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Introduction:

Revision "3a" of the award winning H20-120™ liquid cooling systems takes the kits' convenience features to the next level, with the inclusion of the Patent Pending MCRES-1000 assembly: the pump and reservoir are now fully integrated in a 5 1/4" CDRom tray. This further reduces the number of connections, simplifies installation, and saves valuable space.

The H20-120 Rev. 3a series cooling kits are configured for performance oriented users and overclockers who wish to maintain a quiet working/playing environment.

Performance features:High thermal dissipation is achieved with a single MCR120-FB 120 mm copper fins radiator featuring a 120x25mm fan selected for low to moderate noise (34dBA) and high back pressure.Extreme performance at reasonable noise can also be achieved by adding a second MCR120-FB for a gain of up to 3°C.Extreme performance MCW6000™ series water-blocksExtreme performance MCP350™ 12 Volts DC industrial pump1/2" OD tubing for optimum flow rate, and reasonable bulk
Convenience & reliability features: The 12 Volt DC pump plugs directly into computer power supply, features an RPM sensor, and is fully integrated with the MCRES-1000 reservoir in a 5 1/4" CDRom tray.High-reliability, no-maintenance MCP350 industrial pump features whisper-quiet operations thanks to brushless motor, and is rated at 50,000 hour MTBF(Mean Time Between Failures) equivalent to 5 year lifetimeSmall size pump fits anywhere into the computerMCRES-525™ 5 1/4" Drive bay reservoir allows a quick and easy procedure for filling-up the system120mm slim form factor radiator fits into most chassis equipped with at least one 120mm opening for fan intake or exhaust, and can optionally be installed externally to the back of any chassis featuring at least one 60, 80 or 92mm exhaust fan, by using our patent pending MCB120 "Radbox"Pre-installed tubing on the waterblock and pump, and quick-connect fittings on the radiator reduce installation time.Plug-and-play waterblock installation, doesn't require removing the motherboard (most models)
Coolsleeves™ coils completely eliminate flattening of the tubes over time, and enable users to bend soft vinyl tubing at extremely sharp radii without kinking.

Optional devices and configurations:Add a VGA cooler such as the MCW50™Add a chipset cooler such as the MCW20™Add a second water block for multiprocessor applications, such as dual AMD®, dual Xeon™, or dual Opteron™.Add a second MCR120-FB radiator for a performance gain of 3°C average at equal heat load. Note: this option is always recommended in dual processor configurations

Part # H20-120-S™ for Intel® Pentium® 4 (socket LGA775) & AMD® Socket A (Duron, Athlon XP) processors includes:MCW6000 "Step base" water block, with pre-installed tubing
Intel® Pentium® 4, socket LGA775 hold-down plate and retention hardwareAMD® socket A (Duron, Athlon XP, MP) hold-down plate and retention hardwareMCR120-FB Radiator with (1) 120x25mm fans rated at 72.4CFM and 34dBA, and (2) 1/2" (tube OD) quick-connect adapters.MCRES-1000 Integrated MCP350™ 12 Volts DC industrial pump and reservoir in a 5 1/4" drive bay reservoir & fittings4 feet 1/2" vinyl tubing, and tube inserts2 Oz bottle HydrX™ extreme duty coolantCéramique™ thermal compoundCoolsleeves™ Clear 40" length

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Reviews:

XYZComputing.com09-08-04

HardOCP.com11-07-04

TweakTown.com10-11-04

GotApex.com11-19-04

ClubOC.net12-01-04

EnvyNews.com10-02-04

OverclockersOnline.com09-27-04

Motherboards.org08-31-04

PC Enthusiast MagazineDecember 2004 issue"The H20-120™ is representative of the near-fanatical level of attention Swiftech™ pays to even the smallest of details - from the mirror finish on all of the contact surfaces to the comprehensive user's manual, this kit is well thought-out and executed. The H20-120™ is a solid performer, easy to setup, and reasonably priced. What more could one ask for?"

PC Upgrade MagazineNovember-December 2004 issue"The H20-120™ Watercooling kit may not look as impressive as the Zalman Reserator 1, but the results were slightly better, and the installation was just as simple and straightforward."

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