Thermaltake BigWater 760is – Liquid Cooling Kit Review

Since the invention of electronics and the birth of the integrated circuit, a lot of people have the notion that water (or any liquid for that matter) and electronics just do not go together. They are quite right; however, the cooling properties of water are unquestionable. Just think of a hot Summer day and how good you would feel diving into a nice, cool pool. Why not do the same for your CPU?

Although liquid cooling for computers has come a long way within the last decade or so, for users that are used to air cooling their CPUs, attempting a water/liquid cooling setup can be a daunting task. I have always wanted to try it; based on the efficiency with which it can cool a CPU and also potentially increase my overclocking headroom due to lower temperatures.

If you are new to liquid cooling, then instead of building a loop from scratch, getting yourself a decent water cooling kit is probably the best way to go and the Thermaltake BigWater 760is is one of the best units for the job.