*HOT* Swiftech H2O-120 Rev.3 Water cooling Kit $149.

[kamranziadar]

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[RideFree]

Really good find & just in time for the teckie present to self

 

[kamranziadar]

But i just wanna inform you guys it is not as good as Thermaltake Big Water SE. Read the reviews about this kit, i still don't know why people want high flow expensive water cooling kits.

Well choice is yours, i am here to find HOT deals for you

 

[vladgur]

well, I dont believe you can add a GPU cooler to Big Water, but u can to H20-120 so this is trully all-in-1 solution

 

[ITPaladin]

Maybe one day I will have the time to do this 'hobby'. I would need a newb, user-friendly kit I guess to start with.

 

[kamranziadar]

Originally posted by: vladgur
well, I dont believe you can add a GPU cooler to Big Water, but u can to H20-120 so this is trully all-in-1 solution

Why you cannot add GPU cooler to big water?

 

[Jagercola]

Would it be better to buy this or put together a similar piece-by-piece system at the same price point?

Gotta cool down my X2 and X800GTO

 

[Derektm]

Originally posted by: Jagercola
Would it be better to buy this or put together a similar piece-by-piece system at the same price point?

Gotta cool down my X2 and X800GTO

For $50 more you could buy a swiftech storm and an MCP655/D5 pump and radiator (double instead of the single thats in this) and have a much better setup. For your X2 and X800GTO you will probably want a double heatercore instead of that single in this kit. The pump in this kit isnt the best either. Use the one I stated above.

 

[Jagercola]

Originally posted by: Derektm

Originally posted by: Jagercola
Would it be better to buy this or put together a similar piece-by-piece system at the same price point?

Gotta cool down my X2 and X800GTO

For $50 more you could buy a swiftech storm and an MCP655/D5 pump and radiator (double instead of the single thats in this) and have a much better setup. For your X2 and X800GTO you will probably want a double heatercore instead of that single in this kit. The pump in this kit isnt the best either. Use the one I stated above.

Thanks for the advice. What site has the best deals on water stuff typically?

 

[hytek369]

pretty sweet

 

[doinmybestatlast]

Took me 6 hours to put this in my case. I am sure there is better but this kit is quiet.

 

[vladgur]

Originally posted by: kamranziadar

Originally posted by: vladgur
well, I dont believe you can add a GPU cooler to Big Water, but u can to H20-120 so this is trully all-in-1 solution

Why you cannot add GPU cooler to big water?

I didnt see a GPU water cooling block in the BigWater description or on the manufacturers page. Please correct me if Im wrong

 

[AMCRambler]

Originally posted by: vladgur

Originally posted by: kamranziadar

Originally posted by: vladgur
well, I dont believe you can add a GPU cooler to Big Water, but u can to H20-120 so this is trully all-in-1 solution

Why you cannot add GPU cooler to big water?

I didnt see a GPU water cooling block in the BigWater description or on the manufacturers page. Please correct me if Im wrong

Doesn't matter if there's one made by them or not. As long as you can get a water block with the right diameter fittings, you can plug that into your water cooling system with some more tubing.
This looks like a decent deal, except for two things:

1. My friend had a Koolance case with Swiftech water blocks and the fittings for the hoses you see on that radiator are the same ones he had on the water blocks. Be forwarned, they suck! Leak like crazy if you don't use a sealant. Really a crappy design where the tube goes inside the fitting, not clamped around the outside of it. The water block fittings there look more like the ones I had on my Thermaltake Aquarius set up where you use a hose clamp to hold it on. Those work much better.

2. That pump looks like a piece of junk to me. It's even smaller than the one that came with my Aquarius kit, and the pump was the piece that actually failed. If you're gonna get a water cooling kit, make sure you at least get a good pump. That looks like it would fail in a month!

 

[kamranziadar]

for $50 dollars more you can make a super water cooling with the new CPU water block from Swiftech, check my other thread about it.