A humungous passive copper cooling solution has been causing a stir this week in an interesting little corner of Reddit dubbed HardwareGore. According to Redditor ‘That Desktop User’ (TDU), an approximately 8-pound (around 4kg) block of copper can act as a passable passive cooler – even if you are running an Intel Core i9 CPU.…
Gigabyte has introduced a lineup of motherboards based on AMD’s X570S chipset that use passive cooling systems on their chipset and are therefore quieter than their predecessors. The platforms are aimed at high-end systems and therefore feature advanced voltage regulating modules, plenty of PCIe slots and advanced network connectivity. Gigabyte’s AMD X570S lineup includes multiple high-end Aorus-branded…
Today’s best Akasa Maze Pro and deals Akasa are no strangers to unusual Raspberry Pi cases. Their previous case, the all aluminum Gem Pro, featured a unique “gem” pattern and provided impressive passive cooling for $32. Akasa’s latest case, the $33 Maze Pro is a smaller. less “in your face” case with an unusual maze…
Noctua NH-P1 (Image credit: Newegg) FanlessTech has spotted Noctua’s highly anticipated NH-P1 passive heatsink at Newegg for $100. Noctua hasn’t revealed the highly-anticipated heatsink to the public yet, but Newegg’s listing suggests that an official announcement shouldn’t be far behind. The NH-P1 features a fanless design with six heatpipes that transfer heat from the processor…
Chunks of aluminum that keep your Raspberry Pi cool are not exactly unusual, but rarely do they look this good. DeSalvo Systems’ new heatsink case for the Raspberry Pi 4 offers over 10.5 ounces (300g) of metal to passively cool your Pi, whipped into what are either rather beautiful curving blades, or a heavily-gelled new-wave…
