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"O kit Swiftech H20-80-64 é um kit de muita boa performance. Considerando o tamanho do radiador incluído no kit e o baixo volume de água no sistema, os resultados obtidos são muito bons para alem de poder criar um sistema de watercooling mais compacto caso a caixa não seja muito grande. O sistema F&B para poder abastecer ou retirar o líquido do sistema, achei bastante fácil de usar e pode evitar muitos acidentes como salpicos de água no hardware. O bloco de processador é também de boa qualidade e também contribui muito para os resultados obtidos. O único senão deste kit é a ventoinha do radiador não ser absolutamente silenciosa mas para quem é experiente pode sempre adquirir um controlador de ventoinhas facilmente. O custo do kit ronda os 217€ e é justificado pela qualidade do mesmo, por sua vez o MCW-50 tem um custo que ronda os 50€." August 2004
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"The Swiftech 8600 series Water Cooling Kit will transform just about any computer system into a world of cool! The basic system includes a radiator with fan, CPU waterblock, pump, tubing and more. If more cooling is required, extra waterblocks and radiator can be added. This particular kit doesn't need a reservoir because of the fill and bleed assembly, which means it will easily fit into almost any mid tower case. Watch the Video to find out more..." July 2004 ~3dGameMan.com
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"For those
who have been thinking about the idea of water but have been afraid to
try it out, let me say that I was in the same boat for a long time. Experimenting
with kits led to disappointment but the Swiftech [H20-8600™]
water cooling kit has changed that. It includes everything you need to
have a full-fledged water cooling system and does an admirable job when
it comes right down to the numbers. "June 2004 
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".. the only way to tell the cooling system is running is by the drive noise at bootup [...] overclocking [led to] 580 MHz out of the GPU, and [...] 2.62 GHz on the Mobile XP. I think that Swiftech have produced a very high quality water cooling kit in the H2O-8600-A. Modular and adaptable, it is well documented and simple enough to assemble [..] And the one thing I still cannot get over is the quiet [...] I can thank Swiftech for giving me performance and peace of mind." June 2004 |
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