Conclusion: I give Thermaltake some major credit for stepping out of the box with the Spin Q CPU cooler. Changing things up is what it takes to compete in the market.
Pros: Unique Design, Great Looks, Moderately Priced, Super Easy Installation, Moderate Performance
Summary: The Thermaltake SpinQ is a very unique design for a CPU heatsink. The spiral fins and squirrel-cage fan provide some extra airflow around the CPU socket, but not as much...
Pros: Unique design, Good compatibility, Decent performance, Extra airflow around the CPU socket, Easy installation
Cons: Low mounting pressure, Non-standard fan can only be replaced by same fan, Noisy at full speed, High price tag
Excerpt: It has been a while since we have reviewed a heatsink for anyone, but we could not resist the opportunity when we were asked by Thermaltake to review their new
Summary: The Spin Q has definitely left its mark here at TechwareLabs. With it’s innovative design, fantastic looks, and its ability to cope very well under some thorough testing,...
Summary: The ThermalTake SpinQ is a very innovative heatsink with a unique design that resembles a thousand throwing stars. While we cannot condone using the SpinQ as a weapon
Conclusion: One area we are unable to objectively evaluate is noise, as we lack the equipment to accurately measure the decibels produced by a heatsink.
Pros: Very good performance., Quiet adjustable fan., Great accessories., Stylish design.
Cons: Less expensive units will outperform it., Fan rheostat wire is short.
Summary: It’s got looks, a fairly standard formfactor (as opposed to the DuOrb’s expanse), and ease of installation in its favor, and its performance is nothing to scoff at.
Pros: Good looks, easy to mount, respectable cooling power.
Cons: Same price as the DuOrb, without the performance.
Summary: It's safe to say that Thermaltake have produced a fine product here. From the quality build, and pleasing aesthetics, this cooler ticks all the boxes.
Pros: - Very good thermal performance, - Unique design, great looks, - 6 copper heatpipes, - Supports Intel LGA1366 via expansion clips, - Every quiet fan with LED, - VR-Fan...
Cons: - Slightly on the large side - But thats down to preference., - Lots of pointy edges?