Swiftech MCW462-U kit vs Innovatek Water Cooling Kit!!

[bongo]

Im researching the H20 kits and Im just wondering which water block + radiator kit is better. Personally I own three MCX462's and am really impressed with quality and performance that Swiftech shows in its products.

So I think im going for the Swiftech kit , but adding my own two120mm sunnons (106cfm's!! there so powerful and quiete ) .
What are your thoughts guys, think this setup is better than innovateks and if it can handle clock speeds past 1850Mhzz??

 

[bongo]

here some nice pics, any have any experience with either?

 

[Cowboy X]

Tomshardware.com has a review of both head to head ............ the innovatek wins in his book but many say that he was biased etc.

Go and check it for yourself.

 

[Tecumseh]

Those guys over at tomshardware somethimes don't
seem to have a clue.

There is a review on our own frontpage. Does anyone
ever look at the front page?

Why don't you get the Innovatek and do your own
report. Variety is the spice of life.....

 

[bongo]

Yeah if i had he cash for two kits i definetly spend the bucks, but im limited to $300 for one H2O setup, and i still think that the swiftech with better fans on the radiator willl be the best !

 

[Fluxer]

I suggest going with the Innovatek kit (not the flat flow waterblock, the high performance one) or building your own cooling system with just the Swiftech waterblock - buy your own radiator, tubing, and eheim pump. The Swiftech kits seem to come with crappy heat exchangers(radiators) that are all aluminum - I suggest gettin a radiator with some copper + a 120mm fan to go with it (high cfm and low noise).

 

[bongo]

THx

I think im going the route you said, going for the swiftech water block and there tubing and vavles and pump , but getting a copper radiator somewhere else with 90cfm sunnons..

Thx alot guys, you helped me make a decission!

 

[sixth_element]

Those guys over at tomshardware somethimes don't
seem to have a clue.

I Strongly agree.. I used to visit that site, but I rarely do now.. Oh and concerning the water blocks, i'd choose the swiftech. that's what i'll probably get when i get some money to afford a watercooled system.