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    News : Thermaltake Big Ice

    Recently Thermaltake introduced new product - combined Water/Air cooling system for CPUs.


    Source: Thermaltake.com/Japan
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    lol everything's getting so big

    but good concept for this cooler


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    wtf how many pipes that thing has... it should perform pretty nice
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    somehow i have the feeling that this isnt a cheep solution.
    a Heatpipe CPU cooler and a CPU watercooling set.

    Besides that i dont think the heatpipe thing adds alot to the performence compaired to a normal water cooling set.

    somehow does look sexy in a wierd kinda way
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    my question is the water pass throug the pipes in the "air cooling" or just in the base?
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    after rechecking the pics in the link, and reading the ICY, COOL, WARM in the pics its no heatpipe cooler on the CPU block but a 2nd rad.

    Leviathan is rite

    that does make it even more expensive then i thought.
    i think buying a watercooling set for CPU with a 240mm rad is cheaper.
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    my initial reaction is: PFFFFT!
    ebay under aws983s, heatware under Mr. Tinker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leviathan18
    my question is the water pass throug the pipes in the "air cooling" or just in the base?
    I think that its a water block with heatpipes running through the inside of the block, to sort of combine water and air cooling. That way the water heat will be transferred to a radiator and the heatsink via heatpipes and a pump. I have a feeling this solution will perform VERY well.
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