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Thermaltake Launches Bigwater 760 Pro Water Cooler

Thermaltake today announced the “The Bigwater 760 Pro”, which is the companies latest and greatest CPU liquid cooling system This Thermaltake Liquid Cooling System uses a new Dual drive bay design, that not only to saves, but helps with room management in the case.

All new designed aluminum fan radiator delivers better performance than the predecessors. Controllable low noise and high performance 12CM blue LED fan (fan speed between 1600 to 2400 RPM) with a front control VR knob to adjust fan speed conveniently; Ultra quiet P500 pump pushes 500L/H of water to improve the overall cooling efficiency and performance level; water reservoir contains large capacity of liquid, along with the clear liquid level indicator display provides much easier liquid level and limited refill line reading for users. These technologies are all strategically positioned inside the drive bay unit to achieve maximum performance and extreme space saving at the same time.

Thermaltake Bigwater 760 Pro Specifications:

2U Bay Drives	Dimension : 252.8mm(L) x 145.8mm(W) x 84mm(H) Weight : 1.5kg
Application	CPU : AMD FM2/FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2 Intel LGA 2011/1366/1155/1156/1150/775
Water Block	Material : Copper Dimension : Ø 45mm x 35mm(H) Connector : For 9.5mm ID (3/8”) tubing Weight : 156 (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 : 3 pin Noise : 16 dBA Life time : 80,000 hr (MTBF)
Radiator	Dimensions : 144.3(L) x 120(W) x 33(H) mm Material : Aluminum 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 : 29.4 ~39.9dB Life Expectancy : 30,000 hr Connector : 3pin
Liquid Tank	Dimensions : 79.9 (L) x 67.8(W) x 76.4(H) mm Capacity : 270 c.c
Tube	Dimensions : 9.5mm ID(3/8”) tube Material : Green UV
Coolant	Capacity : 500 c.c Major Material Ingredient : Propylene Glycol

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Posted by | Fri, Jan 18, 2013 - 10:26 AM