Latest about Thermalright
The unreleased Thermaltake offering seemingly follows the same classic design of many dual-tower coolers today.
This would do great in a nostalgic 'classic' build.
Thermalright announces the brand's latest the Turbo Right 240 C and Turbo Right 360 C AIO liquid cooling systems.
Thermalright has updated the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme Heatsink with an offset dual tower solution designed for more room around the memory and topmost slot.
Thermalright’s lower-priced True Spirit 140 Direct is big, slim, and fairly cheap. How does it perform?
We've seen several versions of Thermalright's HR-02 Macho since 2011, including the smaller Macho 120 and the huge HR-22. We tested the latest iteration, which sports a new base plate optimized for Intel's LGA 2011-v3 interface.
Thermalright updates its Macho CPU cooler to the Macho Zero, which ships without a fan.
Big changes are afoot at NZXT. The company's new H440 mid-tower chassis doesn’t have any bays for externally-facing 5.25-inch drives. The company assures us that there are plenty of features to take up that space and make your system look even better.
Raijintek's Pallas is a new and inexpensive slim CPU Cooler aimed at the Mini-ITX segment; intended to compete with Thermalright’s top-of-the-line AXP-200.
Formerly a very exclusive component, the PCI Express switch that makes Intel’s LGA 1150-based platforms three- and four-way SLI-capable is now available across a range of high-end motherboards. Today we compare four premium enthusiast-oriented models.