit that includes everything needed to setup a CPU only water cooling loop, which is where Corsair's XH305i RGB Pro steps in.
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