“Supermarine Spitfire was a pretty successful British fighter plane during WWII. At least my grandfather who participated in the battle of Khalkhin-Gol, fought in the World War II and brought down two German fighters spoke of Spitfire as a comparatively convenient and reliable aircraft, although he only managed to fly it closer to the end of the war. It is hard to tell why Thermalright decided to name their new graphics card cooler Spitfire, because it doesn’t look anything like an air-fighter at all, even from a distance. Maybe in this case it is not the exterior resemblance but the ability to kill something that inspired the name. And what exactly could a graphics card cooler kill? Of course, primarily high heat dissipation, and high noise levels. So, our today’s article will tell you how successfully Thermalright Spitfire cooler and Thermalright VRM-R3-5 heatsinks manage to accomplish this goal.