Swiftech Introduces Next Generation of All-in-one (AIO) Liquid Cooling Kits

PP Mguire · Jan 6, 2016

If I was buying a loop it definitely wouldn't be this kit, prestige or not. I just don't see the performance in the review outlined above.

If anything I'd buy that el cheapo custom loop my buddy has. The performance surprised me.

crazyeyesreaper · Jan 6, 2016

yeah well the prestige kit is $214

Typical Swiftech H220x2 non prestige is $140. H110i GTX is $150.

so in terms of actual price Swiftech does offer a kit thats cheaper than the supposedly best AIO on the market.

PP Mguire · Jan 6, 2016

And for cheaper than both apparently this guy cools better** than either system. :roll:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3TR2975632

**
Disclaimer: He's running EK blocks.

crazyeyesreaper · Jan 6, 2016

I wouldnt doubt that it does cool better but swiftech kit is ready out of the box, the Larkool is not thats the difference The Larkooler will save you $10 compared to the same kit for Swiftech literally same kit but prefilled and good to go.

My only question is does the larkooler conform to the intel socket standards? for Haswell etc it didnt matter but for Skylake if it doesn't it could bend the CPU's PCB resulting in a dead chip something to look more into I suppose.

That said the Larkcooler is in the Tweaktown review and it loses by 5'C

bacongood · Jan 6, 2016

By far the most unreliable brand I've ever used. Bought two H220x and both pumps failed within 6 months. Had them 'swiftly' repaired and one more pump failed. I personally couldn't recommend them for their reliability issues. Nice design, poor quality control.

RejZoR · Jan 6, 2016

What AiO uses anything other than copper block and aluminium radiator? I think it's a non issue in real world...

crazyeyesreaper · Jan 6, 2016

Fractal Kelvin = all copper

PP Mguire · Jan 6, 2016

crazyeyesreaper said:
Fractal Kelvin = all copper

I wanted their S36 or whatever before I hopped on a refurb H100 that got RMAd to an H100i (thanks Corsair).

Is there anywhere I can get one in the states?

crazyeyesreaper · Jan 7, 2016

sadly not that I am aware of. I you can blame the Asetek patents for that from what I remember.

Sp33d Junki3 · Jan 7, 2016

PP Mguire said:
And for cheaper than both apparently this guy cools better** than either system.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3TR2975632

**
Disclaimer: He's running EK blocks.

That has aluminum rad.
NO way that would be better Swiftech H220X2 for $140.

That review shows to beat Swiftech the H110 had to run fans at max speed, with 2 of 4 fans.
That would be very loud, while Swiftech would be near silent.

Assimilator · Jan 7, 2016

I have an H105; the cash I saved on that versus a Swiftech unit allowed me to buy four Gentle Typhoons. I'm pretty sure that setup will outperform anything Swiftech can bring, particularly since their AIO coolers are limited to 2 fans.

Sp33d Junki3 · Jan 7, 2016

Assimilator said:
I have an H105; the cash I saved on that versus a Swiftech unit allowed me to buy four Gentle Typhoons. I'm pretty sure that setup will outperform anything Swiftech can bring, particularly since their AIO coolers are limited to 2 fans.

H220-X is not limited by 2 fans, you can add a 3rd on the bottom. You saying AIO will beat custom loops, which these series are anyway.

Hard to believe people think they know watercooling and yet never done it. Just cause they bought these AIO.

The H105 about the same cost as the H220-X
Had H105 with 4x Noctua NF-P12 PWM. Ran the fans around 1000rpm.
When I got my H220-X using same fans but only 2 of them, temps was 3c lower with fans being at 800rpm.
Ambient temps was higher during testing with Swiftech.
Plus the pump was much quieter, and can be controlled.

PP Mguire · Jan 7, 2016

Sp33d Junki3 said:
That has aluminum rad.
NO way that would be better Swiftech H220X2 for $140.

That review shows to beat Swiftech the H110 had to run fans at max speed, with 2 of 4 fans.
That would be very loud, while Swiftech would be near silent.

Copper tubes with aluminum fins.

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Motherboard	eVGA X99 FTW K
Cooling	EK Supremacy EVO, Swiftech MCP50x, Alphacool NeXXos UT60 360, Black Ice GTX 360
Memory	2x16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000MHz
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Mouse	Logitech G502
Keyboard	CODE 10 keyless MX Clears
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Power Supply	Zalman EBT-1000
Mouse	Mionix NAOS 7000
Keyboard	Mionix

System Name	Univac SLI Edition
Processor	Intel Xeon 1650 V3 @ 4.2GHz
Motherboard	eVGA X99 FTW K
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Storage	HyperX Predator 240GB PCI-E, Samsung 850 Pro 512GB
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Case	Phanteks Enthoo Pro M Acrylic Edition
Audio Device(s)	Sound Blaster Z
Power Supply	Thermaltake 1350watt Toughpower Modular
Mouse	Logitech G502
Keyboard	CODE 10 keyless MX Clears
Software	Windows 10 Pro

System Name	Old reliable
Processor	Intel 8700K @ 4.8 GHz
Motherboard	MSI Z370 Gaming Pro Carbon AC
Cooling	Custom Water
Memory	32 GB Crucial Ballistix 3666 MHz
Video Card(s)	MSI GTX 1080 Ti Gaming X
Storage	3x SSDs 2x HDDs
Display(s)	Dell U2412M + Samsung TA350
Case	Thermaltake Core P3 TG
Audio Device(s)	Samson Meteor Mic / Generic 2.1 / KRK KNS 6400 headset
Power Supply	Zalman EBT-1000
Mouse	Mionix NAOS 7000
Keyboard	Mionix

System Name	Old reliable
Processor	Intel 8700K @ 4.8 GHz
Motherboard	MSI Z370 Gaming Pro Carbon AC
Cooling	Custom Water
Memory	32 GB Crucial Ballistix 3666 MHz
Video Card(s)	MSI GTX 1080 Ti Gaming X
Storage	3x SSDs 2x HDDs
Display(s)	Dell U2412M + Samsung TA350
Case	Thermaltake Core P3 TG
Audio Device(s)	Samson Meteor Mic / Generic 2.1 / KRK KNS 6400 headset
Power Supply	Zalman EBT-1000
Mouse	Mionix NAOS 7000
Keyboard	Mionix

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