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Swiftech H240 X3 AIO review
Posted by: on: 09/13/2019 01:30 PM [
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Today, we are reviewing an AIO cooler from Swiftech: the H240 X3. It’s one of two variants of this new series (the bigger one is a 360 mm). Swiftech hopes to lower the cost of entry to the “liquid world” with its expandable AIO: the H240 X3. This cooler isn’t your ordinary AIO because, unlike most AIOs, it gives you the option to expand it with other water-cooling components such as a GPU block
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MSIMAX
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Posted on: 09/13/2019 04:20 PM
i have the older one hooked to a 1950x with a different block and a vega64 ill get this and put both on seperate loops
i have the older one hooked to a 1950x with a different block and a vega64 ill get this and put both on seperate loops
insp1re2600
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Posted on: 09/13/2019 04:23 PM
read on a couple of amazon reviews that the tube burst across their rig, due to pressure on the tempered glass, any issues like that?
i have the older one hooked to a 1950x with a different block and a vega64 ill get this and put both on seperate loops
read on a couple of amazon reviews that the tube burst across their rig, due to pressure on the tempered glass, any issues like that?
tunejunky
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Posted on: 09/13/2019 04:46 PM
I like the engineering on this revision. Tempered glass imho is the only way to go considering longevity.
All the parts in this are proven with the only variables being QC and shipping.
Given that this is 10-20 bux less than the Corsair H100i platinum and the NZXT H62 anyone can get to the next tier of performance. and those in hotter climates can easily add extra rads.
I like the engineering on this revision. Tempered glass imho is the only way to go considering longevity.
All the parts in this are proven with the only variables being QC and shipping.
Given that this is 10-20 bux less than the Corsair H100i platinum and the NZXT H62 anyone can get to the next tier of performance. and those in hotter climates can easily add extra rads.
gerardfraser
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Posted on: 09/13/2019 06:08 PM
Oh My this caught my eye below,I would love to daisy chain a couple of these and see how it would work on CPU/GPU setup.
Looks good and great review.Thanks.
What is different here as compared with other AIOs is the option to expand the loop. If the tubing isn’t long enough, you can change it. Don’t like the block? You can change it too. If you want to upgrade the fittings, you can do that as well, since the H240 X3 uses G ¼ fittings.
Oh My this caught my eye below,I would love to daisy chain a couple of these and see how it would work on CPU/GPU setup.
Looks good and great review.Thanks.
What is different here as compared with other AIOs is the option to expand the loop. If the tubing isn’t long enough, you can change it. Don’t like the block? You can change it too. If you want to upgrade the fittings, you can do that as well, since the H240 X3 uses G ¼ fittings.
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Nice, how was the clearance in a top mount position?