Reviews

In this guide, we will walk you through the Best Motherboards For Ryzen 7 7800X3D based on VRM, Cooling, Price, and other features.

Here are the Best 240mm AIO CPU Coolers; filtered by Design, RGB, Budget, White Color, and comparisons with 360mm plus 280mm.

The be quiet! Pure Rock 3 Black is a budget-friendly air cooler that delivers solid performance for mid-range CPUs like Intel’s Core i5 and AMD’s Ryzen 5/7. With a 190W TDP, it can handle moderate workloads well but struggles with high-end processors under full load. The all-black design, quiet operation, and easy installation make it a great value choice. If you need an affordable, good-looking cooler for a mainstream build, this is a solid pick.

In this roundup, we rank the best Z690 motherboards on the basis of Budget, VRM Performance, Features, Value, Aesthetics, and Price.

Tech4Gamers presents the ultimate Best Motherboard For Core i9-13900KS guide, tested and reviewed based on thermals, performance and quality.

Budget cooling in quite some style is what I can describe the ALSEYE M90 as. It is a compact, sleek, stylish cooler - top in its price range.

A detailed review of the Intel Core i5-13600K covering everything from basic benchmarks to idle and underload performance dips.

The Epomaker P65 brings the brand’s well-known aluminum gasket-mount design, five layers of sound dampening, and hot-swappable VIA/QMK support to a compact 65% layout. It offers a deep, satisfying typing sound and supports USB-C, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth connections. It’s a great choice for keyboard enthusiasts who care about sound and customization. However, its 1.3 kg weight and fixed typing angle might not be ideal if you need something more portable.

The ASUS ROG STRIX Z390 stands out as a powerful and aesthetically pleasing motherboard, ideal for gaming enthusiasts and users looking for robust performance. With comprehensive overclocking options and a sleek design, it caters to those seeking high-end computing capabilities.

The XPG Valor Air Nano is a compact yet spacious tower case designed with airflow and ventilation as its main strengths. With perforated steel panels, tool-less design, and good dust filtration, it offers support for micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards, a 360mm radiator, GPUs up to 370mm, and CPU coolers up to 170mm in height. While it balances compact size with solid hardware support, users may face clearance issues with larger PSUs and tight cable routing, but overall it remains a well-built, airflow-focused case for those wanting a small footprint without losing modern hardware compatibility.

The Thermal Grizzly PhaseSheet PTM is a solid alternative to traditional thermal paste, especially for high-performance GPUs that suffer from rising temperatures over time. It uses a smart material that turns into liquid when hot to better fill tiny gaps, improving heat transfer and durability. While applying it takes more effort and care compared to paste, the performance results speak for themselves: better thermals, longer life, and less maintenance over time. If you're running powerful gear and don’t mind the higher price or extra prep, this is a smart upgrade.

The ID‑Cooling DX360 Max is a solid, budget‑friendly liquid cooler that brings a thicker 33 mm fin stack radiator for extra surface area, a 7th‑gen pump, and three strong DF125 fans. It’s easy to set up with pre‑installed fans and simple mounting parts, and it looks clean with only subtle A‑RGB lighting on the pump top.