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[SOLVED] Swiftech MCW82 GPU Block doubt
Hi all,
I finally acquired the MCW82 GPU block and i have a doubt.
Swiftech is not telling which one of the barbs is inlet/outlet, guess both can work the same way ... though that, i tried for more than an hour to find any kind of official information/experience but nothing, "most valuable" thing is i read in some customer review that placing the inlet in the left (long) side is the way to make it not as restrictive as it can be, he says to blow from air both sides to test it and see the difference, i tested it but i wasn't able to appreciate really diffs with the air; only thing is the air was going more cold (but it could be an illusion) if i blew from the long side, but infact there is no official documentation. Thing is for my tube management the best it will be connecting the inlet to the short side.
Anyone with the same block can share its setup? I want less restriction as possible as i'm gonna use an Apogee XT rev2 in the same loop.
Thanks in advance
Hi all,
I finally acquired the MCW82 GPU block and i have a doubt.
Swiftech is not telling which one of the barbs is inlet/outlet, guess both can work the same way ... though that, i tried for more than an hour to find any kind of official information/experience but nothing, "most valuable" thing is i read in some customer review that placing the inlet in the left (long) side is the way to make it not as restrictive as it can be, he says to blow from air both sides to test it and see the difference, i tested it but i wasn't able to appreciate really diffs with the air; only thing is the air was going more cold (but it could be an illusion) if i blew from the long side, but infact there is no official documentation. Thing is for my tube management the best it will be connecting the inlet to the short side.
Anyone with the same block can share its setup? I want less restriction as possible as i'm gonna use an Apogee XT rev2 in the same loop.
Thanks in advance
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