Sarfraz is an avid PC enthusiast who has a decade of experience in PC hardware. He has written extensively on all types of consumer PC components and peripherals on Xtremegaminerd since the time when ...

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Noctua, a specialist cooling company which makes “sound optimised premium components”, has partnered with RotoSub to produce the world’s first CPU cooler with active noise cancellation (ANC) built-in.

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What is the best way to cool your CPU? This topic has been discussed hundreds of times over with certain people taking PC cooling to a whole new level. While others like to live life on the edge ...

About a year ago, I read a comment on Reddit suggesting that instead of dealing with fan curves and sudden noise jumps, you could just run your CPU cooler at a constant speed. Naturally, I had to try ...

Those wanting to build a gaming PC setup on a budget might wonder what the best budget CPU air coolers are. Now, CPU air coolers aren't very expensive and are relatively affordable. Choosing the right ...

Puff-piece on the Noctua NH-P1. I like Noctua parts, besides the price and the strange colors. I have a lot of respect for the company. I've never had a Noctua fan die on me. The NH-U14S has been a ...

One of the most important decisions you can make when planning out your gaming PC build is how to keep all the components in your case cool. Proper cooling increases the lifespan of your parts and can ...

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 ...

The stock thermal paste isn't the problem it's made out to be ...