Swiftech MCP35X Pump for PC Liquid Cooling Systems

I am running a mixed serial/parallel moderate-restriction loop with Swiftech's Maelstrom reservoir and the loop itself splitting at the Apogee HD multiple outlet configuration (again from Swiftech); the option for a built in 35x housing was what I opted for in the Maelstrom reservoir, and whilst flowing through blocks transferring heat from 3 high wattage GPUs (7990 devil 13 & 7970 Lightning), a 3930k @ 4.6 GHz, a 34mm 480 radiator & an 80mm 360 radiator, the PWM operable-optionable can maintain roughly half it's pump capacity whilst remaining strong enough to keep flow progressing AND, I hypothesize, add a third radiator & flow-meter. Swiftech products are absolutely the best in PC water-cooling; innovations like the multiple outlet Apogee HD and incremental generation by generation temperature/flow-rate improvements,dual-bay reservoir with housings built in for their 35x, which has in effect become generally (from it's tiny footprint, large MTBF,strict detail-oriented engineering attention such as centering feet allowing all users proper center alignment of inlet with impeller. The positioning of the outlet in this near perfect example of design optimization & compromise engineering, features said outlet port in an ideal and perfect tangential correlation with the impeller. The machining process has been designed consciously to eliminate the inefficient bend found on most tops. Anyway, having owned 4 Swifech radiators, 2 reservoirs, 2 "radbox" units, an Apogee XT revision 1, 2, now an HD, a re-branded Laing D5 "MCP-655", two MCP-35X, 3 6970 "Komodo" full-cover blocks, 3 universal M60 (or some such) GPU blocks, and two packages of screws I had the poor sense to lose - freely donated by those great folks at Swiftech, I can't possibly heap enough accolades on their products. I will say, though, of all the products listed, each and every one is a 4 or 5 star product; yet this pump is the absolute best of the bunch.

The Swiftech MCP35x pump, pumps liquid coolant through three elements on my motherboard plus three graphic cards four large radiators, and still I could added more radiators. If you build or want to build PCs with a water-cooling system that really works go no further I recommend this pump. Benjamin G.