Titan Fenrir Siberia TTC-NC55TZ(RB) Heatsink Review Top down cooling has its advantages, though tower cooling is usually the preferred method given its compact footprint. In this review Frostytech will be testing out a heatsink from Titan that aims to satisfy both tower and top-top heatsink designs, in one.	Date: Apr 17, 2012 Model No.: TTC-NC55TZ(RB) Rating:
Titan Hati TTC-NC15TZ Heatsink Review In this review Frostytech is testing Titan's new Hati TTC-NC15TZ exposed heatpipe base CPU cooler. The TTC-NC15TZ is capable of very good performance results with the supplied 120mm PWM fan operating at full speed, however that trend quickly changes direction once fan speed is brought down for quieter operation...	Date: Dec 12, 2010 Model No.: Hati TTC-NC15TZ Rating:
Titan Fenrir TTC-NK85TZ Heatsink Review Titan's TTC-NK85TZ Fenrir heatsink stands 156mm tall, is 124mm wide and accommodates one 120mm fan that spins at 800~2200 RPM. Weighing it at roughly 550grams, the TTC-NK85TZ Fenrir is compatible with both Intel socket 775, 1366 and the entire family of AMD socket 939 to AM2+ processors.	Date: Mar 23, 2009 Model No.: TTC-NK85TZ Rating: 331565
Titan Cool Idol TTC-NK75TZ Heatsink Review Cool Idol heatsink is made from three separate aluminum fin sections joined to a copper base by six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes.	Date: Nov 10, 2008 Model No.: Cool Idol TTC-NK75TZ Rating:
Titan TTC-K8ATB/825/SC Athlon64 Heatsink Review The Titan TTC-K8ATB/825/SC comes with a fan speed controller used to wrangle in the 63 dBA, 3800RPM fan.	Date: Nov 13, 2005 Model No.: TTC-K8ATB/825/SC Rating:
Titan TTC-D9TB-Cu35R1 Copper Core Heatsink Review The TTC-D9TBCu35-R1 breaks from this mold slightly, and offers consumers a low-noise cooling solution for mainstream PCs.	Date: Dec 27, 2003 Model No.: TTC-D9TB-Cu35R1 Rating:
Titan TTC-CU9TB/SC Copper Heatsink Review When it comes to application, the Pentium4 version would seem to be better suited to that processor than the AthlonXP, as you'll see in the results below.	Date: Dec 23, 2003 Model No.: TTC-CU9TB/SC Rating:
Titan TTC-CW9TB/SC Copper Pentium 4 Heatsink Review Not only do users have to reach around back of the PC to fine tune the speed of the CW9TB/SC's fan, but they also loose access to one whole PCI expansion slot...	Date: Dec 15, 2003 Model No.: TTC-CW9TB/SC Rating:
Titan MT1AB5 Heatsink Review As anyone can plainly see, the Titan MT1AB5 is blessed with a lot of fins, but the effective use of airflow paths is what will really make the grade.	Date: Oct 19, 2002 Model No.: MT1AB5 Rating:
Titan TTC-CU5TB Copper Heatsink Review This is also the second heatsink we have seen this summer to use a fully aluminum fan.	Date: Jul 15, 2002 Model No.: TTC-CU5TB Rating:
Titan TTC-MT3AB Heatsink Review The Titan MT3AB certainly gains points for trying something new with this heatsink, but that is about its only strong aspect.	Date: Feb 10, 2002 Model No.: TTC-MT3AB Rating:
Titan TTC-D6TBA Heatsink Review First impressions of heatsinks have a tendency to be swayed by how shiny or strange looking the heatsink is.	Date: Feb 08, 2002 Model No.: TTC-D6TBA Rating:
Titan TTC-D5TB2/A Heatsink Review There has long been a vacuum in the area of low-noise heatsinks that don't frankly suck.	Date: Oct 26, 2001 Model No.: TTC-D5TB2/A Rating:
Titan TTC-D4T Heatsink Review With the range of copper, fan, pin-based and everything short of cold fusion cooled heatsinks these days it's always a surprise to see a good simple design like the TTC-D4T.	Date: May 31, 2001 Model No.: TTC-D4T Rating:
Titan TTC-MS2AB Heatsink Review Titan heatsinks seemed to first make themselves known to the cooling world near the end of 2000.	Date: May 30, 2001 Model No.: TTC-MS2AB Rating:

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