The SilverStone Hailstone 360 bridges this gap by providing a quiet cooling solution for my Threadripper build that can deliver performance when I need it and remain relatively slient the rest of the time. The slim (ish) 360mm radiator fits nicely in most workstation and 4U chassis configurations while the pump block and IMF70 cooling modules are very efficient with space.
As a long-time enthusiast of retro PCs and live streaming, I've relied on HDMI splitters for years to share my screen and ensure flawless signal delivery. In this review, we'll dive deep into the HS14's features, including its 4K/60Hz support, HDR10/Dolby Vision compatibility, and crucial EDID controls, to see if it's the perfect solution for demanding applications like capturing gameplay for broadcast while maintaining real-time audio sync. Get ready to unlock the full potential of your HDMI devices.
In this review we will be looking at a product that bridges the gap between a casemod and factory pre-mod as a benefit to silent air cooling enthusiasts. The Antec Flux Pro Noctua Edition is a collaboration between Antec and Noctua to create a new product using the best from both companies.
Choosing a small form factor keyboard often requires you to accept some compromises to get to a smaller size. The OK-M is one of the most compelling budget mechanical keyboards available today. With a few upgrades (mainly switches), it can easily compete with boards twice its price!
There are basically two ways to dress up the cables in your PC, If you have a modular PSU you can completely replace the cables which can often cost more than the PSU or you can simply dress up the end that everyone can see. The SilverStone PP07E cable extensions are inexpensive, flexible and do exactly what you would expect, they make your wires pretty.
With every new processor release there is often a need to tweak the subsystem to get the most from it and with CPUs that often translates into increased pin counts, enhanced memory support and motherboard refinements. On May 27th Intel will be launching the new LGA 1200 Comet Lake processors and Z490 chipset and with it comes a new set of ASUS motherboards.
In this review we will be looking at the Sound Blaster AE-9. This is the ultimate in 32-bit audio processing that combines features found separately in almost every Sound Blaster product into a single product. In fact this device reminds me of some historical Sound Blaster products that offered flexibility to the user by breaking out many common connections.
In this review we will be looking at a new M.2 NVMe SSD from Lexar called the NM610. This is the performance NVMe SSD from Lexar using the NVMe 1.3 standard and comes in capacities of 250GB, 500GB and 1TB.
In this review we are looking at Modwater Coolant from ModMyMods. This is an in house product that has been in development for well over two years and is just now hitting retail markets. Given that is this a ModMyMods product you will find it available at ModMyMods.com.
In terms of performance the clear winner was the NH-U14S. This cooler is designed for performance with the largest radiator, most heatpipes and largest fan of the trio. As we mentioned before the U14S is also an older design intended to be a more compact cooler for the LGA 2011 Sandy Bridge and other coolers of the time.
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