Thermaltake

In 1999, Kenny Lin founded Thermaltake in Taiwan, focusing on creating innovative cooling solutions for computers. Their first product, the Golden Orb cooler, gained attention for its unique turbine design and effective CPU cooling. Building on this success, Thermaltake expanded into designing computer cases, power supplies, and other peripherals. In 2002, they launched the Xaser series of cases, known for their bold red color and aluminum front panels, which stood out from the typical beige designs of that time. Over the years, Thermaltake continued to innovate, introducing products like the Purepower power supplies and collaborating with BMW's DesignworksUSA to create the Level 10 gaming chassis. They also established brands like Tt eSPORTS for gaming peripherals and LUXA2 for mobile accessories. Today, Thermaltake is recognized globally for its commitment to quality and innovation in the PC hardware industry.