Swiftech to unveil new H220 all-in-one CPU cooler during CES 2013

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Originally Posted by Nickel020

Your production guys must be really proud of this, getting this kind of a kit out at this price is a serious feat!

You said the waterblock is basically the same as the Apogee Drive II, does that mean you could swap out the pump for a DDC to make it a ADII if you wanted to upgrade the whole loop? Will you ever release that pump separately?

Is evaporation of the coolant a problem? I would have thought that might become a problem with big diameter regular watercooling tubing. Or are you using some kind of foam in the res to "soak" up air like I've seen in other AIO kits?


Also, I just saw you're located in Long Beach! I'll be visiting some friends there from early to mid-February, is it possible to drop by your offices to chat a little and pick up some stuff?

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Yes it's basically the same as APD2, though the internal of the mid-housing part is slightly different due to the different design of the pump so there is no way to put an MCP35X without also changing the mid-housing. Among other things, we are using thick wall tubing to reduce evaporation through the tubes.

Hey gabe, do you think one of these will cool a 15 core IB xeon running at 4400MHz?
If so, interested in helping sponsor a mega build with two of these bad boys? :D

Movieman: imho overclock/voltage will rise more total TDP of those cpus then such big core count for them :), and as they very probably will be used on some server boards, there is big chance to have very limited overclock options and as result not rise enough TDP to that of very common but highly o/c-ed desktop cpus.

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Originally Posted by Church

Movieman: imho overclock/voltage will rise more total TDP of those cpus then such big core count for them :), and as they very probably will be used on some server boards, there is big chance to have very limited overclock options and as result not rise enough TDP to that of very common but highly o/c-ed desktop cpus.

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We will see I guess..It's not what you get to, it's the adventure of seeing what the limits are! :D

If anyone missed it (like me) Overclockers has had a review up for a few days:
http://www.overclockers.com/swiftech...-cooler-review

Unfortunately, the data for the Noctua NH-D14 and the Corsair H100i was collected on a different system/CPU. But they have nice photos of the internals!

FYI,
Just getting started on my "living" review. I have finished the unboxing and phase 1 installation and working on starting in on phase 1 testing.

http://martinsliquidlab.org/2013/01/...cooling-kit/1/

http://martinsliquidlab.files.wordpr...pg?w=614&h=410

Great to hear Martin...can't wait for that.

Hi stephenswiftech, gabe

When can we expect H320 all in one kit and what price tag will it be aveliable for?
Btw. do you plan to release 140mm version of AIO set and if so when can we expect it ?

cheers

no ETA or pricing on other form factors but we are indeed working on them.

Thanks

I am getting a Thermaltake water 2 exteme to compare to my Noctua NH-D14 today and then will get this new one too so I cant wait to get it as it looks good.

Hi stephen, i have a quick question for you, beside the radiator that the unit comes with, do you have an smaller size option for the second rad. My case can't fit 2 of those. Btw what brand of vga cooler have you try on this system. Thanks in advance.

Your buying/getting that as something to do a test on?

LOL.

Anandtech review: http://www.anandtech.com/show/6716/c...and-swiftech/4

I can answer your question about adding a second radiator. If you look on our website we sell a 120mm version in either the QP or the XP variety. The QP is meant for quiet performance and the XP is meant for extreme performance. You'll notice that the fins on the QP are spaced farther apart for lower speed fans and the XP has them spaced closer together for higher speed fans. I'm currently working as a member of Swiftech's Customer Support Team and I'd be happy to answer any further questions that you might have about our products.

Thanks for all the info, hopefully you guys will have videos on how to expand the system in the near future.

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Thanks for all the info, hopefully you guys will have videos on how to expand the system in the near future.

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We are looking to have one for expanding this kit. It might be done by a reviewer that we'll select for this purpose. As of right now we don't have anything concrete yet, but we do have plans to have some kind of video guide that will explain how to expand the kit. Thanks for the question.

any performance results using an AMD FX chip 8150 or 8350?

Looks great and good price too. I would defiantly buy that over any other AIO.

Will this fit mounted to the top of my HAF912?

I dunno Bill, have you researched if it will fit?

Have you done anything but post this question?

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Originally Posted by Conumdrum

I dunno Bill, have you researched if it will fit?

Have you done anything but post this question?

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Just being lazy and asking?:yepp:

I don't think it will. It doesn't have the same large top like the haf932, unless you want to mount externally and drill some holes.

The wait is over , head over and check out my teaser preview of the Swiftech H220 all in one liquid cooling kit upgraded with a MCW-82 7900 water block on the same loop.

check it out here : http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...-point-of-view.

linus did a review

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVNuN0UcYUQ

aftermarket fans help

Will there be a single radiator 120mm version? Have a small case so a dual 120mm rad will not be ideal.