Swiftech's new products for 2012

Q1 2012!

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Originally Posted by gabe

end of Q1 early q2.

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Thanks for taking the time to answer Gabe but that doesn't really help any because that was already stated by Stephen. I was hoping for something a little bit more defined, like "early March" or "late March". Any chance you could give an answer like this? :hrhr:

as we get closer we should be able to be more precise :D

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Originally Posted by stephenswiftech

Q1 2012!

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Just like Waterlogged, I was hoping for a more refined date but if it isn't available, it isn't available.

I know this is OT,but I have not been long off the phone with Swiftech support. I was lucky enough to speak with Gabe. I must say "super nice guy".

You might see a 35X2 review coming very soon...:D

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Originally Posted by Martinm210

You might see a 35X2 review coming very soon...:D

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:yepp: :up:

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Originally Posted by SoMBrA

Great work gabe!
Will you update the bundle options aswell? For example to add 2 pumps + top to get a better price overall?
Asking because I need to buy pumps also

What about EU availability? Can we expect retailers to have this top within a week? (EU)

Waiting for the drawings... :)

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the drawings have now been added..
http://www.swiftech.org/images/produ...nsionsx600.jpg

@waterlogged et All

140mm rad: I'd say very late March early April

So is there a performance hit for using the "Alternate" inlet? Also, how long are the pmw cables?

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Originally Posted by Utnorris

So is there a performance hit for using the "Alternate" inlet? Also, how long are the pmw cables?

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using only alternate: yes there is more Pressure Drop, because of the add'l 90D turn that the coolant has to make to reach the impeller inlet (just like in the stock 350/355 series). This is specified in the install guide btw to make sure users understand it. Not sure Stephen tested this config to provide exact numbers, but I'm sure Martin will be happy to report his test results ;-)

using both inlets: none obviously

cable length 233mm (http://www.swiftech.com/PWMsplittercable.aspx)

Gabe: are there any mounting screw holes in sides of top, or only ones in pump bases can be used?

Alternate inlet curve will be done as part of my review, no problem...:)

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Originally Posted by churchy

Gabe: are there any mounting screw holes in sides of top, or only ones in pump bases can be used?

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there are 2 holes on each side of the top. those are here to be used with Maelstrom (bay res). I'll post dimension for those tomorrow (a quick reminder if I forget - pretty busy these days :D )

There is the MCP35X2 Bay Adapter (ETA 3-4 weeks)

http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/757...x2bayadapt.jpg

Thanks for the drawings! :)
Need passive coolers for the new toy :D (or maybe active ;)

Nice bay adapter :)

Will there be a MCP35X2 compatible heatsink to cool both pumps?

stephen: are those bay adapters vibration dumpening of any sort?

Looking foward to see the new fans !

ETA?

We should be able to start shipping Helix120 fans at the end of February. :)

If possible I'd like to see an adaptor plate for Apogee XT or Apogee HD to convert it into a GPU cooler for compatible NVIDIA and ATI video cards.

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Originally Posted by stephenswiftech

We should be able to start shipping Helix120 fans at the end of February. :)

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Thanks stephen, would be nice to see some numbers vs GTs

How's the ETA coming along for the full cover blocks on hd7970's?.....Seems stock for blocks from other brands are selling out so fast that getting 4 of them is like winning the lottery...:P

And yes that dual pump will be mine no matter what, just that i'd like to order everything in one shot.

We're expecting the production at the end of this month :)

Any feed back on my idea for making a bracket system to convert the Apogee XT or Apogee HD into a GPU block for GTX 580 / HD7970 ? I think it would only make your products more innovative and wanted by the masses.