Thermaltake's high-performance CPU cooler "TOUGHAIR" series, which was unveiled for the first time at the online presentation "2021 Thermaltake Expo" held a while ago, they now officially announced a ...

Thermaltake introduces two new NiC series CPU coolers, also called as "non-interference coolers". These CPU coolers ensures that you can install memory kits is heatspreaders of any size. There are 2 ...

In recent years, small-form-factor builds have become more popular, especially for users who want to create an efficient HTPC. The ability to house components in a tiny shell which doesn’t take up ...

The Thermaltake Frio ships with a pair of 120mm fans, complete with individual fan-speed controllers. It supports all current CPU sockets, from LGA775 and LGA1366 to Socket AM3, and it certainly feels ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. In the charts, the NiC L32 results do not tell the ...

Thermaltake has recently launched its latest offering, the TOUGHAIR 710 (model number: CL-P110-CA14GM-A). The dual-tower side flow CPU cooler is equipped with two 140mm fans, TOUGHFAN 14, and ...

Picking the right CPU cooler can be a daunting take for some, as finding one that’s the right shape and size for your motherboard to prevent component conflicts or one that will fit in your chassis ...

You've probably never sat and wondered what your PC's cooling fans look like on the inside, and specifically underneath that spinning central section where the blades protrude from. However, if you're ...

Thermaltake's given us a sneak peek of a forthcoming CPU cooler going by the name of Frio. The cooler, pictured below (and yes, there's a test system somewhere underneath it), measures 130mm x 92mm x ...

The results are ordered according to the red temperature delta values, rather than just the lowest value recorded in blue. Both the Thermaltake MaxOrb and V1 on a high fan setting outperformed ...

It’s approaching surface-of-the-sun temperatures here in Seattle, and no one in this city owns a decent fan, because… why? Luckily, my job involves me sitting very still in front of a computer while ...