It really comes as no surprise to this reviewer that the Water 3.0 Pro is an excellent performing cooling solution. It has all the right cards from the get go, ultra thick 49mm radiator, nice thick tubing, and a pump and cold plate that we know to be...
By ThinkComputers onBased on our results it's quite clear that the Water 3.0 Pro can go head to head with the latest Antec H2O 950 Liquid CPU Cooler but thanks to its newly designed fans it does so with quite lower noise levels. On top of that add the fact that both fans...
By NikkTech onFour new closed-loop liquid coolers seek to improve thermal performance in a number of ways. We certainly understand the benefits of these configurations, but can they out-do the reigning air-cooling champion, Noctua's NH-D14? Check out our benchmarks. ...
By Tom's Hardware UK onIntroducing the Thermaltake Water 3.0 FamilyThe Water 3.0 revision of Thermaltake's closed loop cooling line is, in an interesting turn of events, an opportunity for us to essentially test the stock, traditional versions of Asetek's closed loop cooler...
By AnandTech onThermaltake's Water 2.0 series has already come and gone. We were lucky enough to be able to take a look at the Water 2.0 Extreme which we felt was a great cooler in terms of performance but was let down slightly by its very high price tag relative to...
By eTeknix onEste kit en realidad ya lo hemos probado en otros fabricantes. Peca del mismo defecto que todos estos modelos de gama baja. El defecto es que el radiador es de aluminio y el bloque de disipación de cobre. Entiendo que todos los fabricantes buscan la...
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Como se mencionó anteriormente, Thermaltake nos entrega los nuevos Thermaltake Water 3.0, correspondientes a su nueva generación de soluciones de enfrimiento líquido (LCS por sus siglas en inglés), sucesores de los actuales Thermaltake Water 2.0....
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