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okay Tech fans welcome to another episode of tech of tomorrow today we're checking out the Swift tech HT 2 o X CPU liquid cooling kit let's go the Swift tech h2 - OH - an X CPU liquid cooling kit is a really awesome all-in-one cooling kit made by the people down at Swift tech down in Long Beach California now this thing features a dual radiator like I said before it's an all-in-one unit and the heatsink is really cool because now you can change all the colors to a bunch of different variants which is really cool if you're somebody looking to do a custom build now not only is this thing closed loop but if you want to change it out and do different stuff with it and expand it it can also do that as well it's a very cool kit in that respect the unit features a dual 120 millimeter copper radiator and enthusiasts great pump and water block both Swift Tech's powerful MCP 30 pump and high-pressure helix fans are PWM compliant devices allowing the eight g2x to be recognized and speed controlled by the motherboard depending on CPU temperature just like a regular cooling fan as a bonus the system also includes their PWM splitter allowing connections of up to eight PWM devices which can then be controlled as a single unit by the motherboard and since Swift tech includes a really killer pictorial installation guide setup could never be easier like I said before the system can be entirely customized thanks to easily replaceable tubing and fittings due to the powerful pump the unit can support additional liquid cooled components such as a graphics card and/or additional radiators the factory fittings can now be upgraded to any 1/4 of compatible aftermarket fittings an optimal adapter is needed for the pump outlet and is available at Swift tech website this will allow enthusiast users to upgrade their system to 1/2 inch ID tubing if they want to Swift tech once again has geared their product to remain focused on low kick inaudible operating noise with extreme thermal performance as well which means as things geared to work very very well and still not bring a bunch of noise into your system which is really good because you wonder Susan be something like the entire time that you're using it now for us we built a custom system totally around this kit and we actually did something that we've never done before we made our first hardline system this is our first we're gonna do more but you guys can see right now this is our very first system Anthea Reynolds our in-house tech and our new guys well eric henry worked together to bring the system to the table the system features a gigabyte g1 sniper m3 and motherboard this is socket 1155 and we've got an i-5 2500 k inside that bad boy system also features 16 gigabytes of kingston memory and we just used a simple hard drive in this system we used a 500 gigabyte I think Western Digital blue drive we also used a Radeon 7970 on that as well obviously the Swift tech h2o xcp liquid cooling kit and you guys can see it's all hardline which is pretty neat this is a very simple design system we were looking to go out we weren't really looking to go all-out we're just looking to make some that looked pretty cool and experiment with doing the hard line with the system so you guys can see how well and how easily actually it can be made for just at standard click it being all-in-one to an expandable different type of kit the system was meant to be as minimalistic as possible but still be elegant and clean looking which I think we've accomplished here but now I know what motes you guys want you're going to go under hey hey show us the dang score so that's the system now let's check out the scores you ran the CPU and a bunch of different frequencies we've been it's arranged all the way up to its 4.08 overclock from its standard three point three gigahertz now you guys can see that this thing was running at about 54 degrees Celsius under a normal web being standard and we overclocked it it was getting about 68 Celsius at the overclock stage so this thing was running pretty good now taken mine that the ambient heat of your room is going to affect how you're cooling it so if your rooms gonna be a hundred degrees you're not gonna be able to expect your CPU to be dropping below that threshold all when you be a little bit hotter than that but one thing about water Clinton it's better than air cooling altogether is that the air cooling automatically takes all that heat and pushes it into your room creating a hotter ambient temperature and the ambient temperature is a lot harder to reach using a liquid cooler once again folks if you guys lunch I got the full specs and learn more about the split tech h2 200 X including buying it well then check out the link down below that light foam which I hope you hit level all the details so that's it folks we've made this one pretty quick and pretty dirty for you folks you know you guys like to get right to the heart of the matter so I know art and 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