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The year 2022 has barely just begun, and Thermaltake, a world-renowned brand known for its premium gaming gear, has just announced its newest additions...

At the 2022 Thermaltake Expo January Virtual Exhibition, Thermaltake, the leading PC DIY premium brand for Cooling, Gaming Gear, and Enthusiast Memory solutions, is...

Thermaltake's Argent E700 expands the company's gaming chair lineup through a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing addition.

Thermaltake has unveiled the 550 TG Ultra, introducing an LCD screen to a gaming chassis for the first time.

Thermaltake announced the expansion of its Toughpower PF1 family of power supplies, with two new members of 1050 and 1200W, making them ideal...

Thermaltake Pure 14 ARGB Sync Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition impresses with its vibrant RGB lighting, compression blades, and hydraulic bearings. Catering to enthusiasts and budget-conscious users, it offers a cost-effective solution for those seeking customizable 140mm fans.

The Biwin Black Opal X570 Pro 4TB is a super-fast Gen5 NVMe SSD with impressive read/write speeds topping 14,000MB/s and 13,000MB/s. It’s ideal for gaming, video editing, and large data tasks. While it delivers standout performance in heavy workloads, it’s pricey and shows some inconsistency in real-world tasks. Still, a solid pick if you want cutting-edge speed and PS5 compatibility.

The ARCTIC P9 series brings powerful performance to the compact 92mm fan market, making them a solid choice for small form factor (SFF) and workstation builds. With three variants, Silent, PWM PST, and Max, users can pick the fan that suits their needs best. Overall, these fans deliver excellent value, reliable design, and impressive specs backed by a 6-year warranty.

The Teamgroup T‑Force GC Pro 2 TB Gen5 NVMe hits blistering 13 GB/s read and 12 GB/s write speeds for just $199, works fine in a PS5, and even packs DRAM. The only possible downside is that it runs hot under load, reaching into a high 70°C range despite its graphene pad, so you’ll need active cooling. However, if you can tame the heat, it’s unbeatable bang‑for‑buck Gen5 performance.

The Valkyrie A360 is a budget‑friendly, all‑in‑one liquid cooler that punches above its weight. For about €90, you get a 360 mm radiator, three ARGB fans, and a CPU block with a neat rotatable lid that keeps the logo upright. It fits all modern Intel and AMD sockets, is easy to install, and keeps your CPU running cool under load.

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.

The XPG Levante II 360 is a stylish and powerful liquid cooler that does a great job keeping your CPU temperatures low, especially with its improved dual-chamber pump and sleek infinity mirror design. It’s easy to install thanks to its all-in-one three-fan setup that uses just one cable, cutting down on clutter inside your case. The cooler looks amazing with vibrant A-RGB lighting and works well with most modern sockets, but it can be pretty loud at full speed. Still, for the price, it offers solid value with good performance and eye-catching visuals.