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In this review, we will tell you about the ASRock Z790 NOVA WiFi's design, performance, overclocking, thermals, and overall value for money.

The Antec Neptune 240 ARGB offers a sleek 240mm AIO liquid CPU cooler with an integrated pump, ARGB lighting, and PWM fans. It provides compatibility with various Intel and AMD sockets, making it an appealing choice for users looking for a cooling solution with aesthetic appeal. However, it lacks precise control over pump speed, and potential design flaws, such as banged-up fins and a loose power cable, should be considered.

GAMDIAS CHIONE P3-360U is an attempt from the manufacturer to enter the arena of display screens and embedded coolers. Competition in this niche is stiff. While the cooler has a decent performance, the totality of features coming at such a steep price with only a 2-year warranty is hard to recommend.

The Lian Li GA-II Lite 360 Performance liquid cooler offers excellent thermal performance at an affordable price, with a 360mm radiator and non-RGB fans. It supports Intel LGA 1700/1851 and AMD AM4/AM5 sockets and comes with a 6-year warranty. The cooler features subtle A-RGB lighting and a stylish infinity mirror design. Although it has slightly elevated noise, its strong cooling capabilities make it a great value option for compatible systems.

The MSI MPG A1000GS is a well-built and stylish power supply that offers decent performance for gamers and creators, especially those looking to power high-end NVIDIA GPUs or dual mid-range cards for AI and machine learning. It features great cable quality with easy management and runs quietly under load. However, it gets really hot at max load, and its lack of support for AMD GPUs is a big miss. While it’s a step forward in some areas, it feels like MSI made a few odd choices that limit its full potential.

We take a look at the Best Ram For i7 12700k, after hours of testing and finding difference between DDR4 and DDR5 through all RAM Available.

ID-Cooling’s new X45 thermal paste is an upgrade over their previous versions, offering better thermal performance with easier application thanks to its lower thickness. It’s ideal for overclockers or anyone wanting top cooling without spending much—priced at $6.99 for 2g. It performs slightly better than the older X25 and beats top brands in temperature tests.

Looking for an aftermarket cooler within a tight budget? Here is a list going through some of the Best CPU Coolers Under $50.

The XPG Valor Air Pro case gives you strong airflow, smart design, and great value at a budget price. With four ARGB fans, roomy support for big parts like E ATX boards and 360mm radiators, the chassis delivers solid cooling and easy building without costing much. For the price, it offers a balanced mix of features, cooling power, and style that should satisfy most builders looking for performance and airflow.

The Corsair HX1000i PSU, part of the top-tier HXi series, offers a robust 1000W output and complies with ATX 3.0/3.1 specs. Its design features high-quality Japanese components and a quiet fluid dynamic bearing fan.

The MSI Z790 PZ is an ATX motherboard with backplug connectivity, supporting Intel 12th to 14th Gen processors and up to 7200+ MHz DDR5 memory. It features a 14+1+1 power delivery system, multiple PCIe and M.2 slots, and robust thermal solutions.

The MSI MPG X870E Carbon WiFi is a high-end motherboard with impressive features, a capable VRM setup, and I/O that should be enough for most users. You get the latest USB4 ports, dual PCIe 5.0 M.2, WiFi 7, and impressive memory support up to DDR5-8400 (OC). It’s a nice-looking board with enough RGB bling for most, but it comes at a staggering $499 price tag. While expensive, it’s competitive enough for the features on offer.