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Thermaltake
BigWater Water Cooling Kit by Dean Barker (9/1/2004) Introduction Thermaltake is not new to the manufacture of water cooling kits. The Aquarius II and Aquarius III units each have expanded the water cooling market with easy to install all-in-one kits. The latest all-in-one kit from Thermaltake is the BigWater. The Tt BigWater combines an oversized radiator and 120mm fan with their near silent 12volt pump to produce a nice kit that performed shockingly well. I say shockingly well because against all common sense, the Tt BigWater unit came within a red hair of out performing an Asetek L20 H2O kit that is geared toward performance over silent operation. We’ll get the performance details shortly. First let’s take a look at the BigWater kit itself. On to the specs. Specifications Water Block
Water Pump
Radiator/Fan
What you get The Thermaltake BigWater kit comes nicely packaged with everything you need to get your system up and running as a water cooled rig. Thermaltake has seen fit to include mounting hardware to make the BigWater effectively universally applicable to most every processor, to include the Intel LGA775, Intel P4 478 pin, AMD K7, AMD K8 and AMD Sempron processors. In addition to the mounting hardware, the kit includes a large radiator fitted with a 120mm fan, copper water block with see through acrylic top, two sections of hook and loop fasteners for mounting, 12 volt water pump, five feet (150cm) of UV reactive green 5/16" tubing, fan controller, 17 ounces (500cc) of UV reactive coolant and installation manual.
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