I know we've got this cooler a bit early here at TweakTown, so you are getting a look before they even hit stores and e-tailers. Asking Xigmatek directly about pricing, I was replied in return ...

Intel's liquid cooler automatically increases or decreases based on CPU temperature from ~850 RPM at idle to ~2400 RPM when overclocked at full load.

The cooler certainly looks interesting, and while it's designed exclusively for Intel chips, it's already been seen keeping a Ryzen 9 5950X chilled. Such shenanigans aside, this is an impressive ...

Intel’s new 13th Generation Core Processors are hot off the press, help maintain it with our list of the best cooler for i9-13900K. Last year’s release of Intel’s 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs ...

Alongside the RM1, Intel also uses the Laminar RH1 stock cooler, which is included with several high-end locked CPUs, such as the i9-14900, i9-14900F, i9-13900, i9-13900F, i9-12900, and i9-12900F.

Intel even claims that you’ll be able to play modern games at surprisingly high levels of performance. Intel’s HD Graphics 5300 will support DirectX 11.2, OpenGL 4.2 and OpenCL 2.0, with ...

However, for those using high-end cooling setups and looking to directly upgrade from a current-gen Intel LGA1700 setup to the new LGA1851 CPU socket, a straight CPU cooler swap might not see you ...

The leaked Intel Alder Lake cooler here looks nearly identical to the one that came with my Intel Core i5-2500K a decade ago. The only difference is what looks like an LED strip around the ...

Intel’s new flagship Core Ultra 200S series of processors, arriving on October 24th, are focused on performance per watt to run cooler and more efficiently than the previous 14th Gen chips.

When Intel's Sandy Bridge CPUs arrived, one of the things that really surprised me was the size of the retail heatsink supplied with the top end Core i7 2600K.

News Intel i5-12400 Stress Tested With New Stock Cooler Does Surprisingly Well! Mike Sanders January 2, 2022Last Updated: January 2, 2022 0 558 ...

Many of you will be shocked to learn that the Intel's box cooler shouldn't be put on a 65w CPU, let alone one that can chew down 140 watts. Granted, the Wraith Stealth wasn't much better.