FrostyTech has posted a review on the Titan TTC-D5TB2/A Heatsink

Titan were well know for their ill-performing double ended heatsinks in the past. It now seems as though they have managed to reinvent themselves with a supply of low-noise cooling solutions. Judging by the preliminary numbers, Titan have created some very decent heatsinks, which is great to see. There has long been a vacuum in the area of low-noise heatsinks that don't frankly suck. Most of the ones we've seem were originally designed for the older socket 370 processors, and simply don't have the stuff to properly cool a T-Bird processor.

Our ears are tortured by noisy (and well performing) Delta fans cooling overclocked processors every day. The TTC-D5TB2/A from Titan addresses these issues by using a very imaginative extruded heatsink design coupled with an 80mm fan, and audible alarm. With their solution, a stopped fan will no longer be a cause for concern on a T-Bird, or AXP chip, since the heatsink now sets of an audible alarm to warn users of the malfunction.

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