Thermaltake Bigwater 770

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POSTER: computer news   ||   THERMALTAKE BIGWATER 770	DATE:2008-07-08
Thermaltake company prepared a new water cooling system - Bigwater 770. Simplicity in installation and compactness are the main characteristic of this product. The System occupies 5,25- inch sections and can be easily connected with the aid of flexible hoses. Bigwater 770 includes a copper water-block for the processor, which use the technology redundant micro channel design, which increases the effectiveness of heat removal. Furthermore, system is equipped with the automatic gates, which prevent leakage in the process of installation. The productivity of the P500 pump is evaluated into 500 liters per hour. Related Products :

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Ok guys since this is google PR1 and thermaltake\'s forum is full of mysql errors here is my review for you, later i will copy it there. I\'m a bit disappointed. I bought the 770 series because I would\'ve to order the 780 from elsewhere. I also ordered a VGA waterblock since they don\'t give one with it /sadface... I upgraded this from a bigwater SE so I would comapre the assembly with that. First of all the cpu block and radiator endpipes don\'t have closing rings and you have to push the pipe into them. I almost killed my motherboard pushing it to the cpu (I would suggest anyone who upgrades to lower the screws around the cpu which holds the block because the 770 block is a way lower and you won\'t have perfect conduct with the processor) Secondly if you have a midi-tower like chunami dreamtower you have to trick with the pipes not to have a break anywhere. Thirdly the potmeter what you connect to the radiator fan is a small crap. Even for bigwater SE you got a potmeter what you can insert to a place of a pci slot and not mentioning that the screws are not standard anymore. With dreamtower you can only screw the 2 top ones, the bottom ones are not on the right place. The positive part is the pump not so loud like some people claim it to be on other forums. And btw you can thank me the review because this is the best on the net you can find now. Xae

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