The liquid cooling system comes with Swiftech's new flagship waterblock, the Apogee HD. The waterblock is precision-machined from C110 copper. Thermal design of the cooling engine is characterized by Swiftech's fin/pin matrix composed of 225 µm (0.009") micro structures with two inlet and two outlet ports.
The liquid cooling systems utilizes a patent pending heat exchanger, the MCR 220 Drive Rev3 or MCR 320 Drive Rev3. These feature a built-in reservoir with dual fill-ports and caps, a MCP35X PWM controlled pump, and include two and three 120mm fans, respectively. The units can be purchased without the installed pump, which allow users to use any of Swiftech's MCP3X pumps (MCP350, 355, 35B, 35X).
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Case Compatibility (Internal Installation):
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Make
Model
H2O-220 Edge
H20-320 Edge
Antec
DF85, 1200
Yes
No
Cooler Master
HAF932 (*)
Yes
Yes
Cooler Master
Cosmos S (*)
Yes
Yes
Cooler Master
ATCS 840
Yes
Yes
Cooler Master
CM 690 II
Yes
No
Cooler Master
Stacker 810
Yes
No
Corsair
CC800DW
Yes
Yes
Corsair
CC700DW
Yes
Yes
Lian Li
PC-P80
Yes
No
Lian Li
PC-A77F
Yes
Yes
Mountainmods
Most Models (*)
Yes
Yes
NZXT
Tempest (*)
Yes
No
NZXT
Phantom (*)
Yes
No
Silverstone
Raven RV01, RV02 (*)
Yes
No
Silverstone
TJ09 , TJ010 (*)
Yes
No
Thermaltake
Armor LCS
Yes
No
Swiftech's coolers provide support for Intel sockets out of the box (including LGA 2011), and can be hooked up to AMD chips via a mounting kit that is provided free of charge upon request.
The H2O-x20 Edge HD kits are shipping now to Swiftech dealers worldwide. To learn more about the H2O-x20 at the product page. To learn more about water cooling, visit our Water Cooling forum.
In three out of the four images of the products in use (above) the hot air is being blown back into the case. That makes no sense to me. And in the bottom left image two radiators are shown to be running in series yet the caption says "...for full redundancy."; that's like someone getting RAID 0 and RAID 1 mixed up. This article needs correction and if it is taken verbatim from Swiftech's PR guys then they need to do their research before they try to sell their products.
