can i ask y ppl dont like TT bigwater 735

[DarthBeavis]

[Sparky]

'nuff said.

[systemviper]

wow, thats nasty, what happened there?

[brianm602]

wow, thats nasty, what happened there?

Thermaltake happened there.

[Eddie3dfx]

Thermaltakes newest invention, the keyboard chia garden, didn't really take to well

[Big_Daddy]

That is just too funny...

[crackbag]

TallPaul if you need any help pm any of us we will be glad to help you. I thought this was a joke... but your a good man for taking it!

[Pedalmonkey]

yeah, thermal take is just no go for WC. they make some OK air cooling stuff, but yeah.

[Stealth42o]

so u telling me thats u have tryed this ? producted then or is it u dont like TT

My first setup was a TT. Don't do it. I ended up spending money on the good stuff, you will too. Save your money, get a good kit from the start.

[barfastic]

have you guys ever thought that he might have a problem? like dyslexia or something?
Stop flaming people because they cant type or spell. its just low and shallow and proves that you have a brain that is underclocked.

This forum is a happy place, with helpful people. lets keep it that way! mmmkay <-----(Mr. Mackey southpark)

[Tallpaul]

i am dyslexia yes u can take the mick but i can take it like pinch of salt thanks for other ppl who want to help me out i am still going to install the bigwater 735 other ppl had no problems with it so i am going to take that chance that some time i will come back with pics , maybe next year i will upgrade my kit for better one and i will ask u lot whats best parts i need for my pc system i will give u my pc specs later thanks for ppl who can help me cheers

[kinghong1970]

barftastic... if i was OP, i wouldn't know what's more offending... some folks bashing on the english level or someone calling dyslexic... lol

OP, if you have it already, and "committed" to it, in which you cannot exchange or trade, use it.

if not, and you are REALLY interested in WC'ing your rig properly, then consult the boards.

in general, folks here talk out of experience... good experience...

[Tallpaul]

quick question for u lot is it better have the raidator out side the case or in my case for better air flow ?

[DarthBeavis]

i am dyslexia yes u can take the mick but i can take it like pinch of salt thanks for other ppl who want to help me out i am still going to install the bigwater 735 other ppl had no problems with it so i am going to take that chance that some time i will come back with pics , maybe next year i will upgrade my kit for better one and i will ask u lot whats best parts i need for my pc system i will give u my pc specs later thanks for ppl who can help me cheers

I just showed you how the block cracked and leaked in my system.

[Tallpaul]

I just showed you how the block cracked and leaked in my system.

but other ppl had no problems with the kit, its a shame this happened to you when you used it i will keep my eye on it thanks tho showing me what could happen to me but i will still use this kit for now


now back to the question for u lot is it better have the raidator out side the case or in my case for better air flow ?

[kohlersc]

Again, if you received it as a gift, enjoy but keep an eye on it.

I would equate it to purchasing a used car for more than an identical new car. You can get better a better air cooling set up for less money.

Now I am loving water cooling, but I have realized it isn't worth making the switch to water unless you do it right (if you are spending your own money). Water can be better, but just like anything else, you can get a low grade product and end up with new technology that performs worse than your original.

So if you have it, use it, and enjoy it. If you are thinking about getting it I would highly advise against. Just as others have said, the water block is low quality, the tubing is narrow, and the pump is weak.

[Tallpaul]

Again, if you received it as a gift, enjoy but keep an eye on it.

I would equate it to purchasing a used car for more than an identical new car. You can get better a better air cooling set up for less money.

Now I am loving water cooling, but I have realized it isn't worth making the switch to water unless you do it right (if you are spending your own money). Water can be better, but just like anything else, you can get a low grade product and end up with new technology that performs worse than your original.

So if you have it, use it, and enjoy it. If you are thinking about getting it I would highly advise against. Just as others have said, the water block is low quality, the tubing is narrow, and the pump is weak.

thanks for that tho i will keep my eye on it but i need to know if radiator better in my case or out for better air flow ?

[NaeKuh]

lol dont make me bust out my DDC's making a middle finger with the words koolance to TT products.


But TT is garbage.
So is cooler master H2O products.
Im sorry there saying this unit will support 600W?

The PA120.3 handles 600W.

[dnb#]

let me say it one more time: TT sucks badly. If you go to watercooling then you probably could buy something better.

[NysoO]

thanks for that tho i will keep my eye on it but i need to know if radiator better in my case or out for better air flow ?

Having the rad outside the case will obviously put it in a cooler environment, just put a couple of fans on that rad, unless the tiny air pressure will break the rad, which I wouldn't be too surpriced if it happened.

And just for the record, If ya gonna do it WC, do it well. TT is like buying a Ferrari without an engine..

[DarthBeavis]

but other ppl had no problems with the kit, its a shame this happened to you when you used it i will keep my eye on it thanks tho showing me what could happen to me but i will still use this kit for now


now back to the question for u lot is it better have the raidator out side the case or in my case for better air flow ?

I had two of teh blocks crack . . .this rig was almost entirely TT except for the GPU block . . .pump died, block also cracked . . leaked all over. I has two TT blocks crack and leak . . .no more TT.

[Waterlogged]

Everyone here has been telling you not to use it.....why, because it will put a very sour taste in your mouth in regards to water cooling. I've known a few ppl that used Tt, had something go wrong (like it always does) and swear off water for ever. Any time the list of positive reasons to use a product is shorter than the negative list is a sure sign you shouldn't use it, Tt's water cooling kits are in this category. Please read my sig then reconsider.

Positive:

It cools (barely better than air) (maybe this should be a negative?)
cheap


Negative:

Weak pump
Premature pump failures
Res cracks
Blocks crack
Aluminum rad + copper block =corrosion
anti corrosion fluid is junk
Fittings are small and restrictive
Poor thermal transfer from CPU to water due to poorly designed blocks

Having the rad outside the case will obviously put it in a cooler environment, just put a couple of fans on that rad, unless the tiny air pressure will break the rad, which I wouldn't be too surpriced if it happened.

And just for the record, If ya gonna do it WC, do it well. TT is like buying a Ferrari without an engine..

Don't you mean it's like buying a Yugo without the engine?

[itznfb]

ok..... i just touched on this in another post..

but thermaltake no longer uses those blocks on their new systems. they use a forged all copper block. 500L/hr pump, high quality res, and high performance rads. now the rads are alu but if you use their coolant it doesn't corrode. at least the ones i have haven't and they've been running for about a year.

granted, the 735 that this thread is actually about does indeed have all the old cheap parts that are known to break. the 760i is the first new system with upgraded parts.

[Pedalmonkey]

wrong place to defend ThermalTake itznfb. i would run if i was u

[itznfb]

wrong place to defend ThermalTake itznfb. i would run if i was u

lol, i know i know. read some review though on the 760i. its a world of difference from their older models. of course there is better, but the 760i is also very cheap.