Summary: Both fans we've tested today have performed very well, and thanks to engineering improvements found in both fans, the noise and airflow are much better than previous fans
Pros: Excellent Performance, Improved Design, Easy Fan Speed Adjustment, Good Value, Excellent Performance, Improved Design and Performance, Good Value, Extra Long Lifespan ...
Summary: Thermaltake has a great reputation in the cooling industry, and the V1 is a good example why. The V1 didn't set any cooling records, but it wasn't more than a couple...
Pros: Good Performance, Easy Installation, High Quality Construction
Summary: Thermaltake have assembled the V1 heatsink from two radial copper fin sections which look like they were once intended for a VGA thermal solution.
Summary: The Thermaltake V1 CPU Cooler proved to be quite a challenge with the installation however the results of the performance testing made it more than worth it.
Excerpt: In our last test session we made a run with the Thermaltake MaxOrb and found that it performed better than any of the other coolers we have tested thus far.
Summary: First of all, with the great new looking “V” layout, the Thermaltake V1 brings a unique stylish design which looks to be a good choice mainly for enthusiast users.
Pros: Universal platform (Intel LGA775, AMD 754/939/AM2), Easy installation, Design and looks; nice blue LED on fan, Solid performance
Summary: Throughout our testing the Thermaltake V1 proved to be an exceptional product. Honestly at first we were somewhat cynical, but now we have come to really value this...
Conclusion: The Thermaltake V1 CPU cooler is a stylish, sophisticated-looking cooler that definitely adds some flair to an average computer build.Its bold design certainly stands out