| | |  | Video Blocks | Home » » » » Swiftech MCW82 Extreme Performance "Universal" GPU waterblock | | | | | | | Description: | | The MCW82 waterblock is a Universal GPU cooling solution designed for today's high-end graphics processors. It uses the same advanced 0.25mm pin matrix as it's predecessor, the MCW80 (similar to the award-winning ApogeeTM XT CPU water-block), and features an improved hydraulic design resulting in substantially reduced pressure drop compared to the earlier generation. The block is capable of dissipating the highest heat loads (hundreds of watts) with extraordinary efficiency even at low to moderate flow rates.
In addition to superior GPU cooling compared to any other solution on the market, the MCW82 is also future proof since it retains the same form factor as its predecessors the MCW60 and MCW80. As such it is compatible with most reference design graphic cards (as well as many non reference models), thanks to a host of adapter brackets legacy of the MCW60. New bracketry is updated on an ongoing basis as new graphic cards come out.
Compatibility with stock mounting
ATI Single GPU
RadeonTM 1800, 1900, 3800, 4800, 5800, 6800, and 6900 series
nVidia® Single GPU
GeForceTM 6, 7, 8 (G92) 470/480/570/580 series | | | Features: | |
• Compression fittings supported for tubing size of up to 3/8" (10mm) ID
• Ports thread specification: G 1/4
• Fittings style and compatibility: Eurostyle fittings with built-in o-ring
• nVidia® Single GPU 6, 7, 8 (G92) series & 470/480/570/580 series
• ATITM 1800, 1900, 3800, 4800, 5800, 6800, and 6900
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 2.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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Less Expensive Than Full Blocks and Re-useable!Sep 14, 2011
By BWG
I mounted this on a 460 SE, and it let me run 1050/2100/1800 (3600) at 1.125v (flashed bios to unlock voltage) and 42C under full load max while folding for days. My 460 SE is simply special. It scored the highest out of all registered results on 3D Mark 11.
I stuck this on a 460 1gb 1373-AR and it stays under 36C at 950/1900/2000 (4000).
I will warn you though, these are pretty restrictive for some people, and I believe it is a user error. If you blow through the right side, and then blow through the left, I think you will understand why. Swiftech does not tell you which side is the inlet and outlet. I think people are reversing their tubes, and that is causing them problems. Put the inlet on the left side, (the long side) and the outlet on the right side.
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