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MeanieMan

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This is honestly the first watercooling piece I've seen that has made complete sense to me. In my opinion it finally removes the limit of case floor space to radiator space and empty bays.


MCRES-1000™ Assembly
http://www.swiftnets.com/
Introduction

The patent pending MCRES-1000 assembly is a combination reservoir and 5 1/4" CD Rom drive bay rack designed specifically for Swiftech's Award Winning MCP350 pump. Its primary purpose is to reduce the space needed to install the liquid cooling circuit by combining two components: the reservoir and the pump into a single 5 1/4" drive bay.

The product is sold as a do-it-yourself kit (without pump) for upgrade purposes under part number MCRES-1000, or as a complete assembly including the MCP350 pump under part number MCRES-1000P.
Features & Benefits

Reliability Features, "Durable and safe":

* The reservoir is molded from high-density polyethylene for long term durability, and was specially designed to operate efficiently with high-pressure, high-flow pump.
* Reliable one piece construction eliminates the potential for leaks in the joints found in glued acrylic panel constructions.
* 3/8" molded barbs reduce the number of joints compared to NPT threaded ports
* Fill-hole cap features an O-ring for a reliable seal.

Convenience Features, "User Friendly":

* Reduces the space needed to install the liquid cooling circuit by combining two components: the reservoir and the pump, into a single 5 1/4" drive bay.
* Reduces tubbing clutter in the computer
* Fits in any 5 1/4" drive bay, and installs like any other 5 1/4" device with industry standard fine thread screws (M3-0.5).
* Recessed forward section of the reservoir provides ample clearance to use most standard 5 1/4" bay covers and a number of fan controllers.
* Large fill-hole for a quick system fill or refill



EDIT: Don't know why the title didn't like the cut and paste name from the website, but the title is supposed to say what the new item actually is. If a mod could fix that, thanks a bunch.
 
THat's actually a pretty interesting idea. I don't actually have problems with that though, but combining the pump and resovoir into one piece without submerging the pump will save space.
 
That pump is pretty damn quiet. You can still hear it, but its definately no where near annoying for damn sure. Its about as loud as a Zalman CNPS at about 1/4 of the max fan speed.

I think this will come in hand for a lot of people. If this product was out when I was purchasing my system, I definately would have bought one. It totally makes bleeding that pump a lot easier.
 
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