There’s mounting evidence that gamers prefer a case that’s stealthy and angular with plenty of airflow to cool down their high-power components…or at least that’s what case manufacturers want you to believe. The Thermaltake Armor A90 PC Case sport all of those design ideas yet manages to stay somewhat modest. Hardware Secrets has the review: […]
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You’d expect for companies following the same heatsink design features to come up with top of the line products but there’s some magical voodoo at work when it comes to top-end cooling. The Thermaltake FRIO CPU Cooler managed to sneak into the high end of the heatsink market and will likely stay there, at least […]
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HTPC cases run the gamut from basic and bare looks to over-the-top which can become a bit distracting when it doesn’t exactly mesh with the rest of your home theater gear. The Thermaltake DH-202 HTPC Case would, seemingly, fit in quite nicely with its added 7-inch LCD display up front acting as much as a […]
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Finding a good PC case can be difficult since many of you are balancing the need to quickly cool off your system components with the pricing on most “performance/gaming” options out there. The Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Case manages to put together a compelling set of features at a price most people will find agreeable. […]
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High end CPU coolers tend to go for quite a bit of heat dissipation power so you’re bound to see quite a few heatpipes and plenty of fins to go along with them but the ever increasing trend is towards multi-fan setups to get some real airflow through its fins. Thermaltake’s Frio CPU Cooler possesses […]
The focus on all-out performance tends to be at the front of most PC users minds but once you’ve got your fancy new computer put together you’ll likely be reaching for the earplugs. Thermaltake’s Silent 1156 CPU Cooler goes for the silent approach with its widely spaced fins and lower speed fan. Overclockers Club has […]
Read more Thermaltake Silent 1156 CPU Cooler prefers a quieter environment
There are a few ways to build a tower heatsink but some are less expensive to manufacture than others and you can’t go wrong with a design that has thoroughly withstood the test of time. Then again it’d get pretty boring if we didn’t have some variety. Thermaltake’s SpinQ VT CPU cooler sports a radial […]
Read more Thermaltake SpinQ VT CPU Cooler looks dangerously sharp
It used to be that you could easily find some garish looking PC cases from even the most popular and well respected manufacturers. Hideous things that featured enough multi-colored LEDS on simultaneously to make for a trippy experience. Thankfully they’ve toned down their designs. The Themaltake Element T keeps its design nice and classy looking […]
Computer case manufacturers tend to gum up the front of a design with all manner of USB ports and power buttons and LEDs despite the fact that many computer users keep their PC at floor level making any sort of stretching to plug in that cord a hassle. Thermaltake’s Element V moves most of the […]
Read more Thermaltake Element V PC Case cleans up the facade
MiniITX motherboards are becoming a bit popular due to their diminutive size and their increasing performance levels, it’s difficult to pack in any more processing power in a smaller form factor. Thermaltake’s Element Q allows you to cram in your MiniITX motherboard and a full height expansion card should you require it. Hardware Bistro has […]
Read more Thermaltake Element Q is a compact case for your MiniITX motherboard
Everyone’s fascination with the full-tower monster case seems to be waning in favor of smaller, more robust looking, “gamer” style cases. The black motifs and rugged designs are more agreeable than the designs of old yet still offer plenty of the features we’ve all come to expect from a case. LANOC Reviews has a look […]
