Back in our PC days—more specifically, our PC building and modding days—Thermaltake was a company we knew and liked. At that point, if we wanted something like a heatsink for a brand new, expensive CPU, Thermaltake’s solutions were always the ones at the top of the list; we bought at least a couple of its products, liked how they looked, and never had problems with how they worked. So when we heard about the company’s new Luxa2…
