Complete with a futuristic name, the Matrix V2000 offers a tool-less case design and a mesh front. Is this latest offering from Thermaltake worth your cash?
There are so many choices for nowadays that it is quite hard to pick the perfect case. Overclockers want something that provides great airflow and easy access in and out of the case.
When Ultra Products released thee X-Connect modular power supply, every enthusiast went nuts for the power supply's great looks and excellent cable management.
Thermaltake's success blossomed after the release of their Orb line. The first Golden Orb was designed for Socket 370 and the design revolutionized the entire computer cooling industry.
I'm sure every enthusiast has at least one accessory in their case, whether it be a set of cold cathode lights or a fan controller. Companies strive to design new and exciting accessories that will stir interest in enthusiasts.
Thermaltake Asks, Are you Ready? ~ Launches a reborn design of ultra-silent cooling performance~ Thermaltake Technologies, the leading manufacturer for cooling solutions, created the worlds first turbine cooling component, the Golden Orb…
As video cards advance in their evolutionary path, many enthusiasts seek the most performance possible for their money. As a result, cooling also becomes a problem.
With products such as the Thermaltake Big Typhoon and Thermaltake BigWater, both considerable improvements over their past cooling products, Thermaltake has also become a major player in the enthusiast cooling market.
Thermaltake is a well known company that manufactures cooling products. Their cooling products include water cooling kits, performance fans, and CPU heatsinks.
Thermaltake has taken many people by surprise with their new line of heatsinks. Recently at InsaneTek, we reviewed the Thermaltake Big Typhoon. It was a huge heatsink, but it performed well and was quiet.
When it comes to cooling products, everyone's probably heard of Thermaltake. Since 1999, Thermaltake has been manufacturing cases and cooling products.
As faster video cards have appeared on the market, many enthusiasts have found that the cooling systems on most newer cards are very loud and have rather ineffective cooling.
