Testseek.com have collected 41 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Water 3 Ultimate water cooling kit and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Water 3 Ultimate water cooling kit.
December 2014
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The editors liked
Top Performer among CLC system tested
Great Simplistic Design
50% Larger cooling surface compared to popular CLC units.
Build Quality
Top Of The Charts Performance
Thin Radiator (27mm)
Up To Six 120mm Fans In Push & Pull
Easy Installation
Price (For Some)
Awesome cooling performance
Quiet pump
Simple block/pump mounting system
Extremely efficient
Silent when pushing overclocking limits
No more custom software
Push/pull fan setup available.
Very affordable for an enthusiast level liquid cooler
Very good liquid cooling performance
Very quiet at stock PWM operation
Easy to set up
PWM fans perfect for full control
3 Year Warranty
Strongest performing AIO we have tested yet
Easy installation
Exceptionally quiet
Spot on price point
The editors didn't like
Fans Loud at Full Speed
No Control Software
Long Radiator
Large radiator can be difficult to mount
Noisy fans
Coolant lines too short
One trick pony.
Not compatible with all cases
Short tubing might not allow front mount in some cases
Fan screws can be overtightened and cause radiator damage
Published: 2014-09-26, Author: Eric , review by: futurelooks.com
Very affordable for an enthusiast level liquid cooler, Very good liquid cooling performance, Very quiet at stock PWM operation, Easy to set up, PWM fans perfect for full control, 3 Year Warranty
Not compatible with all cases, Short tubing might not allow front mount in some cases
So the question is, after all this testing is, is the Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate really “ultimate”?During any desktop project, the Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate was pleasantly quiet and kept the hottest Intel Core i7-5960X 8-core processor surprising...
Top Performer among CLC system tested, Great Simplistic Design, 50% Larger cooling surface compared to popular CLC units.
Fans Loud at Full Speed
While Thermaltake did take a leap forward in providing the first 360mm radiator CLC system in the market, in our eyes... this is still an Asetek unit so there isn't any big innovation here. However, because its performance being the king of the hill on...
Strongest performing AIO we have tested yet, Easy installation, Exceptionally quiet, Spot on price point
Fan screws can be overtightened and cause radiator damage
We started out this review wondering if Thermaltake had what it took to create a go to performance AIO cooler. A cooler that you wouldn't hesitate to recommend as the best of the best. And while things started out a little shaky in the install department...
Extremely efficient, Silent when pushing overclocking limits, No more custom software, Push/pull fan setup available.
Coolant lines too short, One trick pony.
As I mentioned before, there wasn't a whole lot that I could find at fault with the Water 3.0 Ultimate, which is currently etailing for $139.99. This may seem like a premium price, but it is in fact somewhat reasonable. Just to water cool a CPU with a h...
Published: 2014-09-15, Author: George , review by: hitechlegion.com
OK, so I freely admit I made a mistake going into this review. I saw the standard Asetek Pump, block and 24 fpi aluminum rad and gave it a big yawn. I also responded in our own forums to someone stating that they were looking forward to a review of the ...
Impressive performance, Ease of installation, Tolerable fan noise, RAM slots and fan headers are accessible
Case size consideration (needs support for a 360mm radiator)
All-In-One coolers have come a long way. They are affordable, convenient, reliable, and come in a variety of sizes and capacities. Thermaltake once again hits the mark with a top-notch cooler. It is large, it is capable, and it is not for the meek. What I...
Published: 2014-10-17, Author: Benjamin , review by: Bcchardware.com
Abstract: Provided By: Noctua, NZXT, Thermaltake Today we are taking a look at a bunch of coolers from a few different companies and putting them up against each other in a massive cooler showdown. In this article we'll briefly cover each cooler that is going in...
Published: 2014-07-31, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
Thermaltake proves that sometimes it is much better to be first once again. In short, the Water 3.0 Ultimate is the end all be all if you are looking for the most efficiency of any AIO we have tested. Of course, most others tested were 240mm systems, but...
Published: 2015-06-04, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Abstract: Indeed the Thermaltake Suppressor F51 is delivered as a quiet case with loads of sound deadening but if you pull out various drive towers and open some vents you effectively end up with the Fractal Design Define S with the addition of air filtering. This...
