We continue our coverage of Computex and have some more interesting products from cooling manufacturer Thermalright. The company has many popular processor coolers in its portfolio and it has used its cooling experience when it designed the new R1x case. Thermalright has paired several great fans with even bigger heatsinks and actually went as far as to develop a special processor cooler for the case that is shown in two versions, with different solutions for the processor cooling. In our latest Computex article you can read about Thermalright's new passive graphics cooler and the CPU giant AXP-140.
"Thermalright actually has two versions of R1x and both sport special processor coolers that use the design of the case. The orange model it has on display comes with a big aluminum heatsink that covers half of the motherboard and makes Scythe's new Shuriken cooler look tiny."
:: Computex: Thermalright R1x and more coolers
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