How much for TT Big Water ?

almost the same..u better go for TT Big typhoon.

Tt Big Water est Rm400-Rm420
but no stock at the moment
will update u soon..

err what's the price for TT Shark??

when will be stock arrive ?

XP-90 4 forum member Rm210 wawawa.... if i go overclokers paradise how u gonna know im a member ???

no worries.they will know who are u.they are very friendly person.

PS:bigwater sudah sampai?

actualy XP-90 bareheatsink for forum member is RM195 where got RM210..

p/s: very very sorry bro.. not yet coming ..haih..

how much bout the TT Hardcona 13 Front Panel?

Big Water Sampai D Or Not?

hey scott i'm scott too.hehehehe.just jk.yalor when will be the stock sampai le
?

Im sorry...im still waiting for the new stock arrive..
for more info u guys can ask/pm DannyOP.

got sell XP-90C arrr?or able to order arr?

yes XP90C is available in stock.

rocket came in redy..?how much issit selling..?

rocket retails for RM580.

Special price for forum member

looking for Thermaltake iCage 5.25" FanCage.
could it fit with my Coolermaster Centurion V casing?
quote me a price, and when i could have the stock?
please PM me. thnka

Ok, I have prob when installing Big Water SE... Just for info, and the other is asking for help... (the grinding part! I donna want to grind ittttt.. sayangg!)

1. Temperature - First thing, the temperature quite sux. Running at 2.0GHZ w/o OC, the temp is hotty at 55-60 celcius! Confused....
-- Solutions: ABIT and other manufacturers released latest BIOS ROM *.bin files that corrects the temp reading. Now stabil at 35 celcius - 42 celcius (no air cond, rumah kampung punya room temperature 34-37 celcius..) - this problem applied for socket 939.

2. The 120mm radiator didnt fit smartly when installed internally to some type casings (like me, PowerLogic VIPER), but when installed externally, the side panel cannot be inserted la pulak!!!!!

solutions; I have no choice but by forcing the radiator to be installed internally. Maybe by grinding the hooker (the one that looks like a hangar) flat to make the radiator fit into the 120mm fan bay inside..... no other choices! (man, sayang la nak grind benda tu..) Dont forget to make the 120mm fan to be set as EXHAUST FAN.... Or your humidity inside your casing will be quite hot... even you have make 120mm in front and 80mm as exhaust fan.. trust me.. the coolant that bring the cpu heat is quite crazy hot esp when PC is turn around 3 hours and over...


Big Water Cons:
1. The coolant (UV reactive) supplied is only cukup-cukup only (maybe there's around 1 GULP of drinking) left when you pour it inside the coolant bay...

2. The pump sometime gila... make sure to place it correctly..... the higher the reservoir, the better.. (90L per hour maa... quite ok..)

Big Water Pros:
1. Make your PC-litle-little-bit-know friends say 'whoaaaaaa~'
2. Cool liquid flow sound (if you adjust the tube corectly, the higher mini-waterfall' sound will be heard, cool enough for me.
3. OK for intermediate-but-not-super extreme overclockers.


**for high class looks, try TT Rocket.. whoaaaa... suitable with extreme HOME ENTERTAINMENT PC with Surround speakers, it looks cool... But problem will be there if you want to ubah-ubah your casing...

regards...

tested on..
ABIT FATAL1TY AN8 SLi
AMD Athlon 64 +3200 (Winchester) @ 2.0GHz (still virgin.... ringan-ringan saja.. hahhaah)
Xpert Vision GeForce 6600 GT 128Mb DDR2

Haha ! But it will definately fit Thermaltake's casing without any problems .

I think i need no to explain , you can figure out why