Swiftech debuts dual and triple H2O-X20 Edge liquid cooling kits

Posted on Thursday, September 02 2010 @ 22:07 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Swiftech introduced the H20-X20 Edge, a new line of All-in-One liquid cooling solutions with a dual 120 radiator H2O-220 EDGE and a triple 120mm radiator H2O-320 EDGE. Each kit features a new version of the Apogee XT waterblock and the MCR X20 Drive Rev2 which combines the radiator, reservoir, and pump into one unit. The dual-rad version has a MSRP of $309.95 while the triple edition costs $339.95. More info at Swiftech.
Swiftech today announced the release of the H20-X20 EDGE series of "all-in-one" liquid cooling kits. The kits are composed of a patent pending heat exchanger combining pump and reservoir, and a CPU waterblock, which considerably simplifies the task of installation for the users. The patent pending heat exchangers called MCR Drive (Rev2) come in two sizes: for dual 120mm fans and for triple 120mm fans; they incorporate a new high power pump with variable speed control managed by the motherboard. The Apogee XTL CPU water-block included in the kits is derived from Swiftech's award winning Apogee XT.

Swiftech is counting on the versatility and performance superiority of their kits 'design to attract an expanded range of users. A key factor with respect to versatility is the kit's ability to easily support additional devices such as liquid cooled graphics coolers or extra radiators which is a must-have among power users; the extremely broad performance range of the H20-X20 kits is of equal importance in terms of competitive advantage, as the kits can be tuned to satisfy both ends of the users 'spectrum: from silent operations to extreme cooling; and finally the ease of installation is expected to appeal to quality oriented first-time users.

"While Swiftech's Ultra, Ultima and Apex series of liquid cooling kits have set the performance standard among power users for the past 5 years, the Edge series combine equal or superior performance with the new triple radiator, a broader gamut of utilizations, and most of all a stupendous ease of installation that will appeal to anyone willing to make the jump into serious liquid cooling" said Gabriel Rouchon, Swiftech's Chairman and CTA.


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