wow they look pretty good alot better then the aio's I use now

Looks good. Waiting for their reviews. :thumbup:

Wow! They are pretty! We can see the coolant through the transparent tubing and reservoir, which likely will be illuminated along with the led lights! Also, those kits seem not too big so they can fit in most computer cases! Prices feel a little higher than competition, but definitely has added features

Prices feel a little higher than competition

its swiftech! you get wat you pay for

Wow! They are pretty! We can see the coolant through the transparent tubing and reservoir, which likely will be illuminated along with the led lights! Also, those kits seem not too big so they can fit in most computer cases! Prices feel a little higher than competition, but definitely has added features

These aren't typical AIO coolers. They're actually expandable, unlike the vast majority of AIO coolers. The expandability justifies the higher price IMHO....

hopefully these are easier to bleed then the previous line. the h240-x line were a nightmare to get air out of if you didn't have a separate reservoir.

And I hope there will be some in EU this time around.. H220X or H240X basically non purchasable, still.. Anyhu Im eyeing @ H220 X2 Prestige 🤓 btw anyone with HAF 932 tried 240 rads, do they fit? I see it has 220mm holes, but there is space for 240mm rad.. Maybe if I used those radial 140mm fans with 120mm holes?

Gabe and the guys at Swiftech keep raising the bar each year , awsome unit !

btw anyone with HAF 932 tried 240 rads, do they fit? I see it has 220mm holes, but there is space for 240mm rad.. Maybe if I used those radial 140mm fans with 120mm holes?

i have a 932. to answer your q: not in the top; not natively, anyway. there are only standard 120mm screw holes, & the four mounting holes for the 200mm diameter exhaust fan that comes stock. those form a square & do not line up the way you want em to. your only option for a top 240mm radiator mount is indeed the 140mm fans sandwiched in between the rad (use a grommet) & the cases "ceiling". if you do this make sure you orient the fans facing upwards, ie pulling air through the rad & exhausting it out of the top of the case. "pull" setups are disparaged for no reason & only lag behind "push" orientations by ~0.5-3°C @load depending on the rad & fans. if you face the fans downward, hot air will be trapped around your radiator & your temps will just get worse. if you have long tubing at your disposal your options increase - 240mm rads fit quite easily on the bottom of the 932...horizontally, after removing or modifying the hard drive cage & drilling two small holes, or vertically: partially removing the hard drive mounts is optional for this but has the benefit of proximity to the 200mm stock fan for additional airflow thru the rad. note: cant use the bottom couple 5 &1/2" bays if you mount it inside the hdd cage frame sorry for off topic 🙂