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.
Abstract: Summer is the perfect time for many things: vacation, picnics, camping, and spending time at the beach. Unfortunately, all this warm weather means that computers will not be running as cool as they normally would, and system stability can become thre...
Excellent Cooling performance, Quiet operation at lowest fan speeds, Nice Blue LED Fan, Built in Rheostat
Needs lots of force to install, Rheostat is on the cooler itself
The Thermaltake MaxOrb is an excellent cooling option for both the modder and overclocker. For the modder, it adds a unique looking cooler with a subtle yet distinctly noticeable blue light. The overclocker will see improved temperature readings over ...
As the numbers in our CPU cooler tests have risen, certain conclusions have become more obvious. After testing some 23 separate coolers and many more configurations the heatpipe tower has emerged as the best performing design among the coolers. A tall ...
Onboard fan speed controller (this is subjective however), Delicate aluminum fins
Thermaltakes flagship air cooler is definitely worth checking out if youre in the market for a heatsink. The Orbs have a solid history of being good performers and the Max Orb continues that tradition. The new design with six heat pipes and three r...
Abstract: MaxOrb is a new rounded CPU cooler from Thermaltake, manufactured in aluminum, featuring six heat-pipes and also having a speed control knob attached to its body. Let’s take a quick look on it. click to enlargeFigure 1: Thermaltake MaxOrb. MaxOrb fa...
I’ve been comparing two coolers from Thermaltake in this review. So, which is better? The Big Typhoon is more effective than the MaxOrb at cooling CPUs and is already selling for a modest price. I guess these two factors are enough to make a choice...
Thermaltake MaxOrb CoolerWhat you get The MaxOrb like its predecessors, is designed to fit all currently offered platforms. Namely all LGA775 setups (Prescotts all the way up to the Core 2 Quad and Core 2 Extreme) as well as AMD socket AM2, 939 and 75...
The Thermaltake MaxOrb does a good job carrying on the Orb name and design philosophy. As with the other Orb products I have used before, this level of performance does carry an audible penalty. While it is possible for an end user to adjust the fan s...
Stylish Looks, Ease of Installation, Fan Controller...
Poor performance...
I felt very much let down by the performance of this cooler, because my initial thought was that the radiate design of the cooler would propel it ahead of the competition. From the test results, you can see that was clearly not the case. It did perf...
Cooling performance, Easy installation, Fan control,
The price
With the Max Orb, Thermaltake has renewed the Orb series, and produced a cooler that can fight some of the best coolers on the market. On top of the great performance, you get an easy installation and plenty of room for the components on the motherboa...
