The coexistence of third-party SSD coolers that are sold separately with the ones you get in the price of the motherboard invites closer examination. Which of these solutions makes more sense and when? We’ll start answering that question starting now, beginning with an analysis of the BeQuiet MC1 cooler, which will be the first to be confronted with a whole host of motherboard SSD coolers.
We’d like to give one HWCooling reader a BeQuiet! Dark Power 14 power supply. We’ll do it through a very simple competition, so let’s get right to it. There aren’t that many highly efficient power supplies (with an 80 Plus Titanium certification) featuring a quiet fan. In this giveaway, however, you can win one if you correctly answer the question in this article. So let’s get started! 🙂 Read more “Dark Power 14 (ATX 3.1) PSU up for grabs in summer giveaway”
Besides what BeQuiet! is best known for—PC components that go inside a case—the company also offers other PC hardware. The kind that connects to a computer (including laptops, of course), such as keyboards and mice. We also learned that anything producing sound is not currently on the horizon. So if you’re looking for an audio headset, you’ll have to turn elsewhere. More on that in this short report from Computex 2026. Read more “BeQuiet! also showcased keyboards and mice. Headsets not coming”
At Computex 2026, we learned what BeQuiet! has in preparation. And there is really quite a lot—besides new coolers, there were also new cases on display, and we also have some details about new fans. And actually about old ones too, at least regarding product lines that will no longer be further developed. In the first of two articles, we will first focus exclusively on BeQuiet! PC components, including power supplies. Read more “BeQuiet! news: Dark Rock 6 (Pro) and expect Silent Wings 5”
