“Meet a new CPU cooling solution from Thermalright. We are going to compare its thermal and acoustic characteristics against seven top air coolers from such well-known manufacturers as Scythe, Thermaltake, Zalman and Enzotech. Guess who the winner will be!”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
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Thermalright puts some pressure on Scythe and Thermaltake
Brand new from Thermalright is the Ultra-120 eXtreme for any LGA775 or AM2 processors. It’s a big one, weighing in at 790g, and 160mm tall, 132mm wide and 63mm thick, and can fit 2 120mm fans. X-bit Labs tested it both ways, and their findings place this heatsink as a major contender for the top place in air cooling.
