Testseek.com have collected 25 expert reviews of the ThermalTake MaxOrb CL-P0369 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake MaxOrb CL-P0369.
January 2008
(85%)
25 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Smaller Height then most Heatpipe Coolers, Easy Installation
Fins on Heatsink rather flimsy
Thermaltake has set the bar pretty high for cooling products and in the case of a cooler like the Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX that we recently took a look at, theyve got some pretty decent cooling solutions. In the case of the MaxOrb, I found myself a...
Abstract: Thermaltake radial-style "Orb" line has had many variants (and colors) for cooling chipsets, video cards, and processors. Manufacturers appear to have abandoned the radial design these days, though Zalman is an exception, with its CNPS8700, an updated ...
The Thermaltake Max Orb is aptly named. It definitely takes their Orb series of heatsinks to a whole new maximum level of cooling. Gone are the thick, cast fins and one-piece sinks. The Max Orb incorporates modern features like thin, perforated fins so...
This is a fantastic CPU Cooler. Collectively, it outperformed the V1 for $10 less, and did much better than the Nexus cooler for the same price. While size may be an issue, we dont think it will affect too many of the PC modders out there. The Therma...
Universal platform (Intel LGA77, AMD 754/939/AM2, Well lapped shinny surfac, Six heat pipe, Builtin speedfan controller (Although not in the best placement)
Somewhat loud at High speed
The MaxOrb, which has a good history of performance in its previous series, continues with its tradition. With improved design and carrying 6 heatpipes it brings solid results. The aesthetics is great, MaxOrb looks cool, with a blue LED included togeth...
Great Cooling, Variable fan speed, Quiet, Blue LED fan, For both AMD and Intel
Installation could have been easier
What can I say, once again we have a superb CPU cooler from Thermaltake. Not only does the MaxOrb keep your CPU extremely cool, but it is quiet too. If you are doing some extreme overclocking you can turn the fan all the way up and then when are you j...
Neither of these heatsinks are outright cheaper than the competition, but they are both available around the £30 mark - this is certainly a viable cost to anyone looking for a performance cooler. The MaxOrb is on the right side of that £30 depending wh...
The performed well and is right in-line with other coolers of its type - and this is with warm ambient temperatures. The speed control functioned smoothly and when on high speed, the noise from the fan was barely noticeable. The LEDs cast a ni...
Decent performance, Quality construction, Fan controller built in, Blue LED fan with sleeved wires
Complicated installation, Possible compatibility issues with retension frame or with large memory modules located close to the CPU socket, Base not completely smooth, Fan fairly loud at full speed
The Thermaltake Max Orb definitely has a lot of good looks, and the performance is decent, too. Fan noise can be adjusted up or down, and it seems to have only minor effects on performance. The Max Orb is compatible with many current CPU socket types, ...
