Thermaltake's Sweeet Tide Water VGA Cooling Module

THRASHER2 · 25-September-05, 10:09 PM

This statement caught my eye!!! ( 10,000 hours of maintenance free from liquid refilling )

Quote:

Full Story
www.thermaltake.com

Feature
	Brazing copper Waterblock
	Apply to nVIDIA and ATi GPU
	All copper designed Radiator
	Adjustable Fan (1700 , 3000 RPM /17 , 19dBA)
	Black Powerful 12 V Tiny Pump
	10,000 hours of maintenance free from liquid refilling

TYCOON · 25-September-05, 10:17 PM

WOW!! thats actually REALLY neat.

Great linkage...thermaltake is really makign neat stuff lately.

Bit more linkage.

http://www.ocheaven.com/readvarticle_en.asp?id=803

MasterP · 25-September-05, 10:27 PM

Yeah, that's a clever Idea - I wonder how it performs though......

I'd hope that it outdoes aircooling solutions - as with some of thermaltake's other watercooling solutions, I gather that they are more there for aesthetics rather than enthusiast-type performance

Will have to wait and see, i guess... I'll be keeping my eye out for reviews

THRASHER2 · 25-September-05, 10:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TYCOON


	WOW!! thats actually REALLY neat. Great linkage...thermaltake is really makign neat stuff lately. Bit more linkage. http://www.ocheaven.com/readvarticle_en.asp?id=803

I was gonna link them, but Thermaltake had more info......

There is only a few sites that have the review on the Tide water product.

SiathLinux · 26-September-05, 03:44 AM

That is a unique 'self contained' system, may have to incorperate that into the build of my daughters computer, which I will be calling 'Blue Max' (as it is a blue premode case__ that I plan to max out as much as I can afford...)

Great Find.

j-dogg · 26-September-05, 04:11 AM

First ECS comes back with thier NF4 offering and now ThermalTake comes out with this?

What is this world coming to?

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Affiliate Review: Thermaltake Tide Water Videocard Water Cooling System	ranger1033	PC Apex Web News	0	06-November-06 07:30 AM
Affiliate Review: Thermaltake Tide Water +	THRiLL KiLL	PC Apex Web News	0	04-October-06 12:49 AM
Tide Water Liquid VGA	goodman123	Anything Goes	2	14-February-06 02:59 PM
FrozenCPU // ThermalTake Tide Water All-in-One VGA Liquid Cooling Module (nVidia & ATI) [CL-W0052]	Gizmo	Vendor News RSS	0	02-December-05 04:16 PM
Noise Isolator Water-Cooling @water-cooling.com	FeRaL	PC Apex Web News	0	06-October-03 05:52 PM

25-September-05, 10:17 PM		#2 (permalink)
TYCOON Apex Tech God	WOW!! thats actually REALLY neat. Great linkage...thermaltake is really makign neat stuff lately. Bit more linkage. http://www.ocheaven.com/readvarticle_en.asp?id=803

25-September-05, 10:27 PM		#3 (permalink)
MasterP Da' Thunda' From Down Unda'	Yeah, that's a clever Idea - I wonder how it performs though...... I'd hope that it outdoes aircooling solutions - as with some of thermaltake's other watercooling solutions, I gather that they are more there for aesthetics rather than enthusiast-type performance Will have to wait and see, i guess... I'll be keeping my eye out for reviews

26-September-05, 03:44 AM		#5 (permalink)
SiathLinux Apex Master Tech Apprentice	That is a unique 'self contained' system, may have to incorperate that into the build of my daughters computer, which I will be calling 'Blue Max' (as it is a blue premode case__ that I plan to max out as much as I can afford...) Great Find.

26-September-05, 04:11 AM		#6 (permalink)
j-dogg Mystical Schwinn Guru	First ECS comes back with thier NF4 offering and now ThermalTake comes out with this? What is this world coming to?