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be quiet! business and news from across the web.- Hardware ReviewsThis article compiles reviews for various PC hardware components, including the CORSAIR 2800X RS-R ARGB case, the ASRock Steel Legend 360 LCD cooler, and Be Quiet's Dark Rock 6 and Dark Rock Pro 6 coolers. The reviews cover CPU, GPU, AIO, and SSD cooling solutions.
Be Quiet's new air coolers are miles better than the last... but miles more expensiveBe Quiet's new Dark Rock 6 and Dark Rock Pro 6 air coolers offer significant improvements in performance and aesthetics over previous models. However, their high price point, $110 and $130 respectively, makes them difficult to recommend compared to more affordable and equally capable competitors.- Hardware ReviewsThis article features reviews of various hardware components, including the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 CPU with a focus on its maximum cache, and the be quiet! Dark Rock 6 and Dark Rock Pro 6 CPU coolers. It also briefly mentions the Brother MFC-L8970CDW printer.
I controlled a gaming PC's fans and lighting with my phone at Computex thanks to HYTE's updated Nexus software, and it could be huge for iBUYPOWER owners tooHYTE unveiled its updated Nexus 3.0 software at Computex, allowing users to control PC fans, RGB lighting, and performance metrics remotely via a browser or smartphone. The software also offers cross-platform compatibility and could benefit HYTE's sibling brand iBUYPOWER by simplifying troubleshooting. Additionally, HYTE announced new products including the Y50 RGHB PC case and FR12 RGB fans.
Be Quiet! unveils huge new PC case designed for 'maximum performance' with room for up to seven HDDsBe Quiet! has unveiled its new Pure Base 803 and Pure Base 803 LX PC cases at Computex. These large cases are designed for maximum performance and offer extensive hardware compatibility, including support for up to three 420 mm radiators and seven HDDs. The Pure Base 803 LX features a glass front panel and is available in white, while the standard 803 has a non-transparent front panel. Both are expected to launch early next year.
The best quiet gaming keyboard we've tried is getting a smaller TKL version this yearBe Quiet! is releasing a smaller TKL version of its highly-rated quiet gaming keyboard, the Light Mount, expected in August. The company also announced the Mousepad XL and showcased the Pure Base 803 PC case at Computex. The original Light Mount keyboard features sound-dampening foam, factory-lubricated switches, and per-key RGB lighting.- Hardware ReviewsThis article provides reviews for various PC hardware components, including the BeQuiet Dark Rock 6 CPU Cooler, the Keychron K2 HE Concrete Edition keyboard, and the ASUS ProArt B850-Creator Wi-Fi Neo motherboard. The reviews cover aspects like typing experience and cooling performance.
- Hardware ReviewsThis article compiles reviews for various computer hardware components, including the FlexiSpot C7 Morpher chair and CPU coolers such as the BeQuiet Dark Rock 6 and Cooler Master Elite Liquid 240. The reviews focus on performance and features of these hardware items.
- Hardware ReviewsThis article presents reviews for several hardware components, including the BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 6 CPU Cooler reviewed by Guru3D, and the Lian Li HydroShift II OLED Curved 360P reviewed by TechPowerUp. It also briefly mentions the Valve Steam Controller.
- Hardware ReviewsThis article compiles reviews for various PC hardware components, including the NZXT F120X A-RGB case, the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 6 CPU Cooler, and the G-Wolves Fenrir Pro mouse. It also mentions a review for a Creative sound card/DAC.
Despite a poor first impression, Cherry's latest is a more affordable TMR gaming keyboard.The Cherry XTRFY K5 Pro TMR Compact is a 65% wired gaming keyboard featuring TMR magnetic switches and extensive customization options via its MagCrate software. While its compact layout is beneficial for users with smaller hands and it offers competitive features like adjustable actuation and an 8,000 Hz polling rate, its $185/£140 price point and understated design may limit its appeal beyond the competitive gaming crowd.
SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 reviewThe SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 receives a significant internal update with a new sensor, higher wireless polling rate, and improved battery life, aiming to stay competitive in the mid-range gaming mouse market. While the design remains similar, including a honeycomb chassis, the updated technology offers a more responsive feel and enhanced features like a 3D Aim Trainer within its software suite.- Hardware ReviewsThis article presents reviews for various PC hardware components. It includes a review of the Core Ultra 5 250K and 7 270K Plus processors by Guru3D, the be quiet! Dark Perk Ergo mouse by APH Networks, and the CPS PcCooler YT1200 ATX 3.1 Power Supply Unit.