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 thermal performance, Professional, quality design, Easy installation, Universal waterblock with advanced cooling technology, Nonspill quick connectors, Blue LED light visible through front grill,
Length longer than standard drive bay depth, Requires minor modifications for cases with long drive bay rails, Fan speed control within case, not on front panel
The Bigwater 760i is well designed and easy to install. Due to the size of the system, some may encounter issues with it fitting within their case, although most with full towers should not have a problem. I consider the mounting groove issue which I e...
Easy Install, Complete Kit, Decent Cooling, Small Interior Case Footprint, Coolness Factor
Price
The Bigwater 760i being a single radiator system did a fine job at keeping the E2180 within operational limits. Keep in mind the testing was done under full load and the latter results were from Over Clocking a CPU known to be one of the hottest out t...
Easy installation, Perfect for beginners, Complete water cooling kit, Affordable, Can be used with select Thermaltake VGA coolers
User Manual not completely accurate, Main unit doesnt fit all cases, Internal fan controller
While the Bigwater 760i is probably not something a water cooling guru would purchase it would still passes as a very attractive cooling system for someone looking to first start out with water cooling. Since this was my first time ever using water co...
Abstract: Despite the factory defect that caused about $175 in damage to my machine, I actually think that this is a pretty decent liquid cooling device. If you get one without the leaky fitting (or if you take precautions against leaks somehow), youll find th...
Overall, the is one efficient compact liquid cooling system. Not only does it integrate nicely in to your chassis, itll also compliment most any system you want to assemble. Thermaltake took the time to preassemble some things and make the installati...
Easy to install, Space saving design, Good performance
Internal fan speed controller, Performance only slightly better than highend air coolers
Thermaltake continues to make it easier and easier to get into liquid cooling with the Bigwater 760i. Instead of crowding other areas of the case, this system utilizes two unused 5 ¼ drive bays to house the radiator, pump and reservoir, keeping it ou...
Abstract: Having recently visited a local computer store, yours truly witnessed an amusing incident. One customer (a big guy) engaged practically all managers in the hall - he was boisterously ordering a computer of custom configuration, discussing every detail....
LED Fan, Allows new users to learn about water cooling
Loud pump & fan, Expensive, Long installation process, Performance marginally better than stock cooler
The Bigwater from 760i is one of those kits that has a lot of potential but doesnt realize that potential at the end of the day. For starters, why would I want to keep opening up my case to adjust the fan speed? I also dont agree with the placement ...
Excellent thermal performance, Elegant, integrated design, Solid engineering, Its water-cooling!,
Not silent, Motherboard must be removed to install/remove, Doesnt outperform the best air-cooling
Thermaltakes BigWater 760i is an intriguing product on a number of levels. It offers the simplicity of external water-cooling systems, but in a design that can be internally mounted. I personally know more than one enthusiast with extra 5.25" drive b...
