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Originally Posted by Zaxbys View Post
From what I have heard getting any water cooling parts from Thermaltake is a no no.
I'll agree with at least one part..

Thermaltake AquaBay Res

The fill port dips below the level of the top of the reservoir making filling extremely frustraiting. (overfills and spills even with a filler tube)

The single bay size makes filling take longer too as you have to fill the res, run the system a few seconds to get coolant into the lines, then stop and fill the res again.

At least with a dual-bay res you can fill it most of the way up and have coolant almost all the way through your system.

Just my opinion.
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Remove the bigwater, reset your OC, put on the stock cooler, and slap yourself directly across the face. Then come back here to do some research on the best ways to cool your CPU.

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