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[shoppingstax23]

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[govindhtech]

ASUS Introduces TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB Chassis Fans

ASUS made the announcement that they will be releasing TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB case fans. These fans provide great airflow and polished looks from your perspective.

Cooling that is excellent for every building

The cooling capacity of the TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB fans has been improved with next-generation enhancements. The fan blades have been rebuilt to be extra-wide, and they are now housed in a frame that is 28 millimetres thick, which is up to 12 percent thicker than the previous version. Both the airflow and the static pressure can be increased by up to 3.3 mmH2O and 77.4 CFM, respectively, when these factors are combined. These 120 mm fans ensure that a construct receives the consistent flow of cooling air that it need when it is subjected to a demanding workload.

Not only are the TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB case fans designed to operate quietly, but they are also designed to perform exceptionally well. They generate a maximum of 29 decibels of acoustic noise. In the midst of the conflict, it is quite improbable that users will hear them at all.

Refined appearances from any vantage point

Users are only able to see the sides and rear of typical case fans when they are utilised as intakes in a panoramic chassis. This means that the fans are not always presented in the most advantageous manner. This means that components like as structural supports, wiring, and visible parts of the motor are given the front-and-center treatment rather than RGB LED illumination and any decorations that are facing the front of the device.

In order to address this issue, the TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB fans are offered in two different editions: the basic version and the reverse-airflow edition. Therefore, when consumers glance inside their chassis, they will see the front side of the fan regardless of whether they are bringing in cool air or escorting warm air out. This is because the fan face is always facing front.

Although there are several competitors that produce reverse-airflow fans that address aesthetic problems, the airflow performance of these fans is much lower than that of their standard-airflow counterparts. The reverse-airflow TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB fans, on the other hand, have a static pressure of 2.75 mmH2O and an airflow of 76.3 CFM. This allows them to maintain a significant portion of the cooling power that their standard-airflow counterparts have.

Illumination that may be changed on all sides

The TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB fans are a natural choice for panoramic projects or for any personal computer that provides more than a glance of its case fans. This is because their aesthetic look has been updated. To further enhance the ARGB lighting effects, an 8+8 double-layer LED array has been installed. This array distributes light uniformly throughout all of the fan blades and the frame.

As a result of the fact that numerous chassis installation points show off the sides of a case fan, the TR120 ARGB extends the lightshow to the sides as well. This is accomplished through the use of translucent panels that surround the frame. The diverse patterns on each side interact in eye-catching ways, depending on how users line them up with adjacent fans, which provides a fun way to personalise a personal computer.

A style that is both serious and cool

Whether you are constructing a personal computer in a panoramic chassis, which requires a fleet of high-performance fans that are both eye-catching and high-performance, or you are simply outfitting a normal personal computer with ARGB fans that give fantastic airflow and static pressure, the new TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB fans are ready to go.

TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB chassis fan features high static pressure and airflow performance with personalized lighting

Higher cooling performance with an extra-thick 28mm fan frame

Class-leading static pressure at 3.3 mmH2O with high airflow

Exclusive double-layer LED Matrix design with individual 16 Addressable RGB LEDs

Personalized aesthetics with a flexible side pattern on the frame

PWM control with an ultra-wide RPM range that allows optimal cooling for all types of workloads

Aura Sync compatibility that lets you coordinate colors and lighting effects with a huge range of hardware

Available in black and white and in standard and reverse orientation to suit a variety of PC builds

FAQS

Are there standard and reverse airflow models?

Yes, to accommodate varying cooling requirements in your PC system, the TR120 ARGB Fan is available in both conventional and reverse airflow types.

Does the TR120 ARGB Fan come with an ARGB controller?

No, the fan alone is all that is included in the single pack edition. There is a different product called the triple fan kit with controller.

Read more on govindhtech.com

[mobiblip]

The Ultimate Guide to Custom Laptop Building: Insights and Tips

Custom laptop building is an intriguing option for tech enthusiasts who crave a computer that perfectly suits their needs. Unlike off-the-shelf products, a custom-built laptop allows you to handpick components based on your specific preferences for performance, budget, and aesthetics. Whether you're a gamer, professional, or hobbyist, constructing your laptop offers a unique sense of satisfaction and potential cost savings. However, the process involves careful planning and some technical know-how.

Pros of Custom Laptop Building:

Personalization: You can select components that match your desired specifications, ensuring that your machine handles your tasks—be it gaming, graphic design, or coding—with ease.

Performance: By choosing high-quality parts, you can build a laptop that rivals the performance of high-end models available in the market.

Cost-Effectiveness: Although some high-performance parts can be expensive, building your own laptop can often be cheaper than purchasing a pre-made model with similar specs.

Cons of Custom Laptop Building:

Complexity: Assembling a laptop requires a deeper understanding of computer hardware. Unlike desktops, laptops have tighter spaces and less standardization, making the assembly process more challenging.

Warranty and Support: Self-built laptops may lack the comprehensive warranties and support available with branded models. Each component might have its own warranty, complicating service and repairs.

How-To Guide for Custom Laptop Building:

Planning: Start by defining your needs and budget. Consider what tasks you will use the laptop for and prioritize components accordingly.

Component Selection: Research and choose the right components that are compatible with each other. Key components include the motherboard, CPU, RAM, storage, and display.

Assembly: Carefully assemble the components. This step is intricate due to the compact nature of laptops and may require specialized tools.

Installation and Testing: Install the operating system and drivers. Test all components to ensure everything is working correctly.

For a detailed step-by-step guide and further insights into each phase of the custom laptop building process, you can read the full guide on our blog. This comprehensive article provides additional information, troubleshooting tips, and advice for those looking to embark on their custom laptop building journey. Follow this URL to learn more: Custom Laptop Building Guide.

Whether you are a first-time builder or an experienced techie, custom laptop building can be a rewarding project that not only enhances your technical skills but also results in a machine perfectly tailored to your needs. Visit the link above to explore the possibilities and start your project with confidence!

[kinkynewtype]



PCをアップグレードしました！~Upgraded my PC!~

イラスト用にRAMを16GBから32GBにアップグレードしました。 残念ながら違いは感じられません… (PCスペックは以下の通り)

Upgraded my RAM from 16-32gb for my illustrations! Sadly, I don't feel the difference... (PC specs below)

CPU：インテル i7-10700K CPUクーラー：AIO液体クーラー GPU: Nvidia RTX 3070 RAM: 32 GB DDR4 (8x4) SSD: 1TB NVMe HHD: 2TB PCIeカード: WIFI OS：ウィンドウズ10ホーム

CPU: Intel i7-10700K CPU cooler: AIO liquid cooler GPU: Nvidia RTX 3070 RAM: 32 GB DDR4 (8x4) SSD: 1TB NVMe HHD: 2TB PCIe card: WIFI OS: Windows 10 Home

[mylogicwork]

PC Build For Coders in 2023 | Quality Performance

PC Build is an exciting and rewarding experience that allows you to create a customized computer tailored to your specific needs and preferences. Whether you’re a gamer looking to maximize performance, a content creator in need of processing power, building your own PC gives you the freedom to choose the components that suit your needs and budget. After that it may seem daunting at first, undeniably building a PC is a straightforward process that can be accomplished by anyone with a little patience. In this blog, we will tell you budget PC builds , providing you with the information and resources you need to make your own custom computer.

To learn More : PC Build For Coders in 2023 | Quality Performance

[ahmedadel2023]

‏‎عندما تثق في الوحش القوي When you trust the mighty beast #arabgames2112 #pcbuilds #pc #pcgaming #memes #memes😂 ‎‏ https://www.instagram.com/p/CppOivSsw6G/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[dodostorede]

Dein neuer Gaming-PC ist fast fertig und dir fehlt nur noch das passende Gehäuse? Wir haben genau das Richtige für dich! 🤙Das View 200 TG ARGB Snow White Gehäuse von Thermaltake ist perfekt für alle Spieler die Wert auf Style legen. 😎 ➡SHOP NOW ➡https://www.dodostore.de/gehause/midi_mini-tower/128204 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #pcmasterrace #pcgamers #pcbuild #pcbuild #pcbuilt #pcbuilds #pcbuilder #pcbuilding #pcbuilders #pcgamer #pcgames #computers #computer #computersetup #computerrepair #computerscience #computersetup #computerprogramming #gamingpc #gamingpc #gamingnews #gaminglife #gamingsetup #gamingposts #gamingbuild #gamerpcs #gamerpc #pcbuild #hannover #deutschland

[wilsoneffects-blog]

A little pictorial of the Not the NotRite assembly. I’ve got about 4 more of these racks to assemble and the boards will be ready to stuff into enclosures. Patiently awaiting enclosures……. #fuzz #fuzzpedal #fuzzpedals #pcbuild #pcb #pcbuilds #work #pedals #pedalboard #pedalboards #guitar #guitargear #stompboxes #geareybusey #wilsoneffects https://www.instagram.com/p/CopC0bgOc5j/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[maeeflowers]

Rainbow minature village with shrine on the bottom part and a Koi fish pond on the higher part of my pc🌈💕

I've done a lot of research, and as long as I keep up with cleaning so the fans don't get clogged, it should be fine. Any dust from the minatures usually dont move while the fans are blowing

[adafruit]

🎄💾🗓️ Day 5: Retrocomputing Advent Calendar - Compaq DeskPro 1 🎄💾🗓️

The Compaq Deskpro Model 1, introduced in 1984, featured an 8 MHz Intel 8086 CPU, which had better performance than the IBM PC's 4.77 MHz 8088 processor. It combined Color Graphics Adapter (CGA) graphics with high-resolution Monochrome Display Adapter (MDA) text, delivering enhanced text display. This improved speed and better text clarity over IBM PCs equipped with standard graphics. The Deskpro's architecture allowed for various disk configurations and was an influence for many personal computers.

Check out The Centre for Computing History's Compaq DeskPro 1 page (and other resources there!)

And here's a somewhat "first computer" story from Adafruit team member Anne!

"In my first year of EE (junior) we were limited to larger computers. My senior year we could check out Compaq Portables (really luggables) which allowed us to run C compilers and compile cross assemblers onto a machine for ease of use.

When I graduated, I needed a computer and went to a PC store. They contrasted the IBM PC/XT 8088 with the newly released Compaq DeskPro 1. With an 8086 processor running at 7.16 MHz, it was faster. It came with monochrome graphics (green or yellow) with both CGA and text mode video. I bought the dual 5.25" floppy version to start, to have enough money for an IBM ProPrinter for output.

The machine was great and I spent many hours on programming, databases, word processing and more. It was upgraded eventually to a 30MB RLL hard disk and an added 720k 3.5" floppy."

It got through the '286 era and was supplanted by a '386 machine. I still have the DeskPro and I intend to resurrect it in the not too distant future.

Have first computer memories? Post’em up in the comments, or post yours on socialz’ and tag them #firstcomputer #retrocomputing – See you back here tomorrow!

[gardenfractals]

I built a computer this weekend 🌱

[mikejolley]

I did a write up for my retro PC! What’s inside and everything learned!

[techsoftwareblogs]

Gaming PC With 90's Vibe🔥

Old case? No problem! We just need to know which components are needed to build a gaming PC with a 90s feeling...

[pinkneko1]

my heart is on ghibli 🤍 always ✨ morning snacks plus ghibli movies are the finest to combine 🤌 *＊✿❀　❀✿＊* what's your favorite ghibli movie? #ghibli #ghiblistudio #ghiblifan #desksetup #deskspace #deskorganization #kikisdeliveryservicefanart #totoro #pcbuild #pinkaesthetic #aesthetic #gamingpc #gamingsetup #kawaiistyle #kawaii #kawaiistuff #anime #animelover #keyboard #japan #japantravel #japanstyle #deskdecor #cute #gamingroom #softaesthetic #softcore #cozy #cozyvibes #cozyroom https://www.instagram.com/p/CpgNzCdBsob/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[skytechgaming]

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