October 17, 2014 - by Sergio Martorana
Thermaltake is a Taiwanese company founded in Taipei in January 1999, specializing in the production of products dedicated to the so-called "computer DIY" (do it yourself), with particular attention to gamers, overclockers, and enthusiast. Among them, the fans with some experience and knowledge, know how this brand represents one of the historical realities of the industry, was born in a time when a cabinet or cooler design for their needs, there were s
September 26, 2014 - by Eric Garay
If you’ve been following the CPU world’s climb over the 4 GHz mountain, then you’re probably well aware of the challenges of cooling off that achievement. Thermaltake heard the screams of those cooling fans and has risen to the challenge, unveiling several new products at COMPUTEX 2014, to take on that challenge. Today, we get a chance to test their latest all in one solution called the Water 3.0 Ultimate, which is based on a 360mm radiator design,
October 1, 2014 - by Author: Steve Lynch Editor: Kyle Bennett
Thermaltake has some very lofty goals set for its new mid-tower case. Its primary goal is to deliver outstanding cooling performance which is always high on our priority list as well. Form and function both seem to be well served in this new Core V51 model as its performance profile is not hard on the eyes.
Today we are reviewing the Thermaltake Core V51 mid-tower case.
Thermaltake is a company that needs no introductions.
Play3r.net next looks at our POSEIDON Z mechanical blue switch keyboard after reviewing our VENTUS mouse. We're happy to see they also loved the POSEIDON Z with Tt eSPORTS certified mechanical blue switches, pretty much as much as they loved the VENTUS~ since the POSEIDON Z also ended up with the same rating! 4.7/5 and the same three awards (Editor's Choice, Gold Award, and Value award)
Here's an excerpt from their review, talking about the value aspect & the world's first 5 year warrant
NikkTech recently reviewed our newly released VERTO headset, and gave it their highly recommended award.
The VERTO headset offers strong styling paired with comfort. The dual-headband design is auto adjusting to get the right sizing for anyone who wears it, and protein leather ear pads maintain comfort even over long hours of use. The bold geometric design is strong enough for gaming yet sophisticated enough for in-office use. The sound is amazing, but you can take the reviewer's words for that
15 September, 2014 - by George Cella
There are always constraints in product development and what is actually possible. While many times, an idea may be profound, it may not be physically possible in the real world. First and foremost, the actual materials to make the idea work need to exist. The idea of a floating transportation board that is non-powered since it is made of a gravity defying element that can bear weight and will not float away may sound great. This idea falls apart when you
September 9, 2014 - by Zac O'Vadka
I've said it before and I will say it again, digital power supplies are where the industry is headed. Those that have chosen to adopt and create the technology first are way ahead of the curve right now and in a few years, this is what others will be playing catch up on. Right now, the only two companies that have digitally controlled and monitored consumer units on the market are Corsair and Thermaltake. Both are working feverishly to stay ahead of the cur
Play3r.net was one of the first to take a look at our VENTUS ambidextrous laser gaming mouse. And boy did they love it. Overall, they gave it a 4.7 out of 5 & and not one, but THREE awards! (including their Editor's Choice, Gold Award, and Value award)
Their review was very comprehensive with both a written and video portion. Covering everything from unboxing, in-use tests, to the software too.
Head on over to http://www.play3r.net/reviews/peripherals/tt-esports-ventus-ambidextrous
September 4th, 2014- by Chad Sebring
When the Core Series is spoken of, we immediately think back to the Thermaltake Core V71, where Thermaltake offered a chassis like no other they had before. Of course, it did take some interior components that we had seen in other designs, but the versatility of the interior design, along with the slick rounded exterior, the full mesh front panel, and huge side window, all lent to its high ratings. Not only did we at TweakTown give the Core V71 an outstan
Joanne Tech Lover reviewed our SYBARIS hybrid wired/wireless headset, highlighting its strong points in audio quality, integrated + external mic design (a point often overlooked), and overall comfort. Check our her video review embedded below or via this link:
NikKTech reviewed our CRONOS headset, and ultimately gave it their gold award.
They gave it good marks for some of its features and characteristics listed below:
Click on over to read the full review at: http://www.nikktech.com/main/articles/peripherals/headsets/3972-tt-esports-cronos-gaming-headset-review
NikKTech goes through the package contents, close up pics, and comments on how the headphone is overall in use.
August 31st, 2014 - by Matthew Wilson
While all in one liquid cooling units continue to dominate the high end CPU cooling space, there is still plenty of room left in the market for a good old fashioned air cooler. Today we will be taking a look at the Frio 14 from Thermaltake. This CPU cooler promises minimal noise output at an affordable price but, does it deliver? Let’s find out…
Overall, we are very impressed with the Thermaltake Frio14 silent CPU cooler. It was clearly designed
August 26, 2014 - by Jan Ramon Fischer
Thermaltake new Frio Silent Series - Frio Silent 14, another CPU cooler with non-interference cooling design for the use of high performance RAM and motherboards, 140mm fan silently enhance air flow to aid in performance. Fully compatible with RAM of all kinds, ideally for power users to fill their RAM slots with high-end overclocked RAM.
We got a very positive review from Hartware. The cooler scores above average compared to ~30 regular CPU cooler
ProClockers recently reviewed our newly released VERTO headset, and gave it their highly recommended award.
The VERTO headset offers strong styling paired with comfort. The head band design is auto adjusting to get the right sizing for anyone who wears it, and protein leather ear pads maintain comfort even over long hours of use. The bold geometric design is strong enough for gaming yet sophisticated enough for in-office use.
Some of the pro's and con's they listed are as follows:
T
August 15, 2014 - by Kyle Bennett
Today we are reviewing the Thermaltake Core V1 mini-ITX computer case.
Thermaltake is a company that needs no introductions. To be honest, the reason most of us know the name is because you've probably, at some point in the past decade, had one (or more) of its products installed your system. In the early days, the Thermaltake brand was synonymous with performance cooling but, over the last few years, it is hard to find a segment of the industry the c
TteSPORTS Gaming Wrist Rest – Dish out the pain, without feeling any of it.
Taipei, Taiwan – Aug 14th, 2014 – TteSPORTS, the leading expert in professional eSports gaming peripherals is releasing the Gaming Wrist Rest accessory in two styles. Most wrists rests in the market are hard, and only fit specifically to the keyboard it came with. Tt eSPORTS decided to be different, and to make a wrist rest that would offer true comfort for your wrists. Coming in two varieties, a Tt eSPORTS Gam
eTeknix.com reviewed our SYBARIS hybrid wired and wireless gaming headset.
They ultimately gave it the editor's choice award.
Here are some of the pro/cons they mentioned.
Pros
Durable build quality
Stylish design
Multi-format support
Bluetooth / NFC connectivity
Modular cables
Detachable boom microphone
Competitive price
Cons
Headband padding is a little unforgiving after extended use
Click on over on the following link or the picture below
August 10, 2014 - by NiKKTECH
With the introduction of the first 120mm AIO (All In One) Liquid CPU Coolers a few years back regular users/consumers could now enter the water cooling world without the extra cost and work required when purchasing a custom kit. Of course it may have all started with the two most well-known AIO manufacturers in the world (namely Asetek and CoolIT) which in turn rebranded their solutions for a number of companies like Antec, Thermaltake and Corsair but now even m
August 5, 2014 - by Al Shuryan
I have to say this last year has been a fantastic year for full tower cases and the design engineers are gifting the water cooling enthusiast, pro builder, expert builder and overclockers with some products to get very excited about. The Thermaltake Urban T81 is a full-tower water cooling engineered marvel that’s an affordable competitive alternative to the $300+ cases of 2012/13. These newly designed water cooling cases are something special. The room, use o
August 1, 2014 - by GDM Editorial Matsueda KiyoshiAkira
Thermaltake new Mini-ITX chassis reviewed by hermitage akihabara in Japan, some part of the content is Google translated as follow:
"Core V1" (Model: CA-1B8-00S1WN-00) cube-type Mini-ITX case that made its debut in the domestic market in about two months or so from the announcement, stated the (tax) 4,980 yen market expected selling price than the "COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2014" initially announced.
Well, whatsoever, the impact is too s
Taipei, Taiwan – August 4th, 2014 – Tt eSPORTS, the leading expert in professional eSports gaming peripherals is releasing the Tt eSPORTS Battle Dragon Edition 8800 mAh Power Bank. The Power Bank packs the Tt eSPORTS aesthetic with black and red as well as a 8800 mAh capacity. High efficiency design provides an exceptional 90% power conversion percentage, making sure you get the most out of the power bank and the quickest charge possible.
The Battle Dragon Edition 8800
July 31, 2014 - by Chad Sebring
Thermaltake breaks barriers with its latest cooler. Have a look at our first ever 360mm triple radiator AIO in Thermaltake's Water 3.0 Ultimate.
Thermaltake proves that sometimes it is much better to be first once again. In short, the Water 3.0 Ultimate is the end all be all if you are looking for the most efficiency of any AIO we have tested. Of course, most others tested were 240mm systems, but also remember, even on the custom loops that got beat,
Jul 24, 2014 - by Bob Buskirk
For the past few years Thermaltake’s cases have sort of been mainstream, appealing to pretty much anyone who wants a case. While this may or may not be the best thing other case companies have been really becoming popular with enthusiast builders out there. At CES this past January Thermaltake told us that they were going to be returning to their roots with some of their new cases, making these cases specifically for builders, modders and enthusiasts. Today we
