ocia.net - 11/7/2008
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Thermaltake is a company that needs no introduction. Since their inception in 1999, Thermaltake has become a household name in PC cooling, cases, power supplies and other computer accessories. Earlier this year I had a chance to review their MaxOrb cooler, a copper base and six heatpipe aluminum ...
ocia.net - 11/7/2008
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ocia.net —
I've used more than a few Thermaltake CPU
coolers over the years; no surprise considering they've been...
in business since 1999. In fact my very first experience with their products was the Volcano 7, which I purchased specifically for overclocking ...
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Thermaltake MaxOrb CPU Cooler Reviews
legionhardware.com - 11/11/2008
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legionhardware.com —
Today we bring you Thermaltake's latest cooling creation
known as the SpinQ and what a mater piece...
it is. Thermaltake takes pride in developing the industry's most interesting products and they are very pleased with this latest achievement. However, ...
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Thermaltake SpinQ
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Thermaltake MaxOrb EX CPU Cooler Review
HardwareHeaven.com —
... their inception in 1999, Thermaltake has become a household name in PC cooling, cases, power supplies and other computer accessories. Earlier this year I had a chance to review their MaxOrb cooler, a copper base and six heatpipe aluminum radial fin heatsink that performed very favorably in our tests. It seems Thermaltake has decided to expand on the success of the MaxOrb with their latest iteration in the Orb cooler series, the MaxOrb EX.
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"The six heatpipes travel up out of the base and around the circumference of the fins, with the outermost pipe routed through the copper section and the inside two pipes traversing the inner aluminum fins. As the heatpipes begin and end in the base it could be said there are really only three pipes, but each capable of bidirectional heat dispersal. The control knob is conveniently mounted in a space between the fins on the opposite end of the cooler."
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Thermaltake MaxOrb EX CPU Cooler
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... The six heatpipes travel up out of the base and around the circumference of the fins, with the outermost pipe routed through the copper section and the inside two pipes traversing the inner aluminum fins. As the heatpipes begin and end in the base it could be said there are really only three pipes, but each capable of bidirectional heat dispersal. The control knob is conveniently mounted in a space between the fins on the opposite end of the cooler. Link: OCIA Thermaltake MaxOrb EX CPU Cooler
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... that needs no introduction. Since their inception in 1999, Thermaltake has become a household name in PC cooling, cases, power supplies and other computer accessories. Earlier this year I had a chance to review their MaxOrb cooler, a copper base and six heatpipe aluminum radial fin heatsink that performed very favorably in our tests. It seems Thermaltake has decided to expand on the success of the MaxOrb with their latest iteration in the Orb cooler series, the MaxOrb EX.
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