OCIA -- The cooler we have for review today, the Thermaltake Frio, has been designed to handle up to 220w of thermal design power and is fully compatible with six core processors. With five large 8mm heatpipes set into a wide copper base, and supporting all of the major socket types, both Intel 775/1156/1366 and AMD AM2/+/3, the Frio is ready for maximum performance. A tower style cooler with dual 120mm fans setup in a push/pull configuration, mounted to 48 0.5mm thick aluminum fins and a bolt-through socket mounting show that the Frio means business. At over 1,000 grams, this is certainly no light-weight contender.

 

Think Computers -- Well being around computers for a long time, I have seen many different types of heatsink/fan combinations (HSF). We have seen all sorts of HSFs and other CPU cooling devices. Today we will be looking at a hsf that looks totally different than any other hsfs we have looked at. It does resemble its namesake. So I am proud to present the Thermaltake beetle!

techPowerUp -- The Thermaltake Big Typhoon is known for being one of the top-performing air coolers out there. Now Thermaltake has released a smaller, lighter cooler called the Mini Typhoon which is is supposed to offer the best features of the Big Typhoon at a fraction of the cost. Can six heatpipes and a 92mm fan keep your CPU cool?

Think Computers -- We have seen quite a few notebook coolers here at ThinkComputers and only a few have really impressed us. Thermaltake has sent us their new Massive23 ST notebook cooler which features a large 23cm blue LED fan in the center and a mesh design. Let’s see if this notebook cooler will impress us or will be like many of the notebook coolers we have looked at in the past…

techPowerUp -- Thermaltake introduces its new Big Water 745 kit with single and dual radiators. Adding an improved water block and a move to 3/8" tubing Thermaltake takes the Big Water to a new level. Also included is a beefed up pump with larger reservoir. We'll check the new parts inside and out while testing it against its predecessor.

PC Modding Malaysia -- Well well, the Ruby Orb is certainly not too heavy, not too light, looks great, and performs decently. Although having a aluminum core, the performance is still good enough to decently tame down a super hot Prescott, bringing it down lesser than 60 Celsius. I have yet to receive a pricing detail about this cooler, but I am very sure Thermaltake will make it priced decently for the market.

techPowerUp -- Some people would love to get into a water cooled setup, but aren't quite sure where to start, or don't really want to get into anything too complex. Thermaltake has a solution for this - The Silent Water II. Coming pre-built and ready to go, it's just a matter of mounting this cooler to reap the benefits of watercooling without the hassle of setting up pipes, leak testing, and the other aspects of building a water cooled system.

Phoronix -- We're sure most of you have heard of the beast called the Asus Star Ice. The massive cooler was constructed out of copper and weighed a whopping 865 grams. Today from Thermaltake we have a very similar looking cooler called the Thermaltake Beetle.