Thermaltake Symphony
Inside Symphony
Contents
Symphony uses two 12 V pumps with a pumping capacity of 23.78 gallons per hour (90 liters/hour) and a reservoir.
Figure 4: Thermaltake Symphony from inside.
Figure 5: The other side of the radiator.
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