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Written by Maxit
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Thermaltake is well known in the overclocker community for its top class cooling solutions and power supplies. They have been at the forefront of innovative air cooling and water cooling solutions for the enthusiast overclockers for sometime. Today, we will review their Ruby Orb CPU cooler. The Ruby Orb is designed to support most of the existing sockets including the LGA775, 939, and the AM2 sockets.
The Ruby Orb utilizes a radial dissipation design that is unique in the cooling industry. The number of cooling fins multiply as they extend from the center of the Ruby Orb to reduce backpressure on the fan and faster heat dissipation. The y-split fin design allows the Ruby Orb to maximize its cooling fins up to 140 fins at the end to provide extended cooling surface and smooth airflow.
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Written by Maxit
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Our quest for the best performing LGA 775 heatsink continues, and it looks like we have a winner. Let's take a look at the Arctic Cooling Freeaer 7 Pro. Can a heatsink costing only £13 be any good for cooling the latest Intel Core2 Duo processors?
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Written by Maxit
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Although summer's been long gone, better cooling for your CPU and lower noise for your ears never hurt. Today, we're taking a look at the Thermaltake Mini Typhoon. |
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Written by K.I.T.T.
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Heat is the overclockers' worst enemy. Stock heatsinks may offer adequate performance at stock speeds, but they tend to be rather noisy and can get very annoying when you're trying to concentrate on the review you're writing  .
Let's take a look at the Gigabyte G-Power Cooler Pro, a cooling solutions that promises gecent performance combined with good looks. |
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Written by Maxit
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With all this hot weather, we thought we might try to cool things down with a look at a little Northbridge cooling courteousy of Thermaltake's latest chipset cooler. The Extreme Spirit II is designed to keep Northbridge temperatures down way below stock motherboard solutions. Now there's no excuse to get rid of that annoying squeaky fan and tacky heatsink on your motherboard and replace it with some real copper bling!
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