Ever since the success of the launch of the versatile Big Water Liquid Cooling System in the year 2004, Thermaltake Technology has continued to thrive for improvement and responding to the needs of the consumers. The newest addition to the series will be released in the beginning of 2006 with the Big Water 745.


        The biggest difference between the Big Water 745 and its predecessors is that the Big Water 745 will be the first liquid cooling system to support both ATX and BTX motherboards and have three 120mm radiators fans on two separate radiators. Since the Big Water 745 is ready for the BTX form factor, it will also take care of all the AMD Athlon 64 (K8) and Intel Pentium 4 LGA775 motherboards. At the same time, each individual components of the Big Water 745 are worth noting:
 

        Radiators: This is the first time a manufacturer includes two independent radiators in the same liquid cooling system. With the CPU pipelines expanding and core clock increasing, the liquid cooling systems today not only need to be quiet, but higher performance is mandatory. Thermaltake’s new Big Water 745 not only contains the usual 120mm radiator and adjustable speed fan, there is also an additional 240mm radiator with dual 120mm cooling fans. The cooling efficiency that results from the dual radiator setup is simply unmatched by other manufacturers.


        Pump: The Big Water 745 Liquid Cooling System not only includes the adjustable speed 120mm radiator and fan as before, this time, we have the new P400 motor with blue LED lights. With the new P400 motor equipped with a durable ceramic axle, the pump can push out 400LPH while maintaining the noise level at 16 dBA and elongating the pump’s life. The newly designed water inlet and outlet also greatly reduces the chance of air blocking.


        Large diameter tubing: The Big Water 745 takes advantage of a clear UV 3/8” inner diameter tubing to match with the strong P400 pump that pushes out 400LPH of water flow. The increased larger diameter tubes greatly increases the cooling efficiency of the system and the quick connectors will only make it easier for our users to install.


        The large transparent reservoir with liquid level indicator will clearly show the users how much coolant is left in the system. This feature eliminates the danger of running out of coolant and overheating the system. The easy-to-fill cap of the reservoir makes it extremely easy for users to refill the system without worrying about leaking on other components in the system. The waterblock on the CPU has also received several makeovers. The CPU waterblock is now re-designed with an oval footprint, higher flow, more coolant contact area, and blue LED with acrylic design.


        In conclusion, the Big Water 745 is a liquid cooling system that will maximize its performance under any extreme conditions. The Big Water 745 will be the best choice for enthusiasts that are looking for both silence and performance.


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About ThermalTake
Thermaltake Incorporation, based in Taipei, Taiwan is the global leader Thermal Solution and Thermal Management for PC & Industrial Market. Its Engineering Staffs masters in Airflow Analysis, Material Conductivity and Heat Dissipation Efficiency. Thermaltake offers a wide range of products and services, providing effective and cost-conscious cooling devices. The Company has more than 1,000 employees worldwide supporting customers from its headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan, as well as from offices in China, Europe and United States Continent

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