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    Swiftech MCW-CHILL water chiller Review

    Posted on Tuesday, April 27 2004 @ 17:20:02 CEST by LSDsmurf


    There have been a lot of DIY water chillers that have been complete failures in our community and there have been a few that worked marginally well. Swiftech has produced a product that actually excels in its task... How cold does the MCW-Chill get? Well with the system idling I could regularly see -10C coolant temperatures; under heavy load water temperatures rarely rose above freezing. That translates to overclocked CPU temperatures under load of well below room temperature.

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