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Introduction
Thermaltake has been in business since 1999 providing cooling solutions to computer users around the world. In the 6+ years they have been in business, they went from the golden orb, which sold millions, to their current line of products, ranging from CPU coolers to full blown water cooling setups and from cases to PSU's, not to mention the wide range of other products they offer. The product up for review in this article will be the Thermaltake BigWater SE Liquid Cooling Kit. Basically it's a water cooling kit in a box. This kit will work with the following CPU's: the AMD K7 and K8, and the Intel P4 and LGA775. I will present my experiences with the installation and performance of this kit, as well as my opinions concerning its functionality and overall appearance. Specifications and Features
Retail Packaging The unit is packaged in a classic bright red and black cardboard box with a front window that displays the radiator/fan, waterblock and pump. The rest of the components are housed in foam to protect against damage during shipping.
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