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Legendary for its cooling capacity and low noise, the original Big Typhoon sink remains in the Big Typhoon VP. Thermaltake added the second low-noise fan to assist component cooling.
The Big Typhoon 14 benefits from a larger fan, larger sink, and twice the number of heat pipes. The design looks promising, but Thermaltake has not yet announced performance numbers.
Expect the two coolers to appear at dealers soon.
A second fan assists component cooling in the Big Typhoon VP
The Big Typhoon 14 gets twice the heat pipes and a larger fan
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