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Titan TWC-A04 Water Cooled Heatsink System Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 09/02/2004 05:05 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
A1 Electronics take a look at the Titan TWC-A04 water cooled heatsink system
Today we review what sort of improvement we can get from the super Titan TWC-A04 water cooled heatsink system for both AMD Intel processors.
From our earlier review of the Titan TWC-A04 water cooled heatsink system you will recall that it has a radiator inside its external unit and an additional radiator / fan to fit inside your computer case.
A problem with the Titan TWC-A04 is that it uses a 6 volt water pump as opposed to a slightly more powerful 12 volt pump as used in the Thermaltake Aquarius III system which means that you cannot put much additional water pressure or resistance into the water flow.
And unfortunately there is no room inside the Titan TWC-A04 to fit an additional radiator inside the unit as we were able too with the Thermaltake Aquarius III, so all we were left with was trying different external radiators to see just what extra cooling performance we could get out of this excellent Titan TWC-A04 water cooled heatsink system.
From our earlier review of the Titan TWC-A04 water cooled heatsink system you will recall that it has a radiator inside its external unit and an additional radiator / fan to fit inside your computer case.
A problem with the Titan TWC-A04 is that it uses a 6 volt water pump as opposed to a slightly more powerful 12 volt pump as used in the Thermaltake Aquarius III system which means that you cannot put much additional water pressure or resistance into the water flow.
And unfortunately there is no room inside the Titan TWC-A04 to fit an additional radiator inside the unit as we were able too with the Thermaltake Aquarius III, so all we were left with was trying different external radiators to see just what extra cooling performance we could get out of this excellent Titan TWC-A04 water cooled heatsink system.
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