Aaron Klotz is a freelance writer specializing in technology and gaming. He has written for publications such as Tom's Hardware, HotHardware, Inc., and Newswav. With a focus on computer hardware and graphics cards, Aaron provides in-depth analysis and benchmarking for tech enthusiasts and gamers.
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By: Aaron Klotz
Technically, the system was equipped with three case fans, but the passive cooler reportedly outperformed a 360mm AIO liquid cooler regardless.
By: Aaron Klotz
The PS5 cooler is purportedly the first AI-powered temperature-reducing add-on for the console.
By: Aaron Klotz
Quad-core CPUs are still not dead. Not yet, anyway. It is easy to forget that quad-core CPUs still exist, but this core-count configuration
By: Aaron Klotz
This is arguably one of the most bizarre issues to crop up to date in the Linux kernel.
By: Aaron Klotz
Hygon is relying on AMD's 2017 Zen 1 architecture for its CPUs and, as a result, gets beaten handily by all modern mainstream desktop CPUs.
By: Aaron Klotz
India is rapidly replacing PCs with laptops, and MSI wants to capitalize on this trend as much as possible.
By: Aaron Klotz
India is rapidly replacing PCs with laptops, and MSI wants to capitalize on this trend as much as possible.
By: Aaron Klotz
AMD is beginning to retire some of its current-generation RX 7000 series GPUs ahead of its rumored RX 8000 series launch next year.
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