... or is it? Read the review and decide yourself.
"Thermalright needs no introduction in the cooling segment but since they
are a new arrival on Vortez, it is important to look at what made
Thermalright such a significant player when it comes to cooling performance
and why they were/are considered the Kings of this competitive market.
Thermalright can be considered pioneers in developing large tower coolers,
dating back to the 2002, when they entered the business, as CPUs became
progressively more powerful and generating more heat. Thermalright's
solutions were the answers to the growing need of performance coolers. It
wasn't long before they struck a chord in the enthusiast market, delivering
outstanding cooling performance using innovative heat pipes and large heatsink designs.
The Ultima 90, which was soon succeeded by the Thermalright Ultra Extreme
marked the brand's dominance and lead over alternative solutions. Many tried
to imitate them but most failed, hence why we still see the Thermalright
Ultra Extreme being such a popular choice even to this day. Did I mention it
was released three years ago? However, this was no reason for Thermalright
to rest on its laurels, with brands such as Noctua, Tuniq, Prolimatech etc
developing new and more efficient heatsinks. So today we have with us the
next iteration of Thermalright's flagship CPU cooler, the Venomous X. As the
name instigates, we better be prepared for some striking results."
