HWCooling Celebrates 9 Years of Existence. Fans in the Spotlight

HWC has been here for years, and we are extremely grateful to our readers. Something is coming that will fundamentally change how the magazine operates. You may not notice it (and that is the goal!), but organizationally, it will be a major intervention. Without it, however, we would not survive, which would be a shame. Above all, this is about what we have achieved, what you “see”, and what we hope you will see in the future.

Over the years, HWCooling magazine has established itself as a place for in-depth information. That is also how readers around the world perceive it, which is great. This is what we wanted, and we are directing the next steps toward further development. We owe getting this far to the entire editorial team.

In addition to our publishing activities, we decided to organize HWCooling Techtour conferences for Slovak secondary schools, in which we see a purpose—and the schools themselves do too. Again, thank you. At the same time, however, it must be acknowledged that these are exceptionally demanding in terms of time, logistics, communication, and many other things that, willingly or unwillingly, take away from the space that was previously devoted purely to PC hardware articles. The effort is now it is divided, and we are fighting this battle as best we can.

We believe that sooner or later everything will settle into place so that everyone is satisfied. In our testing, we will focus primarily on fans. They will alternate with news articles, and we would certainly like to welcome new authors covering topics they are passionate about.

Photograph from a lecture by Martin Malík (author of HWiNFO) at HWCooling Techtour ’25

So keep your fingers crossed that everything continues to run as smoothly as possible. You may not notice it (which will be a good thing), but in the period ahead, the magazine will face various organizational challenges. In any case, the intention is that sooner or later, things will get moving again like never before. 🙂

English translation and edit by Jozef Dudáš


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Slowly but surely, Taiwan is approaching. We want to bring you interesting material, but that means different things for everyone. We have our own vision, you might have another, which is why we now present the opportunity to let us know everything you’re interested in. We’ll try to find room to ask the right people and possibly document everything—including photos. If you have a question, you can seize the opportunity. Read more “What would you like to know from Computex 2026? Let us know!” »

HWCooling moderator? AI spam in comments is increasing

If you want to help the magazine, you can. With the number of various automated advertising comments increasing, we would gladly expand the team with a colleague who would moderate them. This would, of course, save us time that we can invest into articles. And it doesn’t have to be only about deleting comments. Any initiative that leads to a higher technical standard for HWC is welcome. Read more “HWCooling moderator? AI spam in comments is increasing” »

Join the HWCooling team! We’re looking for a news report writer

Fans, coolers, cases. These are the primary topics for which we’re looking for someone active—someone who follows the news and enjoys informing others about it in a punchy yet information-rich way. The basics are therefore clear, and if reliability—specifically meeting deadlines—is added to that, then it’s exactly what we’re interested in. If you see yourself in this, get in touch and maybe we’ll come up with something together. Read more “Join the HWCooling team! We’re looking for a news report writer” »

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  1. PS: The Seasonic MaxFlow fan tests should (hopefully) be out on Friday. 🙂

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