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Thermaltake ProWater 880i

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Hey guys,I was looking about on the internet the other day and I came across this. Thermaltake ProWater 880i. Just wondering what you guys think of it, since I never even knew it existed until now. Just out of interest, how would it perform vs the Noctua NH-D14? Better? Worse? Im talking at max performance on an OCd i7.Cheers

Hey guys,I was looking about on the internet the other day and I came across this. Thermaltake ProWater 880i. Just wondering what you guys think of it, since I never even knew it existed until now. Just out of interest, how would it perform vs the Noctua NH-D14? Better? Worse? Im talking at max performance on an OCd i7.Cheers
Hi Chris,For sometime I owned a Thermaltake BigWater 780e and I must say that I was very impressed by its performance...Looking at the ProWater 880i I think is safe to say that the performance should be greater by the following reasons:1. The radiator is outside the case which improves heat transfer.2. Opposed to the 780e 120mm radiator, the 880i has a 240mm radiator.3. The pump and reservoir are outside the case so manteinance and refilling should be easier.Those were the upsides.... Now the downside... With a 240mm radiator you can't cool an overclocked CPU and a GTX480 in the same loop effectively... Maybe a 360mm radiator will do the trick...The ProWater 880i looks like a good idea... all liquid cooling solutions that I had (pump, reservoir, coolant, hoses, and some cpu waterblocks) were from Thermaltake and after nearly 3 years I have no complains...Liquid cooling in general is always more effective than air cooling in terms of noise and heat...Dexter

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That's what I thought, but it not always as good. For example corsairs H50 & H70, although water cooling systems, are still beaten by the likes of the noctua NH-D14 and the cooler master V10. I'm not looking to buy one, just interested in it's performance for future reference.

....and the cooler master V10....
The V10 has only managed to beat the stock Intel cooler and a few of the cheapest ones. It's nowhere as good as the price and size suggest.

The Noctua nh-d14 is only about 5C cooler than the H50 not a big differnce.

Not under full load it isn't. Beats it by about 15C

Not under full load it isn't. Beats it by about 15C
Actually with a i7-930 at 4GHz under prime95 5-7C is the difference.

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