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be quiet! has announced that as of today, almost all air and liquid CPU coolers in its portfolio are shipping out with a reworked mounting kit that offers full support for Intel’s Alder Lake-S LGA ...

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Germany-based Be Quiet, manufacturer of premium PC components, has announced the newest and most compact model to its Dark Rock 5 lineup. Simplly called Dark Rock 5, the single-fan CPU cooler has ...

We test and review the be quiet! Pure Rock SLIM CPU Cooler. The cooler might not be the strongest performer on the block, but it is small, agile and intended for 'smaller' builds. Small or not, it is ...

Be quiet! now officially has released their three latest CPU coolers with high cooling capacity from 160 to 250 watts and a extremely low noise level. The German company has extended its portfolio ...

Be Quiet! has announced a new CPU cooler for compact builds, the Shadow Rock TF2, with claims of supporting up to a 160W thermal design profile (TDP) with a peak height of 112mm including the fan.

The computer component manufacturer be quiet! has unveiled new additions to their range of products introducing the be quiet! MC1 Series M.2 SSD heatsinks and Pure Rock Slim 2 CPU coolers. The Pure ...

German computer hardware brand be quiet!, known for its high-performance silent products, is showing off several new items at Computex 2025. The Tom’s Hardware team visited the company booth in Taiwan ...

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