Siftech MCW-6002 P/A

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Swiftech MCW-6002 P/A

Hello to all , new to the forums. I was wondering how many of you use/own the new Swiftech 6002 or 6000 series waterblock?

can you guys post pics?

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well those siftech blocks are interesting..lol but alot of people recomend them

 

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well those siftech blocks are interesting..lol but alot of people recomend them

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hi there.. why? any specific reason? I have seen them compete with Cascade and DD RBX & TDX.

 

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I have one but cant get a pic now as I am not near my PC (country wise)
Its a good block I recommend it.

SenC.

 

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wow well if you want to know why peopel recommend it compare it to the block u said http://www.procooling.com/html/pro_testing.php and goto http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=311913 a new system built by viper va with mcw6002

 

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sweet! Thanks.. just what i was looking for

cheers.

 

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no problem o ya almost forgotWelcome to the forums

 

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lol.. thanks again.

 

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Got mine the other day, have not installed it yet just doing a vcore droop mod on the mobo first.One thing i wasn't imprest with was the base, it was not very flat and had some pretty deep machineing marks on it. nothing a 4 hour lap job couldnt sort out tho.

 

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ukdan said:

Got mine the other day, have not installed it yet just doing a vcore droop mod on the mobo first.One thing i wasn't imprest with was the base, it was not very flat and had some pretty deep machineing marks on it. nothing a 4 hour lap job couldnt sort out tho.

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Aye.... talk to swiftech if thats true

They're VERY intent on their lapping process, and you shouldn't have machine marks on your block. They're generally the flattest blocks you can buy.

 

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no matter jobs done now. had to get the block from the US, not seen it in the UK yet.

 

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I used both 6002 and RBX and they are about the same...cept 6002 is cheaper =]

 

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i have a 6002 on my 8kda3+ with a 3200 clawhammer at 2300 and load temps are 35. With the rbx i was getiting loads of 38.

 

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i have a 6002 on my 8kda3+ with a 3200 clawhammer at 2300 and load temps are 35. With the rbx i was getiting loads of 38.

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Yeah, but what pump were you using

 

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Yeah, but what pump were you using

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swifttec mcp600, 2 capri heatercores in parallel, 8 120 mm fans.