PC Water-cooling Swiftech Apogee XT Rev.2 Upgrade & MCP35X Accessories Guide

[iloveblau]

what's the total height of the pump with the reservoir and heatsink w/stand installed???

[z34gtpz28]

anyone?  is swiftech better then ehiem pumps?

[ZCMKiller]

would there be any issues with using the stainless steel filter in the res? like will there be any worries of corrosion with copper blocks?

[SingularityComputers]

@ZCMKiller Its possible, just use the sponge part of the filter instead. Or remove the whole filter and use an inline one.

[Willasap43]

I say it Rezovwar

[SingularityComputers]

@AlleriousHD Have a look on my channel, there is a beginners water-cooling guide. There are two videos which are the first two steps. There are still a couple more videos to come though, so the guide hasn't been completed. I am waiting for a reason to build another water-cooled system. Should be a month maximum before I am able to finish off the whole guide.

[TiMo3mtb1]

you sir, can explain very well.

[PedreiraXtreme]

Another nice video, did you notice any significant difference in performance and/or flow rate? Thanks

[WARFOX101]

I like the versatility of the water block

[Diziet83]

I use a Swifttech h20-320 edge kit (first attempt at Water Cooling).

The MCP35X fitted to the bottom of the radiator appears to be identical to the individual version save for a different top (where it meets the radiator / reservoir).

Will the pump heatsink kit fit to a 220 / 320 edge? The bottom half appears to have the same mounting holes and dimensions, (based on pics, documention and google guess work)

Also, where did you get these parts in Australia?

Thanks in advance.

[SingularityComputers]

@Diziet83 The MCP35X heat-sink kit should fit to the 220/320 edge water-cooling kits without a problem. It screws onto the bottom of the pump, so depending how you have the water-cooling kit mounted it shouldn't be a problem. It takes up about an extra 50-60mm of space including the 80mm fan.

I buy all my water-cooling parts from Performance PC's, they have everything you can imagine for water-cooling and modding.

[brodysstuff]

@Diziet83 you can get some water cooling parts from the koolroom, pc case gear, gammods, but performance pc's is by far the best but not located in Australia.

[sonoftaz]

great video

[brodysstuff]

you should do a giveaway hahaha