Thermaltake unveils BigWater, water cooling system
Thermaltake Technology unveiled its water cooling system codenamed BigWater (P/N:CL-W0005) that succeeds the Aquarius series. According to the company, the development was especially focused around safety. It´s not a secret that reliability factor often prevents potential users from purchasing water cooling.
In the first place, the company focused on drain pipes. BigWater features 120 liters/hour pump that powers from 12V and doesn´t require additional power sources. The pump works at 20 dB noise level and has LEDs indicating its state.
Heatsink is another critical element. BigWater utilizes heatsink that slightly resembles those used in cars. Pipes with liquid pass through several aluminium fins. The 12cm fan has 8.6 CFM ~ 93.7 CFM performance at 17-21 dBA noise.
More BigWater specs:
- Liquid unit
- 60x78x23.5 mm size
- Acryl-covered copper
- 3-pin connector
- 453g weight
- Blue LEDs
- Mounts on P4 LGA 775, P4 Prescott, AMD K8, AMD K7
- Pump
- 12V voltage
- 0.4A current
- 120 liters/hour performance
- 20dBA noise level
- 230g weight
- Fan and heatsink
- Made of aluminium
- 835g weight
- 120x120x35mm fan size
- 1300~2400 RPM
- 17-21dBA noise level
- 12V voltage
- 0.14-0.48 A current
- 38.6-93.7 CFM performance
- 1.50-3.80 mm H2O air pressure
- 30,000-hour life cycle
- 90g weight
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