Why it's a best pick:
Not a bad cooler to start off with, but don’t expect it to exceed the performance of a good air cooler by much. However, it should be much quieter. The Thermaltake CL-W0175 will only cool your processor. It supports LGA775 and AMD K8/AM2.
Average User Rating:
(2 total reviews)
Great product April 15 2010If you have budget to buy a Liquid Cooling System, so I recommend this. It works fine, the installation is not easier but not too complicated. I bought Th...read full review
It Is What It Is February 01 2010Not much to say. It is what it claims to be, and works as well as a reasonable person should expect. Installation was easy in my open-case design. I would...read full review
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Manufacturer Description: Thermaltake launches a brand new series of DIY liquid cooling systems - the ProWater series. And the first model to be introduced is the new "PW850i" that incorporated the latest production mechanism and technology of the internal liquid cooling world. The P500 Pump used in PW850i has a high water volume of 500L per hour to support the heavy operations of liquid cooling systems. The hard-wearing ceramic bearing further increases the life span of the pump so you will not need to worry about any pump power problems even with extended VGA or memory liquid cooling components in the future. The professionally designed inlet and outlet eliminates possibilities of air blockage. The PW850i also adopts the automotive style radiator with...Read More the Thermaltake exclusive dimple dimpled tubes, DDT technology rather than the traditional ones and the adjustable fan (1300~2400 RPM). CPU heat is transmitted efficiently in this coordinated system environment. Minimize
