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While they theoretically could make it on their own, they are using Intel's money for all the design/engineering. If it's a flop commercially they lose nothing. They still gain the experience though. And this is a step towards the endgame. A SOC with CPU/GPU/Memory all stacked on one 3D design...

"Available in April 2018, MSRP: $109.99." Really? 110 bucks for a case fan?

Maybe try reapplying TIM and reseating the cooler?

You're right. I have no idea. But then I never claimed I was a source. I'm only going by what the article states. It seems some here lack reading comprehension to do the same. Or they're merely trying to move the goalpost away from what the article talks about.

The parameters they are comparing is perf/$ and perf/W. Both very important for the target devices.

Why wait for AMD? Buy the big Volta. It seems to be awesome. :D

Hell Ya! To both of these. Silverstone is letting us down with these "Me Too" cases.

You left Intel off of the headline.

From the charts it seems that Phanteks might be the best all arounder? ~1 cfm less airflow for ~3db less noise. (varies a bit with speed of course.) Am I deciphering that right?

Why not, that's what OPEC does. This is what happens when you over rely on imports.

They're like the Mob. You can't do anything without cutting them in on the action.

Well, seeing as all the "news sites" reported it as fact without any validation, I'd say it worked.

Everything's Intel optimized. ;) Agreed. RGB is fine. People who don't like it? Turn it off. It probably adds about $0.25 to the BOP.

I can't believe that people didn't realize that there's no difference between the GPU's and it's all drivers that make the performance difference. Often the pro cards have more RAM and at least with AMD different monitor connections. But don't think that the driver support for the pro apps...

Does Cooler Master actually manufacture fans? They likely just buy them and brand them. They could just buy "Gentle Typhoons" from the OEM.