In cooperation with DeepCool, we have prepared a cyclical activity for this year, which may be of interest to HWCooling readers. We’ll post a detail of some piece of hardware and you can guess what it is. You can compete (and eventually win something) on a regular basis, with a new challenge every month. But for now, you need to get “to the next round” through the next one, in April. Read more “DeepCool Riddle (4/2026). Can you guess what’s in the photo?”
NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs are the most popular solution for PC gaming, but they are also designed for use across a wide range of semi‑ and fully‑professional workflows and creative tasks. NVIDIA Studio drivers open give GeForce RTX 50‑series GPUs in desktops and laptops capabilities that were previously limited to much more expensive professional GPUs. That means you can confidently tackle demanding 3D work with them—as we’ll demonstrate. Read more “Nvidia GeForce RTX 50 Series: Your ideal graphics studio”
More than ever, today’s PC gaming needs truly cost-effective hardware that lets you enjoy the latest technologies and visual experiences without costing astronomical amounts of money. This is exactly what AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics cards with 16GB of memory from the Gigabyte deliver—GPUs unlocking the latest immersive technologies, lasting well into the future, and providing the ideal upgrade for a wide range of older PCs. Read more “Radeon RX 9000: Ideal upgrade for your gaming rig, at a good price”
In cooperation with DeepCool, we have prepared a cyclical activity for this year, which may be of interest to HWCooling readers. We’ll post a detail of some piece of hardware and you can guess what it is. You can compete (and eventually win something) on a regular basis, with a new challenge every month. But for now, you need to get “to the next round” through the next one, in March. Read more “DeepCool Riddle (3/2026). Can you guess what’s in the photo?”
Last year’s edition (HWCooling Techtour ’25) revealed many things, and we will work with that experience. Whatever can be technically improved will be. Especially regarding the live stream that you could watch. It certainly wasn’t something we were satisfied with, but we know where the “holes” are and we will do everything in our power to make the result as useful as possible for schools and at a more attractive level than before. Read more “Launching outreach to schools for HWCooling Techtour ’26”
In cooperation with DeepCool, we have prepared a cyclical activity for this year, which may be of interest to HWCooling readers. We’ll post a detail of some piece of hardware and you can guess what it is. You can compete (and eventually win something) on a regular basis, with a new challenge every month. But for now, you need to get “to the next round” through the next one, in February. Read more “DeepCool Riddle (2/2026). Can you guess what’s in the photo?”
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”
Regular, monthly riddles will continue into 2026 as well. This time connected with the DeepCool brand. Their product portfolio is very close to our focus, which makes the search for what you see in the photo details all the more interesting. At the end of the year, we will evaluate everything and see the results. For now, however, it is time to solve the first January challenge. And as with the others, the most successful solvers will be rewarded. Read more “DeepCool Riddle (1/2026). Can you guess what’s in the photo?”
Efforts around the HWCooling Techtour conferences will continue to be developed and expanded. Last year also revealed a number of shortcomings, for which we will prepare better and multiply our usefulness across more schools. We consider this cooperation with schools—where mutual enrichment through knowledge takes place—to be a major commitment and responsibility, and everything will be approached accordingly. Read more “480 schools? A challenge HWCooling Techtour ’26 will face”
Whenever it occurs to you that you have a way to expand an article on HWCooling, or you perceive the presented topics from additional perspectives, we will be glad if you let us know. Ideally in the form of contributions that can be published. This way, you share your ideas with others as well, which will also be useful to them. Provided the discussion on a given topic proceeds in a constructive spirit, certainly. Read more “Help out by joining discussions (in comments) under articles”
This year (2026) will be a “cooling” one in terms of activities on the website. That means a broader focus (than so far) on cooling-related topics, especially fan testing. That is our plan, and you will see the reality for yourselves. In addition, there is HWCooling Techtour ’26—conferences at secondary schools, which represent a major responsibility and commitment going forward as well. What is not on our roadmap? Idleness. Read more “A look ahead, or a small forecast for 2026”
In cooperation with Nvidia, MSI, and Datacomp, it was possible to donate several GeForce RTX 5060 graphics cards to schools. This was for educational purposes, so it is possible to show what “it” looks like physically. Well, like this: on a printed circuit board populated with various components there is a cooler made of heatpipes and fins, from which fans remove heat. And a graphics card also has display outputs, from which cables lead to a monitor. Read more “Schools also received (MSI) GeForce RTX 5060 graphics cards”
A year-long effort is behind you. Each month, you pondered which BeQuiet! product was hidden in the (photo) detail in the header. We are pleased with the truly high participation, although the evaluation was by no means simple. What mattered was not only correct answers, but also when they were submitted. The podium spots were taken by the fastest participants who did not make a single mistake. Read more “We know the most successful solvers of the BeQuiet! Riddles”
A small documentation of large hardware posters. Those that we produced for schools to make teaching technical subjects easier. Schools have hung these displays in their classrooms where they will be useful, or rather, in efficient, easily accessible locations. To give a better idea of what it looks like, we present a short… photo report. Well, let’s call it that. But the gallery is truly very nice, what do you say? Read more “Posters with PC hardware on classroom walls”
In cooperation with BeQuiet!, we have prepared a cyclical activity for this year, which may be of interest to HWCooling readers. We’ll post a detail of some piece of hardware and you can guess what it is. We are nearing the final round, where you’ll need to correctly solve the last, December riddle. After that, the evaluation of your efforts for the whole year 2025 and the well-deserved rewards will finally arrive. Read more “BeQuiet! Riddle (12/2025). Can you guess what’s in the photo?”
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