Swiftech MCR140-X Drive is a radiator/pump/reservoir combo

Posted on Monday, November 17 2014 @ 16:44 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Swiftech introduces the MCR140-X Drive, a new cooler designed for people who already own an all-in-one CPU cooler and wish to install a secondary liquid cooling system for one or more graphics cards. The product features a 140mm x 140mm x 25mm radiator with an integrated reservoir and pump. It's available on Swiftech's website for $89.95.
The patent pending MCR140-X Drive 140mm copper and brass radiator includes a built-in windowed illuminated reservoir, and an integrated high pressure pump (MCP30 model).

Applications for this product are multiple:

  • As a standalone item, the MCR140-X Drive is a perfect DIY solution for users who already own an all-in-one CPU cooler, and simply wish to install a secondary cooling system for one or several liquid cooled graphics cards without tearing down their existing cooling system.
  • the MCR140-X can also be used as the foundation for a CPU cooling system in space constrained applications by simply adding a CPU waterblock and relevant accessories,
  • or it can be used as a secondary pump/radiator/reservoir combo in complex systems requiring two pumps in series.

    As a DIY item, the MCR140-X ships without fan, coolant, or fittings. The product is compatible out of the box with all G1/4 fittings, so any tubing can be installed at the user's choice.

    What you need to build a graphics or CPU cooling system using the MCR140-X Drive as foundation:

  • A waterblock for your graphics card or your CPU
  • A 140mm fan
  • Tubing of your choice
  • 2 pairs of G1/4 fittings for the tubing size that you want to use, with clamps if using barb fittings, or without clamps if using compression fittings
  • Coolant
  • MCR140-X Drive

    MCR140-X Drive


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    Thomas has been messing with computer since early childhood and firmly believes the Internet is the best thing since sliced bread. Enjoys playing with new tech, is fascinated by science, and passionate about financial markets. When not behind a computer, he can be found with running shoes on or lifting heavy weights in the weight room.



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