
Jacob Ridley
Senior Hardware Editor at PC Gamer
Often testing pc hardware • managing editor, hardware @pcgamer • [email protected] • he/him
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3 weeks ago |
pcgamer.com | Jacob Ridley
Decluttering your gaming PC is a noble goal. I'm totally into the idea of cutting out cable mess and keeping my system tray free of as many applications as possible. This is handily what Corsair promises to do with iCUE Link, combining all my cables into a single hub and offering to control my components via a single application, iCUE. So why do I still find myself so frustrated by the sheer amount of cables required to set-up the Corsair iCUE Link Titan 360 RX LCD?
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3 weeks ago |
pcgamer.com | Jacob Ridley
It's not often that a liquid cooler flies under the radar these days. Many on the market are adorned with massive screens and more bling than a boxing match. Not the Corsair Nautilus 360 RS. It's a top-notch liquid cooler with solid performance and low noise levels. Available for $110/£110, the Nautilus is an affordable unit.
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3 weeks ago |
pcgamer.com | Jacob Ridley
We're not short of excellent and affordable all-in-one liquid coolers today—many of the best liquid coolers are wildly affordable under $100, which means Cooler Master has its work cut out for it. But the cooling company is making a darn good effort with the MasterLiquid 360 Core II. The MasterLiquid 360 Core II bucks the trend for liquid coolers in 2025: it doesn't have a screen stuck on the pump.
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4 weeks ago |
pcgamer.com | Jacob Ridley
Phanteks has put together a mighty strong proposition in the Phanteks Eclipse G400A. It's affordable, easy to build into, and importantly comes with four large fans for plenty of airflow. To give the Eclipse G400A a proper test, I set about building an affordable PC inside it. Easier said than done in today's economy, but I just about managed to get it done for a reasonable budget.
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1 month ago |
pcgamer.com | Jacob Ridley
Last year, I reviewed a new liquid cooler with a screen on it. It's called the Hyte Thicc Q60, and it comes with a 5-inch screen powered by an ARM chip and running Android. I had two main thoughts at the time: 'this is a novel idea' and 'this is absolutely ridiculous'. Little did I know that a year later, I'd be walking around the showfloor at Taiwan's top tech show, Computex 2025, and the majority of the companies I would visit would be a liquid cooler with a screen plonked on the top.
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