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We often tend to skip purchasing and investing in the best CPU cooler and rather spend more on the high-end internals, which is actually a wrong practice. If you’re blowing all that cash on the PC components and getting a cheap cooler, you might as well burn all that money. After all, the best graphics card, processors and even the motherboard you’ve just spent a lot of money on need a reliable cooler to not only work optimally but also stay in excellent condition. This is why we suggest you spend a tad on the best CPU cooler, which is an integral part of a PC. They’ll keep your internals cool and keep them from failing or worse, catching fire. To avoid any confusion, we have enlisted here some of the best options for you to consider: Device Fan Size Approx MRP Noctua NH-D15 Chromax Fan CPU Air Cooler 140mm Rs 18,500 Corsair Hydro H60 Liquid CPU Cooler 120mm Rs 5,800 Corsair H100i RGB Platinum Liquid CPU Cooler 120mm (each) Rs 15,900 … [Read more...] about CPU Coolers That Will Have Your Processor Running Cool

Someone is getting fired. [UPDATE] The video has been taken down. It was only about a month ago when the new Lexus NX was caught testing for the first time , and to our surprise, the camouflage is all gone now. Someone accidentally (or not) published what looks like an official video of the luxury crossover on YouTube , revealing the revamped NX in full. The clip is no longer available on the video hosting platform, but a Redditor acted quickly and uploaded it on Streamable where it’s still available at the moment of writing. Judging by the German license plate, the leak might originate from Europe, and it shows the NX 200, presumably the entry-level variant. Oddly enough, the end of the video says “NX 350h” before referring to an upcoming 450h+ variant with a plug-in hybrid powertrain. All that really matters is the styling has now leaked in full. Gallery: 2022 Lexus NX screenshots from official video 7 Photos … [Read more...] about 2022 Lexus NX Leaked In Official Video, See It Inside And Out

Soaring fuel prices give birth to a jugaad system in Bihar's border towns abutting Nepal with residents smuggling in India-supplied cheaper petrol and diesel from the mountain kingdom. IMAGE: Bottles filled with petrol are kept for sale at a roadside. Kindly note the image has only been posted for representational reasons. Photograph: Adnan Abidi/Reuters With fuel prices going through the roof across the country, people living in the border towns abutting Nepal have taken to purchasing petrol and diesel from across the border and bringing it over to make a killing. The locals in areas close to the Nepal border call it their ' jugaad ' (slang for innovation) to get cheaper fuel. They simply cross the border on their motorcycles and drive back with the booty. Over the last few days hundreds of two-wheelers and four-wheelers with Bihar registration plates have been making a beeline at fuel stations near the border areas of Nepal. Some never-say-die ones even … [Read more...] about Bihari ‘

The enormous orange and white parachute deployed by NASA's Perseverance rover to land on Mars contained a secret message, thanks to a puzzle lover on the spacecraft team. Systems engineer Ian Clark used a binary code to spell out "dare mighty things'' — a line from former US President Theodore Roosevelt — in the orange and white strips of the 70-foot (21-meter) parachute. He also included the GPS coordinates for the mission's headquarters at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. This combination of images from video made available by NASA shows steps in the descent of the Mars Perseverance rover as it approaches the surface of the planet Mars rover message encoding was 'super fun' Clark, a crossword hobbyist, came up with the idea two years ago. Engineers wanted an unusual pattern in the nylon fabric to know how the parachute was oriented during descent. Turning it into a secret message was "super fun," he said Tuesday. Only about six people knew … [Read more...] about Mars Perseverance’s parachute carried secret NASA message

Home Health Wellness Wellness oi-Amritha K By Amritha K on October 5, 2020 A country rich in its traditions and customs, the Indian society is firmly rooted in the traditional customs even amidst the strong grasps of the urban life, bursting with new customs, rules and way of living. Indian culture and traditions are viewed as something very diverse and unique, reflected on the global adoption of the customs such as cuisine and food, yoga, martial arts etc. Seemingly ordinary, these Indian traditions have been proven to have several health benefits. Yes, while you drink out of that copper tumbler, you are not just following something your family has been doing for years but also benefit your health in the line. Let us explore the Indian traditions and customs that can help boost your overall health. 1. Practising Yoga An Indian tradition or practice that has been widely accepted and followed around … [Read more...] about Copper Vessels, Silver Cutlery, Ear Piercing And Fasting: The Benefits Of Indian Traditions

The Blue Monday Concert Series will return this weekend with a benefit concert for a Lafayette cancer patient, event organizers said in a Wednesday announcement. Sunday's open-air concert and lunch service will raise money for Patricia "Tisha" Childress, wife of KBON radio personality, Hoss Childress. The concert lineup features some of the region's top musical talent, including Marc Broussard, Anthony Dopsie, Cedric Watson, Ray Boudreaux, Roddie Romero and special guests Sarah Russo, Sharon Thomas, and brothers Lane Mack and Billy Mack. The show will also include Jill Butler, Kent August, Steve Adams, Ron Eades, Bill LeBlanc, Gino Vallecillo and Chris French of the Blue Monday AllStar house band. The event happens from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday in the courtyard of The Grouse Room, 417 Jefferson St., in downtown Lafayette. Tickets are $25 per person. Barbecue chicken dinners will also be available for $10 per plate. The Blue Monday Concert Series started as a monthly fundraiser to … [Read more...] about Blue Monday Concert Series returns with top musical talent, benefit for cancer patient

The Gigabyte camp has added a new rendition of the GeForce RTX 3060 to its arsenal. Barring any subsequent models, the Aorus GeForce RTX 3060 Elite 12G (GV-N3060AORUS E-12GD) appears to carry the flagship tag of Gigabyte's custom GeForce RTX 3060 models, and is also looking to be the fastest GeForce RTX 3060...for now. The Aorus GeForce RTX 3060 Elite 12G features a 1,867 MHz boost clock, 5.1% higher than Nvidia's reference specification. It comes with two vBIOS profiles: one for silent and another for performance. Previous to the Elite model, the GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12G and GeForce RTX 3060 Vision OC 12G were the fastest SKUs in Gigabyte's lineup with a 1,837 MHz boost clock. Although the Elite version only has a 30 MHz higher boost clock, the graphics card comes with a steeper power requirement, apparently. As opposed to Gigabyte's other GeForce RTX 3060 offerings that leverage a single 8-pin PCIe power connector, the Aorus GeForce RTX 3060 Elite 12G needs the same … [Read more...] about Gigabyte’s GeForce RTX 3060 Just Became The Fastest So Far

Two busy busy brothers. Photo: Andrew Lipovsky/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty Images Keith and Kenny Lucas , a.k.a. the Lucas Brothers , are headed to the big screen with an assist from Judd Apatow . The twin brothers, writers, and comedians are set to write and star in a dramedy at Universal produced by Apatow described in a press release as “a semi-autobiographical comedy about their lives as identical twins in Newark, New Jersey.” (They wrote a bit about that in an essay for Vulture in June 2020 , which is very much worth the read if you missed it.) The Grinder co-creators Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel are also attached to co-write the film with the Lucas Brothers. The Apatow movie is far from the only project the twins — who recently earned a Best Original Screenplay WGA nomination for Judas and the Black Messiah — currently have on their plate. In August 2020 it was announced that Phil Lord and Chris Miller were producing an … [Read more...] about The Lucas Brothers Are Teaming Up With Judd Apatow for a Movie

Rory McIlroy insisted that Tiger Woods surviving his horrific car crash in California far outweighed the importance of returning to competitive golf in the future. "He's not Superman," was McIlroy's abrupt reminder that golf fans should be grateful that Woods will be able to go home to his family when he leaves hospital to begin a long road to recovery. The 45-year-old underwent emergency surgery after suffering "significant injuries" to his right leg, with multiple fractures and a shattered ankle requiring rods, screws and plates to aide the healing process. Given the severity of his injuries, Woods faces several months out of action while he rehabilitates, but McIlroy played down the importance of the 15-time major winner returning to professional golf and expressed his relief that the accident was not fatal. "He's a human being at the end of the day, and he's already been through so much," said McIlroy as the news of Woods' crash continued to dominate the build-up to … [Read more...] about Tiger Woods car crash: Rory McIlroy expresses relief that Tiger Woods survived horrific accident

July 17, 2013 08:36 A correspondent for the Economist decided to help overhaul what he sees as an insipid domestic beer scene by opening a bar that specializes in serving craft beers in central Seoul's Yongsan district in May. "Korean beer isn't tasty, at least that's how I feel," said 31-year-old Daniel Tudor, speaking in fluent Korean. The Englishman, who has lived in the country for five years, said he plans to quit his job at the Economist to focus his energies on the bar. In an article published on Nov. 22 last year, he wrote that Korean food is among the "most exciting" in the world, but domestic beer is so "boring" that even rival brands from North Korea whet appetites more. In line with the magazine's protocol, the story lacks a byline. "Their cuisine is one of the world's most exciting. South Korean diners would not tolerate bland kimchi (cabbage pickled in garlic and chili) or sannakji (fresh chopped octopus, still wriggling on the plate). So why do they … [Read more...] about Economist Writer Adds Fizz to ‘Boring’ Beer Scene