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 ...

Shadow Rock Slim, Dark Rock 3 and Dark Rock Pro 3 provide further improvements to cooling performance and quietness of the PC system Glinde, January 15, 2014 - be quiet!, market leader of power ...

This article is presented by be quiet! Does your PC sound like a jet engine taking off when you put it under even mild strain? A loud computer doesn’t just hurt the ears–fans working overtime are a ...

When we arrived at the be quiet! suite for CES 2024, we were immediately greeted with a wall of products, or more likely, the packaging of just about all the options smaller than cases to gander at ...

Today is a fantastic day, as we’ve got the latest and hopefully one of the greatest be quiet! CPU coolers on the eTeknix test bench. I am of course talking about the new Dark Rock TF (top flow) CPU ...

Capable of handling up to 190W of heat, the budget-friendly be-quiet! Shadow Rock 3 is ideal for a mid-range PC build. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

be quiet! wrote to HEXUS today to inform us about a new CPU cooler that it has launched. The Pure Rock compact CPU cooler is said to be the firm's first 'entry-level' cooler. Despite the keen price ...

If you’re looking for a quiet and compact cooling solution for your Intel or AMD processor, desktop accessory manufacturer Be Quiet has introduced the Pure Rock Slim fan-based processor cooler meant ...

Over the last couple of years, we have seen quite a few things from the be quiet! lineup. Whether it be with coolers, or power supplies, they have kept us pretty busy here at TweakTown. While I did ...

The fan noise was getting to me more and more (its getting worse over the past months), so I tried stopping the psu fan...noise was still there...then i stopped the ...

My new i5 760 is very quiet. My old Athlon 64 3200+ probably(?) outputs a lot more heat and requires more CFM. After all these years, it's time to spend a few bucks to reduce the sound. But do have to ...