Does Thermaltake make ok water cooling stuff ?

its not crap, but its not really good. I would recommend against getting this setup because if you do get it, you will find yourself wanting to change the waterblock to a better one, then you will want a better pump, then you will think the radiator isn't sufficient. And in the end when everything is all said and done you will end up with basically a DIY system, but would have wasted the 100$ on the Tt bigwater.

You would be better served by going full DIY, getting a better kit like an EXOS, or simply getting a high end air heatsink like an XP-90 or XP-120.
 
I think it is indeed an "okay" watercooling setup
Not good by even last generation DIY stuff's standards, but defintily an improvement over Tt's older stuff
 
If you have no intetntion of ever overclocking, and just want a silent box, then this is the kit to get. But then again, for $25 you can get a Freezer64 hsf wich is dead quiet as well.

I like TT cases, and have good results with hsf's, but I think TT should look at what companies such as DD and Swifty are doing, and approach water cooling from that angle.
 
I say DIY. Even the Kingwin kits surpass that in performance.

On the subject of Tt WCing in general: they really need to re-think the way they're doing WCing. I agree with the above poster, Tt needs to go at this from another angle. They've released a few different kits, but none are good enough to be taken seriously...or they just look horrible. I mean, the Rocket? Come on, how can you *not* tease someone at a LAN with that phalic thing connected to their case?
 
CHAoS_NiNJA said:
I mean, the Rocket? Come on, how can you *not* tease someone at a LAN with that phalic thing connected to their case?
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And I bet that tube of lube they brought with them isn't AS5 either.
:eek:
 
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