Thermaltake BigWater 760is – Liquid Cooling Kit Review

Installation

Probably the most apprehensive part of moving from air to liquid cooling is the thought of a bad installation. Am I going to mess this up and kill all of my hardware? This is the question that has gone through many persons’ minds, including mine. Thermaltake was also aware of this mindset and so they made it simple and worry free.

Just like other all-in-one, self-contained units, you will still have to do a proper installation, but they have taken the guesswork out of it. The installation process is very straightforward and not at all as hard as I thought it would be. All you have to do is to follow the included manual carefully.

I have simplified it a bit further and here is how its done:

Step 1

Cut the tubing to your desired length and secure it to the waterblock assembly. At the other end, install the provided quick-release connectors.

Step 2

Attach the connectors to fully close the loop and then fill the reservoir to the high mark.