“The Thermaltake BigTyp 14Pro was able to do fairly well in comparison to the other coolers that I tested. It was able to beat out the Domino A.L.C. (Full), the Thermaltake SpinQ, and tie the OCZ Gladiator MAX. It was just a few degrees off from the best performers, such as the Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme, Titan CoolIdol, and the Cooler Master V8.”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Akasa Nero AK-967 CPU cooler review @ Elite Bastards
- CoolIT Systems Domino A.L.C. CPU Cooler @ ExtremeMHz
- Spire TherMax Pro CPU Cooler @ Tweaktown
- Zalman CNPS9900 LED Intel Core i7 Compatible Heatsink Review @ Frostytech
- Evercool Transformer 6 (EC-HPI-12025) @ Overclockers Online
- NZXT Whisper Case @ BCCHardware
- Antec 1200 – Ultimate Gaming Case @ High Tech Reviews
- Arctic Cooling Silentium T3 ECO 80 @ Guru of 3D
- Thermaltake Spedo Advance Case @ Pro-Clockers
- Rosewill Wind Ryder Midtower PC Case Review @ ThinkComputers
- Cooler Master ATCS 840 Full Tower Case Review @ Hardware Canucks
- GMC R-4 ‘BULLDOZER’ Case Review @ Driverheaven
ThermalTake is thinking big
The reason the Thermaltake BigTyp 14Pro has a 14 in it’s name is thanks to the 140mm fan providing the airflow on this enormous heatsink. The sheer size, 140mmx140mmx30mm may prevent it from working in some cases and it’s 800g weight will want a solid mount. Join Overclockers Club in admiring the performance and the lack of noise from ThermalTake’s latest cooler.
