Titan Vanessa L-Type CPU Cooler

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by Rob Williams on July 25, 2005 in Cooling

Do you want a CPU cooler with flair? We are taking a look at the great looking Vanessa L-Type from Titan. Of course, looks are not everything, so let’s see how well it cools!

Page 1 – Introduction

Now, more than ever, it’s a requirement to keep your CPU as cool as possible. Sometimes your stock cooler will suffice just fine, but if you wish to lower your overall case/cpu temps, and overclock, then a special cooler helps. We are taking a look at Titan’s answer to CPU cooling with style, in the form of the Vanessa L-Type. The L-Type is because of the size, and there is a smaller (S-Type) version available. Before we jump into more details, here’s a quick snippet about Titan.

About Titan:

TITAN is headquartered in Taiwan and has its own two factories, total approximate 20,000 square meters. Both are located in Guang Dong- China, China. There are around 1200 employees, which provide combined efforts a production capacity of over 1.2 million units per month. TITAN is also leading manufacturer of various thermal products such as: CPU Coolers, VGA Coolers, H.D.D coolers, System Blowers, D.C fans, Heatsinks in comprehensive solution of cooling systems in different applications of PC systems. We have just launched the newest design; the superior water cooling kit combined water and air-cooling in the world; the performance is excellent to reduce heat problems and operates at minimal noise levels. To keep advance with the fast changing market; new models are launched every 1-2 months to meet your requirements.

One thing to mention right off, is this is not a small cooler by any means. The top of the cooler contains a 120mm fan, and is close to being the same width all the way around. The specific measurements can see seen for both the fan and the cooler, click the image below.


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Rob Williams

Rob founded Techgage in 2005 to be an 'Advocate of the consumer', focusing on fair reviews and keeping people apprised of news in the tech world. Catering to both enthusiasts and businesses alike; from desktop gaming to professional workstations, and all the supporting software.

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