Thermaltake Pacific C240 Ddc Res/Pump 5V Motherboard Sync Copper Radiator PETG Hard Tube Water Cooling Kit CL-W242-CU12SW-A
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Style: Hard Tube
Size: 240mm Radiator
Features
- All included - the C240 hard tube Kit contains a CPU water block pump/reservoir radiator fans fittings tubing and coolant which are components necessary to complete a CPU water cooling loop
- Slim copper radiator - the C240 is engineered with 12 copper flat tubes and 17 fins per Inch This radiator's 27mm thick design assures fitment compatibility with most form Factor chassis Do not use tap water or distilled water as your coolant it may harm your loop and reduce performance
- C-pro fittings - build like a Pro with a new take on compression fittings Engineered with four Built in O-rings to provide maximum leak prevention and a secured compression seal
- Exclusive components - W4 a RGB Edition water block T1000 pure Clear Coolant and a new pr15-ddc pump/reservoir combo
Description
Dimension: 520 (L) x 200 (W) x 232 (H)Compatibility:Intel LGA 2066/2011/1366/1156/1155/1151/1150/775AMD AM4/FM2/FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2(CPU Socket)Components Dimension: Pump & Reservoir: 86.54 (L) x 62 (W) x 140.1 (H) mm Copper Radiator: 29.5 (H) x 119 (W) x 279 (L) mmTube Dimension: OD : 16mm, ID : 12mmFan Spec:PWM 500~1500 RPM ,( ARGB Controller or 5V MB ARGB Sync )Coolant: T1000 Coolant Pure ClearKit Contents:CPU Water Block - Pacific W4 ARGB CPU Water Block x1 Pump/Reservoir - Pacific PR15-DDC Pump/Reservoir Combo x1 Copper Radiator - Pacific C240 Radiator 29.5 (H) x 119 (W) x 279 (L) mm x1 ARGB Fan - Pure 12 ARGB Sync Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition x2 - ARGB LED Controller Fittings - Pacific C-Pro G14 PETG 16mm OD Compression - Black x6 - Pacific G1/4 90 Degree Adapter - Black x2 Coolant - Thermaltake T1000 Coolant Pure Clear x1 Tube - V-Tubler PETG Tube 16mm OD 500mm x 8 Accessory - Intel and AMD Universal Backplated & Mounting Kit - 24pin ATX Bridge Tool x1 - Thermaltake Thermal Grease x1 - Silicone insert x1
Product Dimensions: 20.71"L x 16.1"W x 9.61"H
Brand: Thermaltake
Voltage: 5 Volts
Wattage: 2.4 watts
Cooling Method: Water
Compatible Devices: Radiator
Material: Copper
Maximum Rotational Speed: 1500 RPM
Product Dimensions: 20.71"L x 16.1"W x 9.61"H
Brand: Thermaltake
Voltage: 5 Volts
Wattage: 2.4 watts
Cooling Method: Water
Compatible Devices: Radiator
Material: Copper
Maximum Rotational Speed: 1500 RPM
Item model number: CL-W242-CU12SW-A
Item Weight: 10.34 pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 20.71 x 16.1 x 9.61 inches
Manufacturer: Thermaltake
Country of Origin: Taiwan
Date First Available: March 25, 2019
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Style: Hard Tube
Size: 240mm Radiator
This was my first custom hard loop liquid cooling kit. My last one was a custom Danger Den flexible tube loop back in 2004. This kit does take some skill in measuring and estimating and definitely does not come with everything you need. You will also need a cutting tool, trimming/deburring tool, and a crap load of Youtube videos, and a metric tonne of patience. That said, I still have 4 of the 8 hard tubes left, so I don't think I did too bad. I'm considering adding a second 240mm Rad to help drop the 30C coolant temps I'm seeing on my i9-9900K. Just take it slow, use soapy water on the silicone insert, heat evenly and much wider than you think you need, and go SLOW! Practice with one tube until you get it down, then use the remaining for your system.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2019 by B. Gill
Style: Hard Tube
Size: 360mm Radiator MAX
Where to start? I am a total beginner to building computers but I finally decided to put down the money to build my dream PC and I knew I wanted to water cool it. I use a Thermaltake Core P3 Case and I figured that I would want to find a Thermaltake water cooling kit to match it. I looked around on Youtube to see what people were using but I couldn't find anything on this specific case so I decided to gamble and give it a try. Out of the box, everything was neatly packed with plenty of foam and nothing was damaged or scratched. The fans are beautiful and the radiator is awesome. The CPU block works great and all the fittings have not let a leak through yet! (and they are even installed incorrectly on the PETG tubing but they are so good that they still work) I really cannot stress enough how quiet the pump is and there is a helpful little dial on the bottom that adjusts the speed of the water flow. I found that at the lowest speed, I can easily cool a Ryzen 9 3900x with no issues. Some helpful tips that I wish I knew: Order this with bend guides, extra PETG 5/8 tubing, and a pipe cutter - you'll need them all if you want to be able to use this kit. With those items combined, it's like an extra $50 but you can't do it without them! Another thing: I ordered a GPU water block to cool my 2080ti and I thought I would need extra fittings but this kit comes with enough so you don't have to order any! And even on the lowest speed, the pump and the radiator are able to cool an overclocked GPU and CPU without any issues and they will never bottleneck due to thermal overload. 10/10 I will be buying this kit again for my next build.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2020 by Josh McEwen Josh McEwen
Style: Hard Tube
Size: 360mm Radiator MAX
I purchased this for a new Covid inspired Ryzen build back in May, I'll list the specs at the bottom. I've used closed loop systems before and liked the idea of a going a little bit over the top this time around and do a custom loop. I settled on this system partially because I had already gotten a Thermaltake case and this would easily fit in it, it's huge and weighs a ton. It makes me think they designed the case with this kit in mind, it fits that well together. I also really liked the pump that this came with more than the others I was finding mostly, and with the kit I didn't really have to worry about fudging a fitting on the order only to realize it later. I also picked up the Thermaltake hard tube tool kit while I was at it, which came in handy. The radiator is of decent quality and is way deeper than you think, small cases might struggle with this. CPU waterblock was of fantastic quality, it really feels and looks the part. Fittings are good quality and easy to use . Pump is SUBSTANTIAL in size, really didn't realize that going in as it's almost the length of my forearm, but of excellent quality. Fans are super quiet and the RGB is bright. The RGB control boxes are cheap and super finicky. The tubing is a little cheap but works well, heat gun needed or I suppose a blow dryer would work. There is a silicon cylinder to help you form the tubs to how you want them however there is not a cutting mechanism included, if you have a pipe cutter this doesn't matter as it works just fine. Machined parts were of good quality with one exception. One of the barrel fasteners for the cpu mounting bracket had bad threads and couldn't be used. I contacted thermaltake and got an RMA response in about 3 days, they said they would just send me a the small part since there was no need to send the whole kit back. I got it about 2 weeks later. Not great but it wasn't the RMA dept's fault, things seem to languish in shipping as I will come to find out. Alright 2.5 weeks later I get to restarting to build again and it was a breeze. Everything mounted fine, and once you get the hang of how you want to do the tubes it's a breeze. Admittedly I don't have perfect square angles but eh good enough, it's getting redone once I have a new GPU and waterblock to match. Everything is hooked up and the I ran distilled water through the loop for a day to watch for leaks, none. Ok maiden voyage time. It all works and is whisper quiet, looks great. I should note the pump does have settings if you want or need to up the flow, and it still stays quiet. A week later, some of the RGBs on the fans and panel aren't working anymore, started as intermittent then just stopped entirely. Lots of testing and it's definitely one of the 2 RGB control boxes I have inside the case. I send the info to Thermaltake's customer service and get a response, only 2 days this time, that they would tend to agree with me and will be sending out a new control box immediately. Again 2 weeks go by, each time I get the RMA approval very quickly but the item takes for ever to ship it seems. Going on 5 months later, I'm quite happy with the system. It's super quiet and runs very cool, it's only doing the cpu for now so this should go without saying. I've changed out the liquid once already just for the sake of it, I highly recommend you get a couple extra parts to put in a drain valve as it makes this sooooooo much easier. The TT RGB software is drech but works for the most part, it can get really finicky after sleep cycles. If if had to do it again I might go with a smaller radiator and pump, these are almost comically large. I really like the look of the system laying horizontally without any of the RGB running as it looks like some crazy high end stereo gear. But I worry that the weight of the pump will slowly pull it into the fans so I keep it vertical most of the time. TLDR; If you would rather grab it all from one place and everything match right then slowly piece together a system that as you might not be able to get the part you want at the time you want, this is the kit for you. Watch for some minor quality control issues but Thermaltake is pretty good about replacing stuff, even if their shipping department doesn't seem to care much. It's pretty, it's quiet, and it was easy. What's not to love. Rzyen 3900X, MSI MEG x570 ACE MB, 32GB Trident Neo Z RAM, 2x 1TB Sabrent PCIE 4.0 M.2 SSD, EVGA 1080 GTX, Seasonic 850w Focus Power Supply, Thermaltake Core P3 case.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2020 by M. J. Williams M. J. Williams
Style: Soft Tube
Size: 360mm Radiator
tl;dr: Not worth it, while everything was working the reservoir itself leaked and then eventually the pump died. It was mostly very simple to install this. The instructions were the bare-minimum for what I'd call acceptable, but covered everything except one of the cables on the pump which I needed to find a video for. The packaging separated things out nicely (although perhaps using a bit too many plastic bags), and everything you need is included (at least in the soft tubing version). There was enough fluid included to fill the loop even when using the entire length of tubing, with enough left over to refill the reservoir a little more than half-way to account for evaporation / leaks. For a little over two weeks this seemed to be working perfectly, keeping my CPU cool despite a heat wave. After that, though, I noticed the reservoir level going down despite there being no leaks in any other connections. After moving the reservoir I noticed there was a puddle directly under it, and after wrapping it in paper towels, I found there was a leak in the reservoir itself. While this would have been a problem in-and-of-itself, the pump just entirely failed a day later making it a moot point. After disassembling everything to return it, I saw that where the leak had made a puddle the paint in my case was being eaten resulting in an area of discoloration that's either peeling or completely flaked off already.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2022 by Caleb