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Thermaltake Releases Several New Pacific DIY Liquid Cooling Products

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Thermaltake, the leading PC DIY premium brand for Cooling, Gaming Gear, and Enthusiast Memory solutions, happily presents the new Pacific PR32-D5 Plus Reservoir & Pump Combo, Pacific W7 Plus CPU Water Block, and Pacific MX1 Plus CPU Water Block.

The Pacific PR32-D5 Plus Reservoir & Pump Combo features a rotary inlet and outlet design that is easy for users to install. The 220 mm long reservoir with a 300ml capacity has twelve high lumen addressable LEDs that can display 16.8 million color RGB spectrum, enabled by the TT RGB Plus software. The high-performance D5 pump can create a high flow system that allows coolant to travel at a faster pace. The new mounting features also enables the Pacific PR32-D5 to be installed to a fan or a radiator so that the users can save more space.



The Pacific W7 Plus CPU Water Block has a transparent upper cover design that allows users to show off their coolant while providing stunning RGB illuminant effects. Pacific W7 CPU Water Block's specially machined copper base has a perfect mirror finish with anti-corrosive nickel plating that provides exceptional heat transfer and anti-corrosion protection for the most demanding use conditions. It features a built-in temperature sensor that will pick up the temperature from the passing coolant and transmits the signal to the TT RGB Plus software, which controls the twelve high lumen addressable LEDs. The Pacific W7 Plus supports Intel and AMD universal brackets.

Inspired by an All-in-One water block, the Pacific MX1 Plus CPU Water Block has a higher water block top cover, which helps display the lighting in a different depth over the CPU. Just like the Pacific W7 Plus, the Pacific MX1 Plus CPU Water Block also has a specially machined copper base that has a perfect mirror finish with anti-corrosive nickel plating that provides exceptional heat transfer and anti-corrosion protection for the most demanding use conditions. It features a built-in temperature sensor that will pick up the temperature from the passing coolant and transmits the signal to the TT RGB Plus software, which controls the twelve high lumen addressable LEDs. The Pacific MX1 Plus also supports Intel and AMD universal brackets.

Features of the Pacific PR32-D5 Plus Reservoir & Pump Combo, Pacific W7 Plus CPU Water Block, and Pacific MX1 Plus CPU Water Block:
TT RGB Plus Software
Monitor the fan performance, adjust the fan speeds, and customize the lighting effects for Thermaltake Plus RGB liquid cooling products with the patented TT RGB PLUS Software and an exclusively designed mobile app. Choose a function from below and scroll down to read the details.

Temperature sensor built-in (W7 and MX1 Only)
Transmits signal from the built-in temperature sensor to the TT RGB Plus software to monitor the coolant's temperature.

Rotary Inlet and Outlet Design (Pacific PR32-D5 Plus Only)
Two G1/4 port allows users to better connect their water tubes by changing the position that would save up spacing for users while installing their pc.

New Mounting System (Pacific PR32-D5 Plus Only)
Allowing the pump/reservoir to mount with a fan or a radiator so that the users can save more spacing.

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True, but practically EVERY press release I've seen here seems to use the same or very similar language..... as if to say that ANY company that releases ANY product whatsoever is THE industry leading producer of said product......

Yes, it's a healthy attitude/business goal to wanna make everyone believe that you are #1, but its time to fess up folks, there can only be one #1 in each category of products, somebody has to be #2, 3, 4 etc.... thats just a fact of life ..:laugh:..:D

And yes, TT makes some nice stuff, but I would hardly call them THE #1 maker of watercooling parts...
 
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