Testseek.com have collected 26 expert reviews of the ThermalTake BigWater 760i and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake BigWater 760i.
January 2008
(78%)
26 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Good performance, Easy installation, Near universal application, Clean lines, Quick connect hose ends, Plenty of hose
Internal rheostat, Cooling performance only a bit better than other air coolers, Proper case ventilation a must, Fan at full speed is WAY too noisy
There are a number of all in one kits available today. Thermaltakes Bigwater 760i hits a nice mark with it balance of performance, noise, ease of installation and price. Performance was good but not stellar. It did show a decided advantage over ou...
Abstract: Video Review: The Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Water Cooling System performs very well, is super easy to install and very compact. With a 120mm fan, 120mm radiator, 500L/hr pump and newly designed solid copper CPU water block, it's extremely impressive. This unit also comes with quick connect couplings. These quick connect couplings enable easy connection and disconnection of tubes. This means the water block can be installed or removed without having to drain and refill the reservoir. If you are looking for a compact water cooling system that is on par with some of the separate hardcore water cooling kits, I would strongly recommend you check out this product. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.
Low cost for a liquidcooling system, Compact design that allows the entire system to fit inside a PC case, Universal design (supports all contemporary platforms), Extremely easy assembly and installation, Simple connection/disconnection and moving around...
Low efficiency for overclocked processors, Noisy pump, Noisy fan at high rotation speed, Inconvenient fan rotation speed adjustment, No cooling of the area around the processor socket.
It is a little hard to figure out who might be the potential user of a system like Thermaltake Big Water 760i we have just discussed. These could be the lucky owners of large system cases, like Thermaltake Armor with meshed top ensuring free airflow to...
At $159.99 from Xoxide.com, the Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Liquid Cooling System is a good purchase if you arent nursing an extreme overclock and just want a system whose tubes will stay out of the way. For those of you who need the finest in cooling,...
The Thermaltake Bigwater 760i was by far the easiest liquid cooling system Ive ever installed. Its almost ready to go right out of the box, and needs only two sections of tubing cut to fit and attached at either end. The water block installs just lik...
Price is good, for entry level water cooling users, The retail package is superb, everything is included, The installation process was very simple even for amateur users, It uses only two 5.25 empty spaces to be installed, You can use other water blocks f...
The included fan is too loud even at lowest rotation speed, The control knob regulating the fan speed is at the wrong place, Performance was not so impressive to justify the 150$ that Thermaltake wants in order to buy the product
Abstract: Splish, splash, does your processor need a bath? Thermaltake seems to think so, and today HardwareLogic looks at their Bigwater 760i water cooling kit.
Affordable watercooling solution, Decent performance for its price range, Simple to install, Everything included in the kit to get started, Compact, Can be used with other blocks from Thermaltake
Fan too loud, Front bezel on the test unit did not line up correctly, Control knob mounted inside the case
The Thermaltake Bigwater 760i is decent alternative to other inexpensive watercooling units. At about $150 USD it is about as affordable as a Swiftech or Danger Den basic kit and probably performs on a similar level. The entire unit is simple to instal...
The BigWater 760i appears to be a very solid product and after a month of non-stop usage appears to have none of the weaknesses that plagued previous models. Thermaltake has picked up the pieces with the BigWater 760i and in doing so have developed a w...
