“Yes, it is a big heatsink and requires that you have some room (OK, a lot) around your CPU socket, but the Big Typhoon’s design keeps it from have any clearance problems with components on the motherboard. Overall, I think Thermaltake did an excellent job with the Big Typhoon!”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Thermaltake Big Typhoon CPU Cooler Review @ 3DXtreme
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- Thermaltakes Beetle CPU Cooler @ CaseModGod.com
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It weighs the better part of 2lbs, and moves 54 CF/M, what is it? Thermaltake’s Big Typhoon, as reviewed at LAN Addict. If you think you can fit in your case without incorporating too many new blowholes, try it out!