Desktop computer system performance is becoming more demanding as the illustration, 3-D graphics, multimedia, and gaming becomes more intense. The thermal dissipation issue is an issue that is receiving more serious attention as the systems get hotter. The original air cooling systems are no longer as desirable as liquid cooling systems when it comes to the ultimate performance. However, many users worry about the waterblocks leaking and damaging their precious systems. Thermaltake Technology thoroughly understands the discomfort and worries of the consumers and system integrators, through years of research and development, Thermaltake is proud to present the Aqua Brazing all copper series waterblock.



         The waterblock is consisted of 100% all copper with 99.9% purity. The purity of the copper enables extremely high thermal efficiency and is suited perfectly for the high-temperature welding process. The base of the waterblock contains a numerous amount of thermal fins for a large overall surface area for the liquid to take away the heat from the processor. The high-temperature welding process is also known as brazing technology. Thermaltake has especially selected the copper soldering material that contains 5%-15% of silver and between 705~850℃ for the best thermal conductivity and most thorough penetration. The brazing process is easily machined, corrosion-resistant, and withstands high pressure. As a result, the users can use these waterblocks within their computer systems without having to worry about leaks.



         The Aqua Brazing all copper series – W1 is the world’s first waterblock that is compatible with AMD K7, K8, Intel Pentium 4 LGA775, Pentium 4 Socket 478, and Intel BTX form factor.



         The Aqua Brazing all copper series –W2 is a perfect waterblock for the performance-oriented graphic cards in that dissipate too much heat for their own good. Thermaltake’s all new VGA waterblock and the universal mounting mechanism fully supports both NVIDIA and ATI’s graphic processing units. The backplate behind the video card will ensure that the precious graphic card does not deform due to an excess amount of torque and pressure from improper mounting of the waterblock.



         Overall speaking, the lower the internal temperature of a computer system is, the more stable the system runs. The motherboards today are trending towards combining both the Northbridge and Southbridge for faster speed. However, as a result of the combination of the Northbridge and Southbridge, the heat from the chip is dramatically increased as well. The Aqua Brazing all copper series – W3, pinpoints the source of this new chipset’s heat and annihilates any sort of overheating problems that may occur from this new chip.



         In order to maximize the heat dissipation efficiency and future expandability, Thermaltake highly recommends the BigWater 745 as the liquid cooling system of choice in the consumer’s performance system. With a pump that is capable of 400 liters per hour and two independent radiators, users will never need to worry about their liquid cooling system not being able to dissipate the heat within their computer system. With the new Aqua Brazing all copper series waterblocks, the combination of the two will be seamless and nearly perfect.



         Thermaltake Technology’s new all-copper waterblocks are the safest, best, and only choice for your liquid cooling system.



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