Introduction
Thermaltake has been putting out quality products since 1999. Thermaltake has had its hands in everything from CPU and GPU coolers to cases and power supplies. Today we will be looking at Thermaltake’s update to their SpinQ cooler: the SpinQ VT. Join us as we analyze the cooler and test how it performs.
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Compatibility
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Intel® Latest 6-Core Processors
Intel® Core i7 Extreme (Socket LGA1366) Intel® Core i7 (Socket LGA1366 & LGA1156) Intel® Core i5 / i3 (Socket LGA1156) Intel® Core 2 Extreme / Quad / Duo (Socket LGA775) Intel® Pentium D / 4 (Socket LGA775) Intel® Pentium (Socket LGA775) Intel® Celeron D (Socket LGA775) Intel® Celeron (Socket LGA775) AMD® Latest 6-Core Processors * Supports All CPUs up to 130W TDP |
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Heatsink Dimension
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120.1 (L) x 120.1 (W) x 159 (H) mm
4.73 (L) x 4.73 (W) x 6.26 (H) inch |
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Heatsink Material
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50 Copper Fins + Copper & Aluminum Base
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Heatpipe
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Ø 6mm x 6
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Fan Dimension
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Ø 80 x 85 mm
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Fan Speed
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1000 ~ 1600 RPM
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Bearing Type
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Sleeve
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Noise Level
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19 ~ 28 dBA
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Max. Air Flow
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86.5 CFM
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Max. Air Pressure
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2.22 mmH2O
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LED Fan
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Ruby LED Fan
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Power Connector
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3 Pin
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Rated Voltage
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12 V
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Started Voltage
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7 V
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Rated Current
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0.45 A
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Power Input
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5.4 W
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MTBF
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50,000 Hours
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Weight
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495 g
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The Thermaltake SpinQ VT comes in a flat black box with white lettering. The top and the bottom of the box are white with gray/silver lettering. The front of the box has a shiny image of the cooler that shows off its lustrous appearance with the fan’s red lights showing through the fins. The sides of the box show the features and specifications of the cooler.
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