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Swiftech H220 all-in-one liquid cooler

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What do you guys think about the new Swiftech H220 all-in-one liquid cooler?

IWould you buy this or save for full custom loop parts?

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Well i personally just bought an h100i since im not really confident with custom loops right now, but i reckon the h220 would be a great starting point which you could later use as part of a custom loop when you feel ready for a custom loop

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I would probably take a look into this... The flexibility of this product is amazing. If your novice it works fine, and if your a water-cooling guru, you can buy more tubing and radiators to cool more components than the CPU with the included beast of a pump

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I am buying the minute they go on sale. According to the Swiftech press release on their website its MSRB is $139.95. Its totally worth that, for a 2*120mm rad, pump and heatsink (cpu connector thing) 140 is nothing.

And seeing as it can run other rads! Its so upgradable! I can get that, then upgrade to custom when I have the money. And even if the pump isn't that powerful, I could just a another one. Its a great deal any way you look at it!

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I am buying the minute they go on sale. According to the Swiftech press release on their website its MSRB is $139.95. Its totally worth that' date=' for a 2*120mm rad, pump and heatsink (cpu connector thing) 140 is nothing. And seeing as it can run other rads! Its so upgradable! I can get that, then upgrade to custom when I have the money. And even if the pump isn't that powerful, I could just a another one. Its a great deal any way you look at it![/quote']

I would have to agree it is totally worth it. And even tho the pump is huge i do like the look of it.

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It's pretty customizable and it has pretty good pump compared to the H100i.

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I am buying the minute they go on sale. According to the Swiftech press release on their website its MSRB is $139.95. Its totally worth that, for a 2*120mm rad, pump and heatsink (cpu connector thing) 140 is nothing.

And seeing as it can run other rads! Its so upgradable! I can get that, then upgrade to custom when I have the money. And even if the pump isn't that powerful, I could just a another one. Its a great deal any way you look at it!

If you do go for another pump - you will need a new GPU block - that pump and block and kind of combined. :)

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I'm thinking of picking this up when it's available, looks awesome.

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Picking this up, but replacing the rad and fans with a RX360 and F12's.

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I'd love to buy the pump/heat sink unit for a custom loop. The fan controller is pretty bitchin' too. But I'd prefer to use a different rad and fan set up.

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It is a sweet closed loop capable of turning itself into a kick ass custom loop....hopefully it is priced below 130$.

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Definitely going to pick one of these up. I have a Maximus V Formula so maybe I'll integrate the VRM cooler into it at some point. Really liking the 3 year maintenance free warranty too.

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I think that this looks completely amazing. Based on the video that Linus did at CES, it's quieter, runs at cooler temps, and, if I want to in the future, the same pump can support extra water cooling. The only thing that I don't know right now is the price. It will probably be anywhere from around $120 - $200. I'm hoping it's more towards the $120 mark. Does anybody know if the price has actually been announced yet?

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I think that this looks completely amazing. Based on the video that Linus did at CES, it's quieter, runs at cooler temps, and, if I want to in the future, the same pump can support extra water cooling. The only thing that I don't know right now is the price. It will probably be anywhere from around $120 - $200. I'm hoping it's more towards the $120 mark. Does anybody know if the price has actually been announced yet?
On http://www.swiftech.com/pr-1-3-13-h220.aspx they say it will be released at 139,95$
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It is a sweet closed loop capable of turning itself into a kick ass custom loop....hopefully it is priced below 130$.
It should cost $140 according to a previous post.

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Ithink die H220 is an awsome cooling solution for everybody who want to test water cooling.

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Picking this up, but replacing the rad and fans with a RX360 and F12's.
Well then why would you pick it up?! Just buy a custom liquid rig, will have better rad, pump, res, coolant, etc.

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I really like this...I will get one when they come to market to replace my H100. I've been wanting to get into custom water cooling for a while now and this will be the perfect start. Has a release date been announced?

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I just want one, give me one now!!

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If the pump is quiet, I will probably get one :) looks like a pretty nice solution + the possibility of expanding the loop in the future, if I ever fell like it :)

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I'm interested as to whether this will beat the Kraken X60. What are your guesses?

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Picking this up, but replacing the rad and fans with a RX360 and F12's.
Send that rad my way, K?

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I'm sure Linus will make a more thorough video of it when he can get his hands on it, looking forward to seeing more of his thoughts.

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The press release said that they are already manufacturing it, so probably not that long. Though seeing as so many people want it, it might be a while.

As for beating the Kraken X60, it would probably loose in a out of the box scenario, since it has less surface area, but the point really is that you can add a whole other rad if you need the performance.

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