Thermaltake Bigwater 780e ESA

Dual 5.25 Drive Bay design: liquid cooling system in-a-box to save the space in the chassis and simplifies installation Mesh design front bezel enhances ventilation Easy to install and refill. 12cm Motorsports Radiator: 1. DTT - Dimple Tube Technology swirls the coolant within the radiator to increase thermal transfer. 2. An all-aluminum radiator featuring expanded outer fins and tube style for maximum performance. Slim Pure Copper Waterblock: 1. Micro-Channel Design within the waterblock maximize the thermal efficiency 2. Advanced Brazing technology improves reliability and leakage free 3. All-in-one mounting design supports all latest CPU from Intel & AMD. (Includes: Intel Socket LGA775 and AMD K8/AM2.) Ultra-low noise fan: silent variable fan with blue LED (1600 ~ 2400rpm). High-performance Liquid Pump: 1.Silent and powerful P500(500L/hr) pump provide superb reliability 2.The ceramic bearings significantly extend the life-expectancy of the pump. Quick connector: 1. Quick Disconnect Coupling: Valves shuts off water flow immediately when dismantling to prevents water leakage 2.User friendly Quick Install Connector saves you time and energy. Durable 3/8” Tube: Special material to prevent wear & tare from being clogged up or over bending. Refill Reservoir: Transparent reservoir contains 350 c.c. of liquid capacity, easy to refill P500 Pump: Flow rate : 500L/hr, can easily handle extra water blocks for GPU, memory, HDD or chipsets. Silent VR Fan: Adjustable 120x120x25mm blue LED fan, (1600~2400RPM) CPU Water Block: Pure copper waterblock designed with brazing technology Quick Disconnect Connector: Automatic non-spill valves,robust material one hand operation Motorsports Radiator: Dimple Tube Technology with louvered fin radiator greatly increases the surface area for added cooling capability Clip for LGA775 Clip for P4 Clip for AM2 Clip for K8 The exterior look of BigWater 760i installed in a case. The TMG VGA waterblock products are the best upgrade solution for BigWater 760i. For nVidia 6800 / 7800 / 7900 series For ATi X1800 / X1900 / X1950 series nVIDIA 8800 GTX(SLI) ATi Radeon HD 2900 XT To decrease manufacturing cost, traditional water blocks often are designed with simple water channel. However, water within the liquid cooling system travels at very high speed and does not have sufficient time to absorb heat from the heat source. To overcome this major downside, Thermaltake developed water block with Redundant Micro Channel Design to effectively divide water flow into micro channels thus accelerating heat transfer from heat source to liquid material. In additional, micro channel are stacked on top of each other to fully utilize the available space within the water block and further increases heat transfer. This new technology outperforms the traditional radiators. The advanced design utilizes dimpled tubes to create vortex and swirl of the coolant within the radiator. Combined with the high fin density of louvered fins, the Dimple Tube Technology greatly enhances the performance of the radiator.

2U Bay Drives Dimension 232mm(L) X 148.6mm(W) X 85mm(H) Weight 1.3(kg) Application CPU AMD AM2 series AMD K8 series Intel LGA775 Intel P4 Water Block Material All copper designed Dimension 58mm(L) X 58mm(W) X 35mm(H) Quick install connector For 9.5mm ID (3/8”) tubing Weight 311(g) Pump Dimensions 75(L) x 70(W) x 75(H) mm Bearing Ceramic bearing Maximum Capacity 500 L/ hr Rated Voltage DC 12V Input current 600 mA Connector 4 pin Noise 16 dBA Life time 80000 hr (MTBF) Radiator Dimensions 153(L) x 120(W) x 28(H) mm Material Aluminum Tube Design Aluminum, Dimple Fin Design Aluminum, Louvered Quick install connector For 9.5mm ID (3/8”) tubing Fan Fan Dimension 120(L) x 120(w) x 25(H) mm Fan Speed 1600~2400 RPM Rated Voltage 12V Noise 16 ~20 dB Life Expectancy 40,000 hr Connector 4pin Liquid Tank Dimensions 72.4 (L) x 70.5(W) x 69.4(H) mm Capacity 130 c.c Quick install connector For 9.5mm ID(3/8”) tube Tube Dimensions 9.5mm ID(3/8”) tube Material Green UV Coolant Capacity 500 c.c Major Material Ingredient Ethylene Glycol

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Home » Liquid Cooling » Liquid Cooling All-In-One » BigWater 760is Print Page | Email Page USD : $189.99 P/N: CL-W0121 Feature Specification Gallery Video Award & Review Download FAQ Feature Specification Gallery Angle View Front View Side View Top View Base View Water Block Video ดาวน์โหลดวิดีโอ! Award & Review Reviewed by LANOC hermaltake Big Water 760i As it turns out I had no reason to worry, the install went smoothly .. November 20, 2008 Reviewed by PC Frags Thermaltake Bigwater 760i The Bigwater 760i being a single radiator system did a fine job at keeping the E2180 within operational limits. Keep in mind the testing was done under full load and the latter results were from Over Clocking a CPU known to be one of the hottest out there .. June 12, 2008 Reviewed by Thinkcomputers Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Liquid Cooling System Since this was my first time ever using water cooling I found the Bigwater 760i system to be very easy and fun to do, despite some of the problems I found while installing and using the system .. June 05, 2008 Reviewed by Legit Reviews Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Water Cooler Review This kit is good for a couple reasons: not only can it help ease the pain of moving to water by making it affordable, but it can also give you the modding bug by giving you a taste of what water can do .. March 26, 2008 Reviewed by Virtual-Hideout Thermaltake BigWater 760i Liquid Cooling System Review Overall, the Thermaltake 760i BigWater Liquid Cooling System is one efficient compact liquid cooling system. Not only does it integrate nicely in to your chassis, it'll also compliment most any system you want to assemble .. February 27, 2008 Reviewed by bjorn3d Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Most computer enthusiasts know that water is inherently better than air when it comes to cooling our nuclear powered rigs. This is primarily due to water's capability to hold and transport more heat than air within the same volume of space .. February 13, 2008 Reviewed by Techgage Thermaltake BigWater 760i What really saves the BigWater 760i, in my mind, is its simplicity and overall cool-factor. I mean, c'mon, it's a water-cooling setup that doesn't dominate your entire case. And it's expandable .. January 22, 2008 Reviewed by overclockercafe Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Water Cooling Kit There are a number of all in one kits available today. Thermaltake's Bigwater 760i hits a nice mark with it balance of performance, noise, ease of installation and price. Performance was good but not stellar .. January 12, 2008 Reviewed by Tweaknews THERMALTAKE BIGWATER 760I LIQUID COOLING SYSTEM Thermaltake continues to make it easier and easier to get into liquid cooling with the Bigwater 760i. Instead of crowding other areas of the case, this system utilizes two unused 5 ¼ drive bays to house the radiator, pump and reservoir .. January 07, 2008 Reviewed by Xbitlabs Big Water vs. Big Typhoon I believe that these days it is impossible to set up an efficient PC liquid-cooling system that would fit inside a standard ATX system case. Remember .. January 01, 2008 Previous Next Download Name Type Size Release Date Description User Manual -English 12520199 05/13/2008 User Manual -French 12945185 05/13/2008 User Manual -Spanish 13918318 05/13/2008 FAQ Q: Why is copper based heat sink better than aluminum based solution? A: The short answer to the question is the fact that copper conducts heat better than aluminum. Engineers utilize thermal conductivity (W/m*K) value to measure the effectiveness of a material. In this case, copper has a thermal conductivity of ~401 W/m*K and aluminum is ~237 W/m*K. To put it in perspective, wood has a thermal conductivity value of 0.04 ~ 0.4 W/m*K and concrete is 1.7 W/m*K, that is why wood does not get quiet as hot as concrete on a hot sunny day. Email Page Close window Your Name: * Your Email: * * Your Friends Email: * * Don't worry, this information will never be sold or used for promotional purposes. Send me a copy Personal Message: I thought you'd be interested in this page. Send

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