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Swiftech MCW6002-64 and MCW50+T Waterblocks

By: Mike Mackenzie	Search For More Articles! Disclaimer Author Terms
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2005-10-11

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Here are the results I’ve had with several cooling systems, the MCW6002-64 provides the best cooling possible out of all the coolers I have tested.

The MCW50+T provides the highest overclock for the graphics card and certainly feels like a huge decreases the temperature, the back of the core gets extremely cold to the touch.

Next: Conclusion >>

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