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Tom’s Hardware Goes Hands-On With Cooler Master’s NCORE 100 Max

Matt Saford of Tom’s Hardware has gotten to go hands-on with the Cooler Master NCORE 100 Max and written a comprehensive review of the process. For a GPU, he uses the AMD RX 7700XT though the case can accommodate far bigger GPUs. Interestingly, he goes with an Maxsun iCraft Z790ITX motherboard, and of course …

Tom’s Hardware Tests Noctua Low Profile Coolers in SFF Case Against Intel i9-13900K

Tom’s Hardware’s reviewer Albert Thomas has put together a project I’ve wanted to do for quite some time by testing the Intel i9-13900K against Noctua’s line-up of five low profile coolers. This includes the renowned Noctua L9i-17xx, and the very popular L-12 Ghost and L-12S. All testing was done in a Sugo 14 …

All Phison E26 M.2 SSDs MUST Have a Heatsink

All credit to Tom’s Hardware for getting a statement from Phison regarding E26 powered NVME SSDs shutting down. In an article posted by Zhiye Liu, Phison is stating that all of their partners E26 based PCIe 5.0 NVME drives must have a heatsink. While many have been sold as bare drives, Phison stated to …

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Tom’s Hardware Goes Hands-On With Cooler Master’s NCORE 100 Max

Tom’s Hardware Tests Noctua Low Profile Coolers in SFF Case Against Intel i9-13900K

All Phison E26 M.2 SSDs MUST Have a Heatsink