facebook rss twitter

Complete Thermaltake coverage from HEXUS


The news that matters to you, delivered direct to your inbox

HEXUS alerts are an easy way to keep up with the latest developments in your topic of choice.

Email Address:


ALL
NEWS
REVIEWS
PRESS RELEASES
grid view GRID
list view LIST
time view TIME

  • Review: HEXUS PSU (Power Supply Unit) Roundup - Taoyuan 2005

    23 September 2005, 00:00

    The vast majority of the ATX 2.0 supplies tested, and ATX 2.0 is what you should be buying these days, will comfortably power a current high-end system without any issues ...

    x34

  • Computex 2005: Thermaltake put a new spin on cases

    1 June 2005, 00:00

    Thermaltake have always made some of the most innovative and outrageous cases on the market whilst still retaining sensible, usable features. Now they’ve taken the expertise to a new level ...

    x8

  • Computex 2005: Thermaltake get modular with power

    1 June 2005, 00:00

    Anyone with a windowed system knows what an absolute nightmare it is to get those cables out of the way to show off the kit they have inside. After all, ...

    x0

  • Computex 2005: Thermaltake get their Golden Orbs out

    1 June 2005, 00:00

    Thermaltake gave us the original Golden Orb and now they’ve finally gone the way of Electronic Arts and done a sequel, the Golden Orb II.

    x

  • CTS 2005: Thermaltake show off their shiny bits

    15 April 2005, 00:00

    Thermaltake looked like they’d brought their entire product catalogue to CTS 2005 with a mind boggling array of fans, cases, heatsinks, passive cooling and water cooling bits and bobs on ...

    x

  • Review: Super Orb

    27 November 2000, 00:00

    All in all if your overclocking on a budget and need the extra cooling power then the Super ORB is definitely for you + the looks alone would make this ...

    x

  • Water Cooling 3!

    27 October 2000, 00:00

    Water Cooling 3!

    x

  • Review: Chrome Orb

    20 September 2000, 00:00

    Well the results speak for themselves at load at 950mhz the Chrome ORB dropped the CPU temperature by 7c compared to the generic Heatsink & Fan, which works out at ...

    x