Thermalright is a name that consistently appears on best heatsink lists all over the web. They’re not cheap, and they make some of the best heatsinks around — including several that have spent time on ... more

We’ve reviewed a number of products from ThermalRight before in the distant past. I’ve always liked their cooling products, and they are arguably one of the most respected mainstream cooler manufacturers ... more

As testing on the Thermalright Ultra 120 was nearing completion, Thermalright contacted us and asked if we would like to take a look at a new Thermalright cooler that was "even better than the Ultra 120". ... more

Readers who tenaciously seek silence in their PC will probably recognize the Thermalright Ultra 120. It is not exactly the same heatsink, but it is similar in appearance to the HR-01 fanless cooler introduced ... more

The good guys at Thermalright were nice enough to send their latest heatpipe heatsink, the Ultra 120 for all Intel P4 LGA775 processors, P4 Socket478 processors and AMD Athlon64 / FX / X2 / Opteron (all ... more

This week seems to be CPU cooler week for me and the theme is heatpipes, lots of them. If your CPU cooler doesn’t have heatpipes, it isn’t good enough it seems. When 939 dual core CPUs started to show ... more

Back in June we took a look at the Thermalright HR-01 and were very impressed. Today we are taking a look at another cooler from Thermalright with the same type of design. The Ultra-120 features a tower ... more

It happens almost daily, someone posts a question in the PC Apex forums asking, "What CPU cooler should I buy?". And time and again since 2001 one of the most common answers to that question has been ... more

There are so many names out there when it comes to heat sinks and coolers. But, none is more trusted than Thermalright. TR, as some have labelled Thermalright, have not put out just one or two great coolers ... more

This huge heatsink from Thermalright with 120mm fan support fits both AMD K8, AM2 and Intel S775 system, in this review we compare it against the best out to see if Thermalright can reclaim the CPU air ... more