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AMD secures massive growth, with Ryzen and Radeon leading the charge. Read more about AMD's record Q3 revenues.

NZXT have new Performance series fans with models of all sizes. Do these fans deliver better thermals? How loud are they? Let's find out.. Read our review of NZXT's new Performance series fans.

Intel ARC is redefining value in the low-end GPU market. Read more about Intel's ARC B570 costing just £149.99.

PC Gamers can now play almost all PlayStation 2 games thanks to PCSX2. Read more about PCSX2 supporting almost all PS2 games.

Microsoft rolls out its Xbox Full Screen Experience to MSI Claw users through its Windows Insiders program. Read more about Microsoft's Xbox Full Screen Experience coming to MSI's Claw handhelds.

Hold on. Is your cooler 420mm or 360mm? Your first and second posts talk about different versions of the LF3 Pro. Noctua do have 140mm fans. The newest ones are their NF-A14x25 fans.

Linux is gaining market share on Steam, and so is macOS. Read more about Linux's growing market share amongst gamers.

Adeia takes AMD to court over alleged patent violations. Read more about Adeia's court case against AMD.

OpenAI signs a huge deal with Amazon to secure access to thousands of its Nvidia Blackwell-based EC2 UltraServers. Read more about OpenAI's $38 billion deal with AWS.

PCB leaks for Intel's cancelled BMG-G10 X3 graphics card. Read more about Intel's BMG-G10 X3 GPU prototype PCB leaking.

It's always greed. These companies are only accountable to shareholders, and they always want more $$$. At the start of the year, prices were declining. I'd bet they reduced production to account for that and knew it would cause a shocker later this year (IE now). Since all of these memory...

DDR5 memory prices reach crazy new highs due to DRAM shortages. Read more about the rising price of DRAM.

Microsoft finally fixes Windows 11's infamous "update and shutdown" bug. Read more about Windows 11 fixing its "update and shutdown bug".

Hmm. Not sure what the best option is. I would just route the cables of the Noctua fans behind the motherboard tray and then connect them to your motherboard or a fan controller. Noctua plans to release its own CPU liquid coolers. They plan to release them in Q2 2026. If you want an all-Noctua...

This is a part of the problem, and honestly, I do not understand why Sapphire didn't do load balancing and consider the connector as three 8-pins. Split the power evenly over the six 12V pins. 2 pins deliver up to 150W each. That said, the lack of load balancing is only a problem because the...