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| Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Drive Bay Liquid Cooling System (CL-W0121) |
| Part #: ex-liq-54 |
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Price: $155.95
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Results: 1-5 of 5 |
 Don''t buy this junk
Reviewer: Skitz (2)
Bought two for a 343b install with a intel 9650. Pumps are junk, one went dead before I am even done with the build, the other I pulled does not really pump water well enough for me.
This is a complex build I just made a mistake buying this junk. So now I have 400 bucks worth of crap.
Maybe I''ll smash it flat and send it back to thermaltake
 Not as good as i thought
Reviewer: KoTToN (1)
It was easy to install and seemed to work good for a couple months. Then a leak appeared and i noticed it was coming from the the reservoir tank, when I took it apart to patch it the entire tank was cracked and shattered as if it were cheap plastic. The pump doesn''t seem to be as good as it used to me just a few months ago. I have had it with this product and i am gonna forget about trying an all-in-one unit. it is a waste of money
 Awesome
Reviewer: Mazda3jdm (2)
This was my first time using liquid cooling and i am 100% satisfied with this product. I am running a quad core 2.66 over clocked to 3.2 and this keeps its cool at 83f.The only thing difficult is getting the air bubbles out but after a few minutes they are gone
 Not bad
Reviewer: FuNEnD3R (1)
I have used watercooling for years and decided that my old thermaltake watercooler was getting too old to use anymore. I have just installed this cooler and they really paid attention to detail. I really like how the radiator, pump, and fan are all in one unit whereas before you had tubes going across the inside of your PC. It keeps the CPU cool and has a radiator fan speed controller knob as well. The only cons I have are that you have to install the unit in the middle of a tower case since although the instructions say to install it at the top drive, there is no room to unscrew the cap to refill. If you place it in the lower drive it bumps into your RAM I had to place it in the middle slot. Another con is that they tinted the refill case a dark black tint so you have to use a flashlight to see how much fluid is in the tank. The previous model had a built in light where you could see the levels and clear plastic water reservoir.
It is also very easy to spill fluid down your power supply wires and harddrives since it it mounted directly over those things. It would have been great if the front panel could have slide out for refilling. However I am satisfied with it and compared to everything else that is out I would recommend this watercooler.
Cooling system
01-01-2008
Reviewer: Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Drive (1)
This is the best one that I never saw. Very good
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