Thermaltake CL-W0005 Big Water 120mm Liquid Cooling Kit $109.99

THRASHER2 · 13-June-05, 07:50 PM

Thermaltake CL-W0005 Big Water 120mm Liquid Cooling Kit $109.99

Features:
- Universal 4 in 1 solution, compatible with Intel LGA775. P4 and AMD K7, K8 (Including AMD Sempron Series )
- 120mm Radiator: High performance radiator with 120x120x25mm VR fan (1300 ~ 2400RPM)
- All copper Waterblock: Easy to install and has blue LED acrylic cover to shine on your CPU
- All new Water Pump: Black powerful DC 12V water pump with blue LED
- Quick Install Connector: No hassle and saves you time
- Water Tube: UV Sensitive green pipes lighten your cool case
- Coolant: High performance UV Green coolant with functions of water quality steadying, water scale reducing, anti-freezing, and anti-rusting
- Refill Water Tank: To refill water easily, can be used as back-up receiver

http://www.case-mod.com/store/produc...oducts_id=1112

Slaymate · 13-June-05, 08:17 PM

It looks good but I couldn't find where they mention tubing size. Nor are there any actual reviews that I saw. I think it's a wait and see.

THRASHER2 · 13-June-05, 08:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slaymate


	It looks good but I couldn't find where they mention tubing size. Nor are there any actual reviews that I saw. I think it's a wait and see.

Here is the review of this product.....

http://www.systemcooling.com/tt_bigwater-01.html

Slaymate · 13-June-05, 08:58 PM

That was a well written review. They did a good job of covering everything.I'll have to check that site out a little more often. If there results are typical then I'd have to say at $110 it's a decent little system. But the 1/4" lines have me doubting it's performance after a hard days gaming session. And adding a video block would seem out of the question. But none the less for the price and the looks I'd say it's perfect for someone wanting to try out watercooling.

13-June-05, 07:50 PM		#1 (permalink)
THRASHER2 PCApex Newscaster	Thermaltake CL-W0005 Big Water 120mm Liquid Cooling Kit $109.99 Thermaltake CL-W0005 Big Water 120mm Liquid Cooling Kit $109.99 Features: - Universal 4 in 1 solution, compatible with Intel LGA775. P4 and AMD K7, K8 (Including AMD Sempron Series ) - 120mm Radiator: High performance radiator with 120x120x25mm VR fan (1300 ~ 2400RPM) - All copper Waterblock: Easy to install and has blue LED acrylic cover to shine on your CPU - All new Water Pump: Black powerful DC 12V water pump with blue LED - Quick Install Connector: No hassle and saves you time - Water Tube: UV Sensitive green pipes lighten your cool case - Coolant: High performance UV Green coolant with functions of water quality steadying, water scale reducing, anti-freezing, and anti-rusting - Refill Water Tank: To refill water easily, can be used as back-up receiver http://www.case-mod.com/store/produc...oducts_id=1112

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13-June-05, 08:17 PM		#2 (permalink)
Slaymate PCApex Reviewer From Hell	It looks good but I couldn't find where they mention tubing size. Nor are there any actual reviews that I saw. I think it's a wait and see.

13-June-05, 08:58 PM		#4 (permalink)
Slaymate PCApex Reviewer From Hell	That was a well written review. They did a good job of covering everything.I'll have to check that site out a little more often. If there results are typical then I'd have to say at $110 it's a decent little system. But the 1/4" lines have me doubting it's performance after a hard days gaming session. And adding a video block would seem out of the question. But none the less for the price and the looks I'd say it's perfect for someone wanting to try out watercooling.