Posted on Friday, March 28 2008 @ 14:07 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
ThermalTake has launched a new processor cooler named BigTyp VP. This product features a copper base with six heatpipes and 142 aluminum fins. The heatsink is cooled by a 120mm fan and there's also a 120mm satellite fan that's designed to cool the area that surrounds your CPU.
The new intelligent thermal management of BigTyp VP includes of the extra 120mm satellite fan for RAM or VGA cooling, VR fan with adjustable fan control, and the strong cooling structure with 6 heatpipes, high density of waved aluminum fins, and large copper base. The satellite fan (120x120x25mm) further utilizes system air flow and cools wherever you placed it. The 2-direction-installation option of this additional fan is for extra cooling of RAM or VGA, and this multi-positioning design also allows add-ons of additional 12cm-fan, 9cm-fan, 8cm-fan, 6cm-fan, 5cm-fan, or 4cm-fan. Rotatable fan holder enables fan installation adjustment from 0 to 45 degrees to best fit your system structure.
BigTyp VP inherited the BigTyp’s style in both appearance and performance. The precise equal-length heatpipe technology is highly efficient; users will be able to experience the smooth flow of CPU heat from the core to the fins. The proprietary soldering process enables the BigTyp VP to be one of the best coolers on the market. With the adjustable fan speed from 1300 to 2500rpm, and lowest sound output of 16dBA, the flexible fan operation status can be easily controlled to best fit the users’ preference and needs.
