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Introduction:
Thermaltake is a large name that is easily
associated with enthusiasts and modders alike. Thermaltake is all over the
market place with their cases, enclosures, CPU Coolers, and cooling solutions.
About two years ago, Thermaltake decided to get in to the water cooling market with the same good reasons other manufacturers have as well.
Not everyone can afford to buy preconfigured water cooling all at once or wants to push aside their
current beloved and faithful cases that have long been a favorite. Some users
may prefer to buy their water cooling components based on cooling needs and
system use. Thermaltake
kept the Bigwater kits alive with the 745 Bigwater. You can still keep your
favorite case and add your own liquid cooling enjoying the best of both worlds. The
CPU Cooler 208 Copper Block is made of acrylic and has a very smooth, thick
copper base. The block has channels that zig-zag and direct the water from one
end to the other. This design causes the water to pass over the center of the
block several times before exiting the other end. There is also a small blue LED
that is embedded in one of the block's acrylic corners which adds a very, very
nice effect.
The
Aquarius Series VGA Water Block (CL-W0038)
is a new VGA water block that resembles
the CPU block both being made of acrylic and copper. These blocks match more so than
the Brazing block series. If you plan to order a VGA block you might want to
consider keeping the kit more in matching uniform. Currently, there are no
matching Northbridge blocks in the Aquarius series, but that doesn't mean
something isn't forth coming.
The pump assembly is rated to 400 liters an hour which would rate this pump
about the average with today's models. The tubing is a very stiff and clear UV.
Instead of needing a UV dye that can hinder performance as with many kits, the
tubing has an alien green glow when you add a black-light, or UV light.
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