Thermaltake presented the Pacific MX1 Plus waterblock which provides liquid cooling for your processors. After the Pacific W7, Thermaltake announces this new gadget during the online presentation in place of the COMPUTEX 2020 event which was canceled.
Why use a liquid cooling system?
The number of transistors in the CPU increases more and more and they switch at a higher and higher frequency. As a result, more heat is dissipated by the microprocessor, causing overheating . This is where the liquid cooling system comes into play, as it allows for more efficient heat exchange compared to air cooling. The liquid circulates through the CPU heatsink and absorbs the heat, which is then dissipated towards the radiator located further behind the cooling circuit.
Since the cooling system is more efficient , users will be able to overclock the CPU. The transistors do not overheat and can work faster without problems. Seasoned overclockers can even make the CPU work twice as hard. In addition, the liquid cooling system helps reduce the noise emitted by the fans of air cooling systems. This is because the fans used on a liquid cooling system do not need to spin very quickly to dissipate heat.
Features of the Pacific MX1 Plus water block
Thermaltake is a brand produced by Thermaltake Technology Co. Ltd. The company was established in 1999 and is known for the production of cooling systems for PCs. One of the latest products announced by the Company is the Waterblock Pacific MX1 Plus . The Company presented it directly online. It is a liquid cooling system. Waterblock Pacific MX1 Plus measures 93.4 x 93.4 x 52.2 mm and weighs 670 g. It is equipped with a 2-pin temperature probe and a control box that can be used with control software such as TT RGB Plus.
Inside, we notice a nickel-coated copper laminated heat sink with fins spaced 0.15 mm apart. Waterblock Pacific MX1 Plus features 12 LEDs and a 3-pin ARGB interface. It can display 16.8 million colors. This cooling system is compatible with sockets AMx, FMx, 775, 115x, 12xx and 1366. The system consumes a power of 2.4 Watts for a nominal input voltage of 5 Volts. The company has not yet revealed the price of the Waterblock Pacific MX1 Plus.
If you want to overclock your PC, this Pacific MX1 Plus waterblock is recommended for you to ensure good CPU cooling.
