Thermaltake Announces Water Cooled Chaser MK-I LCS PC Case
Thermaltake launched the Chaser MK-I PC Case with air cooling system (ACS) back in March 2011 during CEBIT 2011 and we had a review of the Chaser MK-1 posted up back in May 2011 when the model first hit the retail channel.
This Fall, Thermaltake is announcing a new water cooled version of the Chaser MK-I that they are calling the Chaser MK-I LCS (liquid cooling system.) The basic features of the Chaser MK-I remain unchanged, but the inside sports a water cooling system. The Chaser MK-I LCS uses a 240mm radiator, a 500 LPH pump, quick connectors and a copper CPU water block to keep your CPU nice and cool. You can get a better idea of how this case looks and the new
Since the last creation of chassis with built in liquid cooling system. The integrated LCS has slowly revived in the universe therefore this fall Thermaltake offers all e-Sports enthusiasts with the new Chaser MK-I LCS, a full-tower with integrated LCS. The integrated LCS is the new generation drive bay liquid cooling system, consisting of an all inclusive drive bay unit and intelligent interconnecting waterblock with the robust material non-spill quick connectors offers an effortless installation. The slim waterblock was developed with pure copper base that maximizes the thermal efficiency. Also, with dual 120mm fans and the 240mm Dimple Tube Technology radiator increases the turbulence within the radiator to perform maximum cooling action. In addition, the P500 pump pushes 500L/H of water to improve the overall cooling efficiency and performance level. Furthermore, the ultra quiet pump, 12cm blue LED fan, water reservoir are all preinstalled inside the drive bay unit to achieve maximum performance for another grand Thermaltake mission.
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