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Intel reportedly planning “Raptor Lake Next” CPUs for LGA1700 socket

Intel is reportedly developing a new line of Socket LGA1700 desktop processors codenamed “Raptor Lake Next”. These upcoming chips aim to provide an upgrade path for users still using DDR4 memory, filling a gap left by the DDR5-exclusive Core Ultra “Arrow Lake” generation. The report from Jaykihn (corroborated by VideoCardz …

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NCase introduces new compact P1 ATX case for multi-GPU builds

Known for its M Series SFF cases, Ncase has announced the P1, a 36-liter workstation chassis designed to house high-density AI hardware and multi-GPU setups. According to the manufacturer (via ITHome), the P1 is roughly 30% smaller than a typical mid-tower. Still, it handles the hardware density required for local …

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Einarex reveals Orbit AIO with real-time system monitoring

Einarex has officially introduced the Orbit AIO liquid cooling series, featuring an integrated circular digital display built directly into the pump block.  The built-in screen allows users to monitor CPU and GPU temperatures, as well as CPU and RAM usage simultaneously. Beyond its monitoring capabilities, the Orbit series leverages the …

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NZXT reveals new H6 mid-tower

NZXT has announced the H6 series cases, featuring a dual-chamber design and support for back-connect motherboards. The new ATX chassis also features a one-piece curved tempered glass side panel for an unobstructed view of components. With a 55-litre internal volume, the chassis supports ATX, mATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. Two versions …

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Sharkoon details S25 case lineup for budget-conscious PC builders

Sharkoon has introduced the S25 mid-tower PC case series, featuring three models – the S25-V2, the S25-W2 ARGB, and the S25 Silent. The entire lineup features a unified physical compatibility layout, delivering native support for top-mounted 360mm liquid-cooling radiators, an external 5.25-inch front drive bay, and a USB Type-C front …

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