The US manufacturer Swiftech sells its complete water cooling set under the unmemorable name of H20-8600P for $160 (160 €). The set consists of the CPU water block MCW6000, a radiator with the 80 mm fan MCR80-F1 and the 12 volt pump MCP600. Alongside the fitting material there are hoses with a spiral covering and a few stopcocks. However, where is the equalizing reservoir? One glance into the manual enlightens us: There is none. Instead, the stopcocks are used for filling.
There is no equalizing reservoir, the stopcocks are tuned instead
Plumber by profession? The components supplied by Swiftech almost suggest this
The spiral wound around the hose not only looks good, but it also effectively prevents kinking
Summary
- Cooler Head Is Very Effective
- GlobalWin Silent Stream, Continued
- GlobalWin Silent Stream: Installation - It Could Scarcely Be Any Quicker
- Asetek WaterChill: Much Cooling Power At A Low Price
- Asetek WaterChill: Installation - Simple, But Lengthy
- Asetek WaterChill: Installation, Continued
- Asetek WaterChill: Installation, Continued
- Innovatek Premium XXS: Premium Class
- Innovatek Premium XXS: Installation - Filling In Seconds
- Innovatek Premium XXS: Installation, Continued
- Innovatek Premium XXS: Installation, Continued
- Levicom WaterCube: Eye-catcher
- Levicom WaterCube: Installation - Quickly Done, But Tricky
- Levicom WaterCube: Installation, Continued
- Swiftech H20-8600P: Good For Hobbyists
- Swiftech H20-8600P: Installation - Demanding
- Swiftech H20-8600P: Installation, Continued
- Swiftech H20-8600P: Installation, Continued
- Tiger Electronics Silvretta: Expensive
- Tiger Electronics Silvretta: Installation - Quickly Done
- Tiger Electronics Silvretta: Installation, Continued
- Titan TWC-A04: Outside Or Inside?
- Titan TWC-A04: Installation - Fast
- Titan TWC-A04: Installation, Continued
- Titan TWC-A04: Installation, Continued
- Test Configuration
- Benchmarks
- Conclusion
