From the very beginning Thermalright clams to be the No.1 for its air-coolers for CPU, Chipset, RAM, VGA etc. Their one of the best seller was Ultra-90 which was used with a 80mm / 90mm / 92mm fan. Then they brought Ultra-120 to support 120mm fans with it. Now, one step ahead, they launched Ultra-120 eXtreme !!
"Put the X in your Cooling System"
Thermalright name is not that much familiar in India. Very few people, specially few hard-core modders and overclockers, know about them. Indian market is filled with coolers from Coolermaste, Asus etc. as they have a full chain of distributors and resellers. But true hardware lovers still can find jewel products. Thermalright is one of such few low profile company with long and respectable products line-up from CPU-coolers to GPU-coolers.
The product line of Thermalright has expanded as rapidly as the size of heatsinks in recent years and now appears to have over 15 different CPU cooler models in its lineup. Mix in a few chipset and VGA coolers and you have a complete cooling family.
The Ultra-120 Extreme is another "stand-up" cooler that detours away from the design that has made Thermalright famous with the heatpipes curling back overtop of base coming perpendicular to the CPU surface. The Ultra-120 Extreme is actually an upgraded edition of The Ultra-120.
Quiet and powerful cooling due to 6 heat pipes and large aluminum fin area.
Proprietary bent winglet design to minimize airflow resistance.
Heat pipes soldered to base (nickel plated)and fins for optimum heat transfer.
Include both bolt-thru-board retention brackets for Intel and AMD**
Specifications
Dimension:
L63.44 x W132 x H160.5 mm (heatsink only)
Weight:
790g (heatsink only)
Recommended Fan:
any 120mm Fan
Compatibility:
INTEL: All Intel LGA775 processors
AMD: All AMD Socket AM2 Processors
All AMD Socket 753/939/940 processors (Retention kit sold separately)
Both Ultra-120A and Ultra-120 eXtreme do not include a backplate for AM2 systems. If you have motherboard manufactured by either Asrock or Gigabyte that utilizes the push pin method, you will need to make a separate purchase for an AM2 metal backplate .
As you can see in the side-by-side comparison with the current Ultra 120, Thermalright has managed to add two more heatpipes to the Ultra 120 Extreme, raising the total heatpipes from four to six !!
From the very beginning Thermalright clams to be the No.1 for its air-coolers for CPU, Chipset, RAM, VGA etc. Their one of the best seller was Ultra-90 which was used with a 80mm / 90mm / 92mm fan. Then they brought Ultra-120 to support 120mm fans with it. Now, one step ahead, they launched 
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