There are many ways of cooling your processor. First, there is air-cooling, which is the most common approach. Second, there is Peltier-cooling, which is not commonly used yet because it requires massive power. Third, we have water cooling used extensively by the overclocking and computer enthusiast crowd. Water-cooling has gained popularity and looks to become mainstream soon, for even non-computer geeks have been talking about it lately. PC World mentioned it and if PC World writes about it, you know it’s catching on.

Today I will reviewing the Thermaltake Silent Water and am curious to know what has changed since my Aquarius III review in 2005 and indeed much has changed. Installation and ease of use has really been improved and is worlds apart since the Aquarius III. It no longer is complex as it was in the past.



Link: Modsynergy