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Page 8 of 9 Testing and Performance Testing 
Look at the UV effect from the UV water tube and the attractive blue LED light from the acrylic water block. Performance Test System | Processor | AMD Athlon64 3200+ (2.0GHz) | | Motherboard | Chaintech VNF4-Ultra | | Memory | 2 X 512MB SimpleTech Nitro DDR 500 | | Graphic Card | Chaintech GeForce 6600GT 128MB PCI-E | | Hard Disk | Seagate 80GB SATA NCQ
Seagate 300GB SATA NCQ | | Optical Device | LiteOn 16X SOHW-1693S DVD Writer | | Driver | NVIDIA ForceWare 77.72 | | Operating System | Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 and DirectX 9.0C | Performance | Condition | AMD Stock Cooler | Thermaltake BigWater SE
[Low Fan Speed] | Thermaltake BigWater SE
[High Fan Speed] | | Idle | 38 C | 36 C | 34 C | | Load | 56 C | 48 C | 45 C | For the testing of the BigWater SE, I have been using the latest motherboard temperature monitoring software to record down the CPU temperatures. During the testing of it, the room temperature is around 28 Celsius. The BigWater SE has a wise performance during the Idle and also during the loading. As you can see in the performance table above, The BigWater SE performs well during idle which only at 36 Celsius during the low fan speed from the radiator and 34 Celsius during the high fan speed. As for the loading performance is running Stress Prime 2004 together with 3DMark05 is at 48 Celsius at low fan speed and 45 Celsius at high fan speed.
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