Thermalright Silver Arrow Heatsink Review The Thermalright Silver Arrow is a dual tower, dual 140mm fan heatsink for performance and lower noise Intel / AMD processor cooling. It's constructed around four 8mm diameter sintered metal wick copper heatpipes and thin, multi-winglet nickel plated aluminum fins.	Date: Dec 27, 2010 Model No.: Silver Arrow Rating:
Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme Heatsink Review Like the Ultra-120 that came before it, the Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme applies fairly simple concepts to yield a well performing tower heatsink that doesn't have to generate much noise to get the job done.	Date: Feb 04, 2008 Model No.: Ultra 120 Extreme Rating:
Thermalright SI-128SE Heatsink Review The SI-128SE cooler itself is big, a 120x120mm fin array hovering like SkyCity over a compact base connected via four 8mm diameter heatpipes.	Date: Dec 11, 2007 Model No.: SI-128SE Rating:
Thermalright MST-9775 LE Intel Heatsink Review The Thermalright MST-9775 LE is a two-heatpipe heatsink, and it doesn't have all that much in the way of surface area for cooling. The compact heatsink measures a modest 90mm tall, about 110mm square. It weighs 430grams.	Date: Dec 10, 2007 Model No.: MST-9775 LE Rating:
Thermalright Ultra-120 Low Noise Heatsink Review UPDATED! The Ultra-120 is a large heatsink, but one which can be operated very quietly while disbursing the high heat loads from modern-day dual core processors.	Date: Jul 02, 2007 Model No.: Ultra-120 Rating: 434967
Thermalright Ultra-90 Low Noise Heatsink Review Resembling a block of downtown apartments, the Ultra-90 stands 147mm high in shimmering nickel-plated glory.	Date: Jun 21, 2007 Model No.: Ultra-90 Rating:
Thermalright SLK-948U Heatsink Review The Thermalright SLK-948U is an oldie but a goodie. This 635 gram chunk of copper is still a relevant heatsink however, resembling something akin to a metallic Toblerone with copper fins.	Date: Jan 30, 2007 Model No.: SLK-948U Rating:
Thermalright SK6+ Copper Heatsink Review Thermalright heatsinks just look like they mean business. And matched with the right fan they often do...	Date: Dec 28, 2003 Rating:
Thermalright SLK-900A Copper Heatsink Review The SLK-900A ships without a fan, but that flexibility allows you to determine just how loud and annoying the heatsink will be.	Date: Dec 27, 2003 Model No.: SLK-900A Rating:
Thermalright SK-7 Copper Heatsink Review Just 6 months ago we would have been testing the Thermalright SK-7 heatsink with a 38mm thick 'Delta Screamer'...	Date: Dec 27, 2003 Rating:
Thermalright SLK-900U Copper Heatsink Review Given these two different sizes of fans, rotational speeds, and CFM output it will be interesting to see just how the Thermalright SLK900U reacts thermally!	Date: May 28, 2003 Model No.: SLK900U Rating:
Thermalright SLK800 Copper Heatsink Review Okay, an all silver heatsink would be better, but since such a thing doesn't exist in the mainstream cooling world, we'll just have to settle for the Thermalright SLK-800 and plug our ears.	Date: Nov 26, 2002 Model No.: SLK800 Rating:
Thermalright AX-7 Heatsink Review Thermalright have another heatsink which is almost identical to the AX-7.	Date: Nov 17, 2002 Rating:
Thermalright AX-478 Heatsink Review In this configuration it is the absolute loudest, most annoying, and hazardous-to-fingers heatsink we have ever tested.	Date: Oct 23, 2002 Model No.: AX-478 Rating:
Thermalright CB-6L Heatsink Review Thermalright broke all the cooling barriers with the introduction of their full-copper SK-6 heatsink and many people expected the CB-6L to follow in the same footsteps.	Date: Oct 02, 2001 Rating:
Thermalright SK-6 Copper Heatsink Review Each fin is interconnected with one another by means of small copper tabs. Thus the sum of these many small parts is very sturdy. Be sure to "Listen to this Heatsink!"	Date: Jun 15, 2001 Rating:

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