Time to say goodbye from all of us at bit-tech.net
Welcome challenger. Why not sit down, and play a little game?
Budget in price, mainstream in aspiration.
Purported Intel slide shows three 'Laminar' CPU air coolers for various value segments.
Software makes it possible to display info direct from AIDA 64. It has an HDMI input too.
Sapphire Nitro M01 case and LTC CPU cooler spotted on its Chinese language site.
Corsair H55 RGB, H100 RGB, and H150 RGB coolers are available now.
Dubbed the Noctua NH-P1, this aluminium finned beastie was listed at US$100 at Newegg.
Q1 2021 roadmap date sailed by, even though mass production begun in December.
Asetek tech based coolers available in 360mm, 280mm, 240mm, or 120mm options.
This is an Engineering Sample chip with 16C/24T, which boosts up to 4.6GHz.
Features a 7th gen Asetek pump, Noctua fans, and a 3.5-inch LCD.
It is destined for data centres rather than computers or consoles.
Both the Alienware m15 and Dell G15 are going to be available in Ryzen editions.
But it can dissipate up to 280W, if you don't mind a bit of fan noise (up to 59.8dBA).
New pump design and aRGB are the major upgrades. 120, 240, 280, or 360mm sizes.
CPU tile will be taped in Q2 this year, mass production quantities scheduled for 2023.
New CPU air cooler for compact systems supports higher TDPs.
Reanimated design for modern processors complete with added aRGB trappings.
Features larger calibre tubing and creatively unshackled pump LCD with microSD storage.
As the Redux name suggests, these will be 'essentials' products based on fan favourites.
Top-down design delivers 125W cooling in sub 100mm height.
Ultra version includes LCDs on the CPU and DRAM blocks.
You should be able to buy one of these 1.5kg beasts in early 2021.
Glacier One 240MP / 240 MPH / 280MP / 360MP lead the charge.
And it claims that its design could implement 25 physical cores in a 5W TDP budget.
October 14 2021 | 15:04