Testseek.com have collected 41 expert reviews of the Titan Fenrir TTC-NK85TZ and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Titan Fenrir TTC-NK85TZ.
May 2009
(81%)
41 Reviews
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Overall, the Titan Fenrir is a good heatsink that produces very good results on the Core i7 based systems, which already tend to run on the hot side. Titan put together a heatsink that looks great, installs easily, and has the ability to maintain cool ...
The Titan TTC-NK85TZ Fenrir is a fair and honest cooler. Its not priced insanely high, as we spotted it for 37 EUR already. It however isnt among the cheapest ones out there either. In its pure baseline performance (QX9770 @ 3200 with normal voltag...
Abstract: The Intel Core i7 platform includes a larger CPU socket that forces you to get a new CPU cooler. The task of picking out the right cooler can be daunting, so we figured that we'd give you all the information in one article to make the task of findin...
Abstract: At first I want to thank Titan for providing me the Fenrir CPU Cooler sample for testing and reviewing.In this review I will describe the universal CPU cooler from Titan, named Fenrir, and I will see how it does compare, in terms of performance, with t...
Having a good cooler for your CPU is essential in prolonging its life, especially if you're thinking about overclocking. Just when we thought they couldn't get much better, the Titan Fenrir comes along and it is not just the best on one CPU socket, it ...
Looks Nice, Great Cooling For A Single Fan Design, Cover All Mainstream Platforms Including LGA 1366, Blue LED Lighting System, Great Overclocking Result, If It Holds The Core I7 965 Overclocked to 3.74 GHz With Hyperthreading Turned On The Fenrir Will Co...
Not Designed For Dual Fan Operation, Might Not Fit In Some Chassis, Might Interfere With The Ram Slots On Some Boards
Were on a marathon CPU cooler mission this week and testing four CPU coolers in total. The Titan Fenrir held the Core i7 965 down to 75°C at 3.74 GHz (1.3275v) and thats almost as good as the other two coolers we tested and they were running a dual...
Abstract: Titans TTC-NK85TZ Fenrir heatsink stands 156mm tall, is 124mm wide and accommodates one 120mm fan that spins at 800~2200 RPM. Weighing it at roughly 550grams, the TTC-NK85TZ Fenrir is compatible with both Intel socket 775, 1366 and the entire family ...
Excellent cooling, Multisocket support, PWM fan, Quiet, Fairly compact, Firm hold to motherboard
Timey installation, but worth it, Packaging is odd for CPU cooler
I was pretty impressed with the way the Titan Fenrir performed. It had extremely cool test temperatures; I wasnt expecting it to perform as well as it did. With a multitude of CPU supports and a very secure installation it can provide anyone with an ...
We can only establish that Titan with Fenrir cooler has made big step forward compared to its previous models. Although there are still details that can be further improved (like contact between fins and heat pipes) this cooler is definitely worth of y...
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Published: 2009-03-24, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
Unleashing a wolf is exactly what I feel Titan did with the release of the Fenrir. Not actually believing the testing results initially, I ran them twice to confirm reality and both tests were a match. While I know this cooler isn’t so efficient at...
