Hello how are you sir I am Lebanese and I have been working in this profession for 9 years and I would like to work with you. Can you help me? This is my number +96170591853
Main problem I see is all the aluminum used. You could make the best designed rad out there but as long as you keep making them out of the wrong material, you're not going take the market by storm.
madmat2001 whats wrong with aluminum.. cars have been using aluminum radiators.. with iron blocks aka dissimular metals for decades... you stupid nerd.. Use a premixed coolant or 50.50 antifreeze and itll be fine
Are the tubs themselves copper, aluminum or brass, that wasn't specified or I missed it, I saw they were silver in color but that could just be some led coating. Also are the finished products being sent out for anodizing to make them black? Thanks.
i want to test in high temperature ambient because another country ambient is about 35-40 degree Celsius PS: is your radiator design to prevent dust stick to radiator?
+Lee .... hahaha I caught that also. I also caught that fact that they were building a automobile rad in the background. They contract with that company to build their rad. Still it is a nice product.
Special anticorrosive you ned for any copper aluminium bild !!!!. It is not good to mix these two . Sory baad choice if this was a copper and brass radiator then I would suggest for PC bild. I will not miscalculated it is made from aluminum .
You know everyone keeps saying "aluminum bad corrosion bla bla bla" If that was the case, why would thermaltake rent/buy this huge facility and employ all these workers to make their rads? I feel like people would not buy them if it were the case... I bet its not nearly as big an issue as people make it out to be.
I've been looking all day for a single picture of a thermaltake rad/block corroded, and found none. Some say it did after a few years. I can easily change blocks/rads after few years
For a whole system... a few years is not that long, for single part running constantly, its a long time I agree. Just got to make sure you use a pre made coolant with inhibitors for aluminum. People try to do this with water and copper sulfate... of course its going to galvanize.
exactly. People who say that using mixed metals for liquid cooling A) either did it wrong, or B) have never done it, and are afraid to and will only feed themselves the stories that other people hear without experience. I've used the same radiator for 5 years on mixed metal. the only reason why i stopped, is because i ran out of coolant. and wanted to go back a fan configuration like push-pull. Now that upgraded to a Threadripper, i went back to a Thermaltake AIO. sadly, only a 240, because my case can't fit anything higher.
because it isnt.. only if you use plain water... Cars use aluminum rads with iron blocks... that can cause issues if you use normal water... But eith antifreeze lile propelyne glycol its fine.. use a premixed coolant and youll habe 0 issues
used mixed metal solutions for years, never had a single issue. why? because mixed metals doesn't matter as long as you use the proper type of cooling MADE for it.
Fucking nerd...Cars use aluminum radiators... Do you see them having issues ? no because cars use proper coolant to protect with disimilar metals.. Same exact thing goes for computers.. use a premixed coolant with corrosion inhibitors and itll be fine. Learn more about how shit works before you repeat stuff from other idiots
whats with you cry babies and aluminum radiators... I work on cars.. and they have been using iron. copper aluminum parts all mixed with the cooling system and they run just fine if you maintain the cooling system.. If youre that worried about aluminum and a copper block use some propelyne glycol aka snti freeze.. it wont hurt plexiglass ad itll be just fine in your loop. You damn hipster nerds are frustrating.... And yes ive been watercooling and building pcs for 20 years... Aluminum is fine.. just use a proper coolant to prevent corrosion..
would absolutely love it if you did more of these videos, they are awesome :D Love you Thermaltake
Agreed but they have a lot of secret proprietary manufacturing so as to not give any competitive info to the likes of Lan LI, Cooler Master or NZXT
Needs to be All Copper&Brass end tanks or brass Screw holes for G1/4 if I were to buy Thermaltake Radiator
Hello how are you sir I am Lebanese and I have been working in this profession for 9 years and I would like to work with you. Can you help me? This is my number +96170591853
Main problem I see is all the aluminum used. You could make the best designed rad out there but as long as you keep making them out of the wrong material, you're not going take the market by storm.
madmat2001 whats wrong with aluminum.. cars have been using aluminum radiators.. with iron blocks aka dissimular metals for decades... you stupid nerd.. Use a premixed coolant or 50.50 antifreeze and itll be fine
Awesome Shannon.....I never saw this process.......loads of info...........THX
Thank You Thermaltake! Let's see a tour of one of your great PC case factories too!Thank you for making great cooling & PC cases !!! :-)
Quality.Labor! and the perfect units... Thats why we chose Thermaltake...Thank you!
When is the Pacific V-GTX 10 Series Founders Edition Transparent going to come out? I check Amazon they had nothing on the water block.
That was actually pretty interesting.
Awesome! Glad to see this bts.
Thermaltake making some good moves, keep up the good work!!
Are the tubs themselves copper, aluminum or brass, that wasn't specified or I missed it, I saw they were silver in color but that could just be some led coating. Also are the finished products being sent out for anodizing to make them black? Thanks.
HardOCP sent me here, great video!!
Interesting video !
i want to test in high temperature ambient because another country ambient is about 35-40 degree Celsius
PS: is your radiator design to prevent dust stick to radiator?
a normal pc loop can run as mutch as 40 C. so you do not go any colder than that?? i ask you wy not pass a lower temp or a socket cooler?
hey Man you Lied at 1:25 you said it gets cut out by hand she not cuting nothing just stacking it.
+Lee .... hahaha I caught that also. I also caught that fact that they were building a automobile rad in the background. They contract with that company to build their rad. Still it is a nice product.
We have all the machines for this computer cooler
thank you for the interesting video!
wow ... thats i why i buy this radiator my my water cooling system in my pc
moar tt factories please!!!
super intéressant
I really learned alot
Special anticorrosive you ned for any copper aluminium bild !!!!. It is not good to mix these two . Sory baad choice if this was a copper and brass radiator then I would suggest for PC bild. I will not miscalculated it is made from aluminum .
Awesome :)
Aluminum in a custom loop=BAD
aluminum+copper+brass= bad
i think pure metal is good lol
4:20 Braze it
I guess it's somewhere in the china....)))
You know everyone keeps saying "aluminum bad corrosion bla bla bla" If that was the case, why would thermaltake rent/buy this huge facility and employ all these workers to make their rads? I feel like people would not buy them if it were the case... I bet its not nearly as big an issue as people make it out to be.
I've been looking all day for a single picture of a thermaltake rad/block corroded, and found none. Some say it did after a few years. I can easily change blocks/rads after few years
For a whole system... a few years is not that long, for single part running constantly, its a long time I agree. Just got to make sure you use a pre made coolant with inhibitors for aluminum. People try to do this with water and copper sulfate... of course its going to galvanize.
exactly. People who say that using mixed metals for liquid cooling A) either did it wrong, or B) have never done it, and are afraid to and will only feed themselves the stories that other people hear without experience. I've used the same radiator for 5 years on mixed metal. the only reason why i stopped, is because i ran out of coolant. and wanted to go back a fan configuration like push-pull. Now that upgraded to a Threadripper, i went back to a Thermaltake AIO. sadly, only a 240, because my case can't fit anything higher.
because it isnt.. only if you use plain water... Cars use aluminum rads with iron blocks... that can cause issues if you use normal water... But eith antifreeze lile propelyne glycol its fine.. use a premixed coolant and youll habe 0 issues
I prefer pay extra $20~$40 for all copper but not aluminium !!!
Aluminium radiator = fail...
used mixed metal solutions for years, never had a single issue. why? because mixed metals doesn't matter as long as you use the proper type of cooling MADE for it.
Fucking nerd...Cars use aluminum radiators... Do you see them having issues ? no because cars use proper coolant to protect with disimilar metals.. Same exact thing goes for computers.. use a premixed coolant with corrosion inhibitors and itll be fine.
Learn more about how shit works before you repeat stuff from other idiots
whats with you cry babies and aluminum radiators... I work on cars.. and they have been using iron. copper aluminum parts all mixed with the cooling system and they run just fine if you maintain the cooling system.. If youre that worried about aluminum and a copper block use some propelyne glycol aka snti freeze.. it wont hurt plexiglass ad itll be just fine in your loop.
You damn hipster nerds are frustrating.... And yes ive been watercooling and building pcs for 20 years... Aluminum is fine.. just use a proper coolant to prevent corrosion..
Why not use copper, better heat transfer.