Keeping your CPU temperature cooler during gaming is crucial. This article presents the five best RGB air coolers for processors that will keep your system absolutely chill. They not only provide ...

Corsair launched the H100i RGB ELITE, H115i RGB ELITE, and H150i RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Coolers. Colorful RGB ELITE coolers keep your CPU cool even when the action heats up, with extensive compatibility ...

EK (or EKWB if you prefer) is widely respected by the PC enthusiast community for being one of the best providers of custom loop cooling solutions around. Did you know that they actually have some AIO ...

RGB RAM is often concealed by large air CPU coolers, making it a wasted expense. Some CPU coolers have low RAM clearances, meaning you can't fit RGB RAM into the slots. If you're liquid-cooling your ...

PC gamers often obsess over keeping their systems cool. After all, adding a few more RGB fans is one of the easiest ways to make your system look cooler and physically run cooler as well. But with so ...

Without a doubt, this is one weird looking cooler, but it’s certainly not ugly. The circular design is going to easily blend in with most chassis designs, and only helps mimic the circular design of ...

ZALMAN announced the launch of three new products. One of the notable offerings is the "CNPS9X OPTIMA RGB," a side flow CPU cooler equipped with a 120mm ARGB fan. CNPS9X OPTIMA RGB - Side Flow CPU ...

For some PC enthusiasts, using an all-in-one water cooler (AIO) is a means to an end. They want the benefits of putting their CPU under water without the hassle of building an open loop. For some, ...

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As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. The iCUE LINK H150i RGB is a decent thermal ...

Whether you’re upgrading your PC or building a new rig, you need a way to keep things cool. Any component—be it a graphics card, motherboard, or processor—can overheat and throttle performance. Even ...