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Titan TTC-D9TB/Cu35/R1 HSF Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 07/15/2004 07:25 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
TechIMO takes a look at the Titan TTC-D9TB/Cu35/R1 HSF
Being the driving force behind the Book of Overclocking, we at TechIMO are often questioned about processor cooling devices. While we would like to recommend exotic vapor phase and thermoelectric coolers manufactured by specialty companies like VapoChill and Swiftech, we recognize most computer users have little need for such expensive cooling systems. In stark reality, the vast majority of enthusiasts still rely upon traditional forced-air heatsink coolers for dissipating the immense thermal loads generated by today's microprocessors.
Enter the Titan TTC-D9TB/Cu35/R1 heatsink fan cooler for the AMD Socket A platform. Titan has gained favor among the overclocking community for producing quality cooling solutions for video cards and hard drives, plus the company has been a staunch competitor within the OEM and system integrator markets for many years now. In recent months, Titan has expanded its offerings to include designs capable of targeting entry-level overclockers, and this is exactly the intended demographic for the TTC-D9/TBCu35/R1.
Enter the Titan TTC-D9TB/Cu35/R1 heatsink fan cooler for the AMD Socket A platform. Titan has gained favor among the overclocking community for producing quality cooling solutions for video cards and hard drives, plus the company has been a staunch competitor within the OEM and system integrator markets for many years now. In recent months, Titan has expanded its offerings to include designs capable of targeting entry-level overclockers, and this is exactly the intended demographic for the TTC-D9/TBCu35/R1.
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