Thermaltake BigWater kit...

[sethmo]

I am looking to buy the Thermaltake BigWater 12cm water cooling kit. It is very inexpensive and I dont quite have the time to piece together my own setup. But this kit only comes with a CPU block. Would it be a good idea to consider adding a GPU block and chipset block to the package? The BigWater pump flows at 120l/hr, would that be enough to cool all 3? Im a noob to watercooling(havent owned a setup yet, but have done a lot of research) and would just like some advice. Thanks!

 

[balir]

This is a nice bit of kit but thermaltake have not taken out a GPU waterblock for it so if you want a complete kit go for an Asetek or Swiftech

 

[sethmo]

Couldnt I just grab a GPU block and chipset block seperately and use those? Woudl the pump be able to handle all three?

 

[Bio-Hazard]

Thermaltake does have a GPU block:

http://www.thermaltake.com/watercooling/a1983.htm
But you can use just about any block that has 1/4 inch fittings.

 

[jinu117]

Thermaltake does have a GPU block:

http://www.thermaltake.com/watercooling/a1983.htm
But you can use just about any block that has 1/4 inch fittings.

I personally would just get Koolance's GPU-180 blocks. Those are beautifully done, less restrictive and great performer for 1/4 fittings.

 

[Bio-Hazard]

I personally would just get Koolance's GPU-180 blocks. Those are beautifully done, less restrictive and great performer for 1/4 fittings.

I know they work well, I have one on my old Hydrocool system. It doesn't see much use anymore though, just sort of sits around collecting dust. I was responding to the comment about Thermaltake not having a block..................

 

[jinu117]

I know they work well, I have one on my old Hydrocool system. It doesn't see much use anymore though, just sort of sits around collecting dust. I was responding to the comment about Thermaltake not having a block..................

Nah... not picking on you or anything... Just thought your comment had most relavance on this set of replies.