for Intel Pentium 4 processors
socket 478 (also use this retention
plate with All Xeon processors, and
some MSI Opteron motherboards)
hardware for Intel Pentium 4
LGA775 processors
603/604 (400 & 533Mhz FSB)
processors
“Nocona (800Mhz FSB) processors
F,S,D,B 1
F,S,D,B 1 4 Feet ½” OD high quality vinyl tubing
F,S,D,B 1
40” length Coolsleeves clear coils
2 oz bottle HydrX specially formulated
coolant
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I. TUBE ROUTING..................................................................................................................................................................................................6
II. INSTALLATION OF THE COOLING COMPONENTS................................................................................................................................... 7
5. CUTTING THE TUBING, & CONNECTING COMPONENTS .........................................................................................................................................8
REPARING THE COOLANT.................................................................................................................................................................................8
6. P
ILLING UP THE CIRCUIT ....................................................................................................................................................................................8
7. F
8. FINAL INSTALLATION..........................................................................................................................................................................................9
III. DRAINING THE SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................................................................11
IV. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................................................................11
V. AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES............................................................................................................................................................................12
VI. APPENDIX: INDIVIDUAL COMPONENT INSTALLATION GUIDES .........................................................................................................13
SING QUICK-CONNECT FITTINGS ....................................................................................................................................................................14
ENERAL USE ................................................................................................................................................................................................18
ONNECTING THE PUMP TO THE CIRCUIT:.........................................................................................................................................................19
6. PERMANENT INSTALLATION TO THE CHASSIS, AND EXPLODED VIEW ...................................................................................................................19
MCW6000-P™ WATER-BLOCK FOR INTEL PENTIUM 4 (SOCKET 478) .........................................................................................................................22
REPARING YOUR MOTHERBOARD...................................................................................................................................................................22
ONNECTING THE WATER-BLOCK(S) TO THE COOLING CIRCUIT:.........................................................................................................................23
4. C
TTACHING THE TUBES: ..................................................................................................................................................................................23
5. A
6. TYPE OF COOLANT:.........................................................................................................................................................................................23
ATER-BLOCK FOR INTELPENTIUM4 (LGA 775) INSTALLATION GUIDE ........................................................................................ 24
1. PREPARING YOUR MOTHERBOARD...................................................................................................................................................................25
URGING THE WATER-BLOCK........................................................................................................................................................................... 25
3. P
4. CONNECTING THE WATER-BLOCK(S) TO THE COOLING CIRCUIT..........................................................................................................................25
PPLYING THERMAL COMPOUND TO THE CPU ..................................................................................................................................................25
5. A
MCW6000-PX™ W
REPARING YOUR MOTHERBOARD:..................................................................................................................................................................27
NSTALLATION WITH SPRING LOADED SCREWS: .................................................................................................................................................28
ONNECTING THE WATER-BLOCK(S) TO THE COOLING CIRCUIT:.........................................................................................................................28
TTACHING THE TUBES: ..................................................................................................................................................................................28
YPE OF COOLANT:.........................................................................................................................................................................................28
ATER-BLOCK FOR XEON(400 & 533 MHZ FSB) PROCESSORS
NSTALLATION GUIDE
NSTALLATION GUIDE
I
..................................................................26 I
8. FINAL INSPECTION...........................................................................................................................................................................................28
MCW6000-NX™ W
REPARING YOUR MOTHERBOARD...................................................................................................................................................................30
ONNECTING THE WATER-BLOCK(S) TO THE COOLING CIRCUIT..........................................................................................................................30
TTACHING THE TUBES ...................................................................................................................................................................................30
YPE OF COOLANT..........................................................................................................................................................................................30
REPARING YOUR MOTHERBOARD...................................................................................................................................................................32
ONNECTING THE WATER-BLOCK(S) TO THE COOLING CIRCUIT:.........................................................................................................................33
YPE OF COOLANT:.........................................................................................................................................................................................33
ATER-BLOCK FOR XEON “NOCONA” (800MHZ FSB)
ATER-BLOCK FOR AMD (SOCKET 462) DURON, ATHLON (XP, MP)
NSTALLATION GUID
NSTALLATION GUIDE
I
NSTALLATION GUIDE
NSTALLATION GUIDE
I
PARTS LIST................................................................29 I
E
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6. FINAL INSPECTION:..........................................................................................................................................................................................33
1. PREPARING YOUR MOTHERBOARD ...................................................................................................................................................................34
ONNECTING THE WATER-BLOCK(S) TO THE COOLING CIRCUIT:.........................................................................................................................35
5. C
TTACHING THE TUBES: ..................................................................................................................................................................................35
6. A
7. TYPE OF COOLANT:.........................................................................................................................................................................................35
1. PREPARING YOUR GRAPHICS CARD ..................................................................................................................................................................36
NSTALLING THE MCW50™ GPU COOLER ......................................................................................................................................................37
2. I
YPE OF COOLANT:.........................................................................................................................................................................................37
3. T
4. FINAL INSPECTION...........................................................................................................................................................................................37
REPARATION STEPS COMMON TO BOTH PLATFORMS .......................................................................................................................................38
NSTALLATION FOR INTEL PLATFORMS ...........................................................................................................................................................39
NSTALLATION FOR AMD PLATFORMS............................................................................................................................................................40
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Preamble
Congratulations on your purchase of a Swiftech liquid cooling system!
This kit has been designed to facilitate the installation of the components with no modifications required to the
chassis. It is however intended for advanced users, well versed in installing computer components.
General guidelines
Never work with electricity connected to the computer while work is in progress.
The reservoir should always be at the highest point of the cooling circuit (top 5 ¼” tray).
While it is possible to install the kit in a chassis already populated with all typical components, such as hard drive,
CD Rom, power supply, etc, it is always preferable and easier to work on a “naked” case, removing both side
panels, front bezel, and top panel.
Plan your installation ahead. Observe the relative position of the components for possible interference with other
components. Examples: will the pump interfere with a hard drive? Will the radiator interfere with the installation of
the CPU cooler?
Think about the airflow inside your chassis. In liquid-cooling environments, it is always better to draw fresh air
from the outside through the radiator, as opposed to using the warm air from inside the computer.
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES
While all efforts have been made to provide the most comprehensive tutorial possible, Swiftech assumes no liability
expressed or implied for any damage(s) occurring to your components as a result of using Swiftech cooling products,
either due to mistake or omission on our part in the above instructions, or due to failure or defect in the Swiftech™
cooling products.
WARRANTY
Our products are guaranteed for 12 months from the date of delivery to the final user against defects in materials or
workmanship. During this period, they will be repaired or have parts replaced provided that: (I) the product is
returned to the agent from which it was purchased; (II) the product has been purchased by the end user and not
used for hire purposes; (III) the product has not been misused, handled carelessly, or other than in accordance with
any instructions provided with respect to its use. This guarantee does not confer rights other than those expressly
set out above and does not cover any claims for consequential loss or damage. This guarantee is offered as an extra
benefit and does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer.
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I. TUBE ROUTING
The following table contains examples on how to establish connections between the different elements of a cooling circuit based on multiple
possible configurations. This table assumes that the reservoir is positioned at the uppermost position in the computer, and that the pump is located
at the lowermost location.
These are guidelines only, and may change depending on the relative position of the components inside your chassis.
Devices: (1) CPU Cooler + (1) Radiator + Pump + MCRES-525 – Most common
Reservoir
discharge
to pump
inlet
Devices: (1) CPU Cooler + VGA cooler + (1) Radiator + Pump + MCRES-525 – Very frequent
Reservoir
discharge
to pump
inlet
Devices: (1) CPU Cooler + VGA Cooler + Chipset Cooler + (2) Radiators + Pump + MCRES-525 – Less Frequent
Reservoir
discharge
to pump
inlet
Devices: (2) CPU Coolers + VGA cooler + Chipset cooler + (2) Radiators + Pump + MCRES-525 – Less frequent
Reservoir
discharge
to pump
inlet
Pump
discharge
to CPU
cooler inlet
Pump
discharge
to VGA
cooler inlet
Pump
discharge
to VGA
cooler inlet
Pump
discharge
to VGA
cooler inlet
Pump
discharge
to VGA
cooler inlet
CPU cooler
discharge
to radiator
inlet
VGA cooler
discharge
to CPU
cooler inlet
VGA cooler
discharge
to Chipset
cooler inlet
VGA cooler
discharge
to Chipset
cooler inlet
VGA cooler
discharge
to Chipset
cooler inlet
Radiator
discharge
to reservoir
inlet –
Loop
completed
CPU cooler
discharge
to radiator
inlet
Chipset
cooler
discharge
to CPU
cooler inlet
Chipset
cooler
discharge
to CPU
cooler inlet
Chipset
cooler
discharge
to CPU #2
cooler inlet
Radiator
discharge
to reservoir
inlet –
Loop
completed
CPU cooler
discharge
to radiator
inlet
CPU cooler
discharge
to Y
connector
for
PARALLEL
connection
to both
radiator
inlets
CPU #2
cooler
discharge
to CPU #1
cooler inlet
Radiator
discharge
to reservoir
inlet –
Loop
completed
Dual
Radiator
discharges
to Y
connector
to reservoir
inlet –
Loop
completed
CPU #1
cooler
discharge
to Y
connector
for
PARALLEL
connection
to both
radiator
inlets
Both radiator discharges to
Y connector to reservoir
inlet – Loop completed
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II. Installation of the cooling components
The following is a typical sequence of components installation. Placement of the cooling components may vary depending on your chassis and
motherboard configurations. A mock-up installation is thus necessary to estimate the length of the different sections of tubing that will be required
between each component.
1. MCR120-F Radiator installation
2. MCP350 Pump installation
The radiator/fan assembly fits into any exhaust opening designed to
receive a 120mm case fan. Depending on the case design, the radiator
can be installed at the back of the case (most common) as shown fig 1,
or to front of the case. Please refer to the separate installation guide
provided in appendix to fasten the radiator to the chassis.
Back
of
Chassis
Snap-rivet
120mm fan
6-32 x 3/8" philips
MCR120 Radiator
Figure 1
Front
of
Chassis
Preferable position of the pump is at the bottom of the chassis.
However, the pump can operate in any position. For optimum
safety, the pump can be bolted to the chassis. TIP! Do not peel-off
the protective sticker until you are satisfied with the position of the
pump, as subsequent removal is destructive to the foam gasket.
When provided in kit form, the MCP350 pump comes with 2 ft. of
pre-installed 3/8” ID tubing at the inlet and outlet. Identify the pump
inlet (the pump barb that does NOT have an arrow), and make
sure to connect this tube to the reservoir discharge barb (the
single barb located on the stepped down compartment of the
reservoir). This is essential for proper operations.
Snap-rivet
6-32 x 3/8" philips
120mm fan
MCR120 radiator
Figure 2
When provided in kit form, the MCW6000 series water-blocks
receive 2 ft. of pre-installed tubing at the inlet and outlet. In dual
processor kits, one of the water-blocks inlets is free of tubing so that
water-blocks may be installed in series.
Please refer to your specific model installation guide provided in
appendix to install your water-block to the motherboard.
TIP! For the mock-up installation, interposing a piece of
aper between the water-block and the processor will protect
both the cooler and the processor surfaces.
Figure 3
Please refer to the separate installation guide
for specific information regarding the installation of the pump.
provided in appendix
4. MCRES-525 reservoir installation
Install the MCRES-525 reservoir in the desired 5 ¼” bay, following
the installation guide
Uppermost drive bay is preferred, but not mandatory. Remember
when you fill-up the system that your circuit responds to the
principle of communicating vessels. If the radiator for example is
higher than the reservoir, the level of fluid in the devices will want
to equalize, so you will need to hold the reservoir higher than the
radiator while filling it up so that it doesn’t overflow, then close the
fill-cap, then secure the radiator in the desired bay.
Position the reservoir so that it protrudes approximately 1 ½”
outside of the case. Measuring the length of tube needed in this
position will give sufficient slack in the line so that you can pull the
reservoir enough to fill-it-up during maintenance operations.
located in appendix.
3. Water-block(s) Installation
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5. Cutting the tubing, & connecting components
Now that your mock-up installation is in place, it is time to cut segments of
tubing and connect the devices together.
In addition to the water-block pre-installed tubing, your kit comes with an
additional 4 feet of ½” OD tubing which is normally sufficient to
accommodate most configurations, including dual processors.
Your kit also comes with a 40” length of Coolsleeves
extended is sufficient to cover 6 feet of tubing. Use of these coils is mandatory in
order to prevent kinking and flattening of the tube over time.
Start by wrapping the included Coolsleeves™ coil around the 4-foot
piece of tube. Leave yourself enough Coolsleeves to wrap the waterblock(s) pre-installed tubing.
™ coils which, when
Wrap Coolsleeves™ around tubing
Figure 4
When attaching the tube to a quick-connect fitting,
rollback the coil by a couple of inches, as this will
give you a better grip onto the naked tube to insert
the tube into the fitting. The tube will go in freely for
the first ¼” and you will then feel a resistance: this is
the O-ring inside the fitting. Push
by twisting the tube back-and-forth for another ½”
until the tube reaches the tube-stop at the bottom of
the fitting. The tube is properly installed once the
visible extremity of the tube insert is flush with the
face of the quick-connect fitting. Then bring the coil
back to the face of the fitting.
Once everything is connected, you should then
adjust the Coolsleeves coil spacing: adjust to a wide
space between each coil (up to ¼” or more if
needed) when the tube is straight, and very close to
each other in tight bends (approximately 1/8
inch or less).
With everything in place, carefully double-check
each connection. If it all looks tight and secure
proceed to the next step.
TIP! Verify that each cooler will ‘hang’ naturally in very
close to its mounted position. If the stiffness of the tubing, or
the tight radius of the necessary bend, will not permit such,
then it may be necessary to externally support the tubing:
typically some strategically placed cable ties will facilitate this
restraint. This precaution is particularly important with AMD®
K7 class processors, but less so with Intel® Pentium® 4,
Xeon, or AMD® K8 class processors.
through the O-ring
th
of an
6. Preparing the coolant
Your kit comes with a 2 Oz (60ml) bottle of Swiftech’s specially
formulated HydrX
mixed with distilled or demineralized water only. Simply empty
the concentrated coolant into a 33 fl oz (1 liter) plastic bottle, and
complete filling with your distilled water. Your coolant is ready.
concentrated coolant. The product should be
Figure 5
Gather Coolsleeves
the tubing. This will allow Coolsleeves™ to expand to its natural pitch.
Tight radii sections require that coils be close to each other (1/8” spacing coil to
coil). In straight sections, coils can be spaced up to ¼” or more, coil to coil
Then, with one end of a tube connected to a startup component such
as the water-block for example, roughly estimate the length that you
will need to the next component, and cut the tube and coil squarely
with a pair of scissors. Work your way through the entire circuit in the
same fashion, until you are satisfied with the tube routing.
Quick-connect fittings: If you are going to a component featuring a
quick-connect fitting, make sure to allocate approximately ¾” of tube
to go into the fitting, and install a tube insert (shown below) at the
extremity of each tube.
™ towards the center of the tubing, then pull on the ends of
TIP! Rubbing the extremity of the
tube with a little bit of liquid soap will
greatly facilitate insertion of the tube
into a quick-connect fitting.
7. Filling up the circuit
Please refer to the MCRES-525 installation guide in appendix for
specifics on how to fill-up the system. In this paragraph, we will
discuss safety measures.
It is good practice to pre-test that your system is liquid-tight away
from sensitive electronic components. Two strategies can be
employed:
Dismount all the components that you installed in
the mock-up, and fill-up your system outside of
the case, or
Remove motherboard, VGA adapter, hard drives
and CD Rom (if any), from the chassis, which is
our preferred solution.
In either case, you will need to start-up your pump in order to
completely fill-up the system. Since your MCP350 is a 12Volts
pump feeding off the computer power-supply, you must be able
to start the PSU without it being connected to the motherboard.
While the Internet is full of references on how to short-out pin 14
and 15 of the ATX connector to start up the PSU independently,
we really do not recommend this method. The safe and proper
method to start-up the PSU independently is to use a powersupply tester. A wide variety of these common devices is
available on the Internet (google key word: “PSU tester”), and
among Swiftech resellers (www.frozencpu.com
www.Directron.com
,
, www.newegg,.com etc..)
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8. Final installation
Once your system has been tested for leaks, it is now time to proceed with the final installation. Assuming that you followed our preferred
method, re-install the motherboard inside of the chassis, being careful to keep the water-blocks out of the way (some wire-ties or rubber
bands strategically placed are a good help). Then perform the final water-block installation using thermal grease, in accordance with your
specific water-block model installation guide (see appendix).
Figure 6
Figure 6 above illustrates an installation using the MCRES-525 reservoir, MCP350 pump, MCW6000-A water-block, MCW20 chipset cooler,
MCW50 VGA cooler, and MCR120 radiator mounted externally with the MCB-120 “Radbox”
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Figure 7
Figure 7 above illustrates a final installation, showing the MCR80-F2 radiator in place, the MCW6000 CPU cooler, the MCW50 VGA cooler, the
MCW20 chipset cooler, and an earlier MCP600 pump. Notice how the Coolsleeves coils allow tight bends, keeping a “clean” uncluttered
arrangement of the circuit. In this particular chassis, the radiator is positioned slightly lower relative to the CPU. As a result, we installed the
components in the following sequence: VGA cooler -> Chipset cooler -> Radiator -> CPU cooler.
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Figure 8 illustrates a dual 80mm radiator setup. This particular setup was chosen to illustrate how to overcome the apparent difficulty of
connecting two radiators located opposite to one another in a chassis: one radiator in the back, and one radiator in the front. Such chassis
configuration is among the most commonly found in today’s mid-tower cases.
Notice how the radiators are setup in a parallel connection: from the MCW50 VGA cooler discharge, the tube is split into two sections, using a
Y connector. Each branch of the “Y” is then connected to each radiator inlet. Then the radiator discharge tubes rejoin into another “Y”
connector which goes to the MCW20 chipset cooler inlet, thus resuming the circuit. In this particular example, the sequence in which
components are connected to one another was chosen purely for convenience in tube routing, and dictated by the respective positions of
these components.
From a performance standpoint there is very little performance to be gained from strictly controlling the component sequence: the maximum
delta T (difference in temperature) between any two points of the liquid cooling circuit does not exceed 1ºC. Whenever possible, performance
oriented users will typically want to route the radiator discharge(s) tube(s) to the inlet of the CPU cooler, since the fluid exiting the radiators is
always the coolest.
Figure 8
III. Draining the system
You will need to disconnect a line from one of the lowermost components. Procure a bucket large enough to receive approximately
1 liter of fluid, and place the bucket underneath the connection that you intend to “break”. Disconnect the line, and place both ends
into the bucket.
Open up the fill-cap from the MCRES-525. This will allow most of the fluid to escape.
A cleaner and much more convenient method consists in incorporating a drain assembly into the circuit during initial installation.
See TV500
drain assembly below.
IV. Periodic maintenance
Every 6 months: dust off the radiator fins and fan. You can use a can of compressed air for example, available in most
electronic supply stores. If you live in a very dusty area, you should perform this task at closer intervals. It is essential to
maintain the optimum performance of your cooling system.
Inspect the level of liquid inside the circuit, and refill if necessary. Evaporation in this closed circuit is extremely limited, but
still present due to permeability in the vinyl lines.
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V. Available accessories
Improve performance with a second radiator:
MCR120-F Radiator assembly
Part # MCR120-F, includes radiator, 120mm
fan, retention screws, quick-connect fittings
Part # MCB-120 “Radbox”
(http://www.swiftnets.com/products/MCB-120.asp)
TV500 Drain assembly
MCR120-FRB™ Complete 120mm Radiator/fan/Radbox
http://www.swiftnets.com/products/mcw50.asp for
kit - BLUE
VGA Cooling
specifications
Please go to:
MCB-PT "Pass-thru" accessories
for 1/2" OD (3/8" ID) tubing
Chipset Cooling
Please go to: http://www.swiftnets.com/products/mcw20.asp for
1/2" (Tube OD) Flush Assembly, including
1/2" Tube quick-connect T, and 1/2" quick-
connect ball valve. A useful accessory for
users who empty their system often. Can
also be used as a fill T (without reservoir).
specifications
Part # MCW20
Part # MCW50
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VI. Appendix: Individual Component Installation guides
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Packing list
MCR120 radiator 1 Tube inserts 2
Snap-rivet 4 120x25mm fan 1
6-32” x 3/8” Philips screw 4 Quick-connect fittings 2
Back
of
Chassis
Snap-rivet
Front
of
Chassis
Snap-rivet
120mm fan
6-32 x 3/8" philips
MCR120 Radiator
Figure 7 - Back of chassis installation
MCR120 radiator
Figure 8 – Front of chassis installation
6-32 x 3/8" philips
120mm fan
Preamble
The MCR120-F
chassis. This configuration is preferred to optimize cooling of the CPU. In effect, if the fan flow direction were reversed, it would use heated air
inside of the chassis, which is usually 3°C (at best) and up to 10°C hotter than that of the ambient air outside of the chassis.
1. Installation
Depending where a 120mm fan opening is available, the MCR120-F can be installed as shown in Figure 1 (back of the chassis), or Figure 2 (front
of the chassis). Due to the wide variety of chassis configurations, Swiftech cannot guarantee that this assembly will bolt into any chassis without
some modifications. However, an external mounting solution is optionally available with the MCB120
and-play installation with most desktop computers.
2. Bleeding
For bleeding purposes, the preferred radiator orientation is with inlet and outlet pointing up as shown above. Nonetheless, the radiator can also be
installed at 90
bleeding process. For this reason, it might be more convenient to fasten the radiator to the chassis after the circuit has been fully filled and bled.
ships with the fan pre-assembled to the radiator. It has been configured so that the fan will draw fresh air from outside of the
“Radbox” which will usually allow a plug-
° or 180°. In such cases, simply rotate the radiator back upwards to allow the air trapped inside to escape during the filling and
3. Using quick-connect fittings
If you are using soft vinyl tubing, you must also use the provided tube
inserts. Cut the extremity of the tube
tube insert into the tube as shown in Figure 3.
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squarely, and fully engage the
Figure 9
Tube insertion
TIP! Rubbing the extremity of the tube with a little bit of liquid soap will greatly facilitate insertion of the tube into the quick-connect fitting.
Insert the tube into the quick-connect fitting. The tube will go in freely for the first ¼” and you will then feel a resistance: this is the O-ring inside of
the fitting. Push
through the O-ring by twisting the tube back-and-forth for another ½” until the tube reaches the tube-stop at the bottom of the fitting.
Tube removal
Firmly grip the tube in the cradle formed by three fingers, and push
against the blue collet with thumb and index fingers. This will
disengage the tube from the fitting. Correct position of the hand
and fingers is shown in Figure 6.
o Insert the PCI bracket into an available opening, and secure it to the chassis.
o Insert your fan electrical connector through the slotted hole of the PCI bracket now. Only 3-pin connectors (the type that
connect to the motherboard) are small enough to pass through the slotted hole. 4-pin Molex connectors (the type that
connect to your power supply) will require that the terminals be removed from the Molex housing first.
o From inside of the chassis, insert the pass-thru adapters through each hole of the PCI bracket. The threaded portion of
the adapters should be exposed outside of the case.
o Screw the nuts to the adapters. The nuts are designed to slightly overlap the edges of the PCI chassis opening, to
provide a more secure installation.
2. Housing / fan & radiator installation: please refer to diagram page 2.
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t
reservoir
discharge
Pump inlet
Pump discharge
Chassis
MCB-120
holding plate
1/2" Nylon spacer (use as needed to provide clearance
with side panel) or alternatively use (1) or (2) provided nylon washers
6-32 x 1" machine screw (fine thread)
Use alternate 6-32 x 1 1/2" for thick acrylic panels
or provided 4-40 x 1 1/4" with nuts and washers for 60mm fan openings
bracke
Custom PCI
#4 x 1/4"
(course thread)
sheet metal screw
nut
6-32 nylon
Pass-thru adapter
Pass-thru nut
hose clamp
#4 worm-drive
Fan power
connector thru
PCI bracket
120x25mm
fan
Radiator
metal screw
(coarse thread)
#6 x 1 1/4" sheet
housing
MCB-120
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1. General Use
The MCP350™ pump is a magnetically
driven centrifugal pump featuring a 12 V
DC brushless motor. It requires no
maintenance when used with demineralized water and the appropriate
anti-fungal additives. We recommend
using 5% Swiftech’s HydrX
additive. The pump is designed to be
connected to your computer power
supply using the standard Molex 4 pin
connectors. Effective 1/24/05, the pump
features a second wire equipped with a
3-pin connector designed to connect to
a motherboard fan header, and to
report the impeller rotational speed
(RPM sensor).
The MCP350™ pump is not
submersible.
2. Physical installation
as an
DISCHARGE
INLET
Determine the best location for
your pump by observing how the
tubing will be routed to the rest of
the circuit. Sharp bends in the
tubing should always be avoided
to prevent kinks, which will reduce
or completely prevent flow of the
cooling fluid.
In general, we recommend
installation of the pump at the
bottom of the chassis.
The base of the pump features a
soft neoprene pad coated with
strong adhesive material. Once an
appropriate location for the pump
has been determined, simply peeloff the pad’s protective paper, and
press the pump against the
chassis surface. The surface
should be clean, and non greasy.
Screws & grommets are also
provided for permanent
installation, and require drilling
holes in the chassis (see
permanent installation page 2).
3. Pump operating precautions:
The MCP350™ pump should never
be run dry, even for a quick test
should always prime the pump with fluid
before you start operating it (see
warranty note *). With filled lines, turn
the inlet/outlets upward to ensure there
is no air bubble in the impeller.
Use of coloring die or fluorescent
additives containing particulate fillers
will cause excessive wear to the pump’s
impeller bearing (see warranty note **).
Do not utilize small diameter or flow restrictive fittings in the pump inlet line. Minimum line inner diameter is 3/8”.An example would be
a reservoir with ¼” fittings. This may cause the pump impeller to cavitate, lose prime, stop pumping and damage the pump (see warranty note
***).
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. You
neoprene sponge
3/8" Barbs
.25"
pad
2.4"
.7
2.52"
2.4"
1.7"
3
°
1.00"
3.4"
∅
4. Connecting the pump to the circuit:
The pump’s inlet and outlet are 3/8” in outside diameter. Use with 3/8” ID (1/2” OD) tubing, or 10mm
ID (12mm OD) for Europe.
5. Performance & Specifications
Nominal voltage 12 V DC
Operating voltage range 9 to 13.2 VDC
Nominal power (@ 12 V) 8.3 W
Nominal current (@ 12 V) .69 amps
Motor type
Nominal head (@ 12 V) 13.05 ft (4 m)
Nominal discharge (@ 12 V) ~ 92.4 GPH (350 LPH)
Connection size 3/8" barbs (10mm)
Maximum pressure 22 PSI (1.5 BAR)
Temperature range Up to 140°F (60°C)
Electrical connector Molex 4 pin
Weight 7.3 oz (207 gr.)
Our noise measurement (non
lab environment)
MTBF (Mean Time Between
Failures)
RPM sensor 3 pin connector
6. Permanent installation to the chassis, and exploded view
Electronically commutated,
brushless DC, spherical
motor
24 ~ 26 dBA in a quiet room
@ 2'
50,000 Hours
Drill two 0.312” (8mm) holes into panel, 2.52” (64mm) apart. Snap grommet into each
hole. Tighten the provided screws until the pump neoprene pad is slightly and evenly
compressed by approximately 1/8” (2~3mm) or less.
Neoprene
pad
2.52"
(64mm)
MCP350 PUMP
0.313"
(8mm)
Grommet
Washer
#6 x 7/8"
Philips screw
DISCLAIMER: Swiftech assumes no liability whatsoever, expressed or implied, for the use of this product, and more specifically for
any, and all damages caused by the use of this product to any other devices in a personal computer, whether due to product failure,
leak, electrical shorts, and or electro-magnetic emissions.
WARRANTY: This product is guaranteed for a period of 24 months from
date of purchase for defects in material, and workmanship. Guarantee consists of replacing defective parts with new or reconditioned
parts. Guarantee is considered void in case of
showing date and place of purchase is required for exercise of the warranty.
THIS WILL CAUSE IMMEDIATE AND PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE PUMP. (**) EXCESSIVE WEAR DUE TO INNAPROPRIATE FLUIDS. (***)
EXCESSIVE RESTRICTION TO THE PUMP’S INLET
improper use (*)(**)(***), handling or negligence on the part of user.Original invoice
(*) WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RUN THIS PUMP DRY.
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PARTS LIST – BARBED ADAPTERS ARE SOLD SEPARATELY
Parts QTY PARTS QTY
MCRES-525™ Reservoir 1 Retention screws 4
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damage to your components. Swiftech assumes no liability whatsoever, expressed or implied, for the use of these products, nor their
installation. The following instructions are subject to change without notice. Please visit our web site at www.swiftnets.com
updates.
The MCRES-525™ reservoir is designed to be installed in a 5 ¼” drive bay. It features three 3/8” threaded ports (standard NPT thread)
to accommodate a number of configurations (see * Swiftech fittings). The port usage is defined as follows:
The following guide assumes that all liquid cooling components in your system, such as radiator, pump, and water-block(s) have been
already installed, and the graphic below shows an overview of a typical installation.
Fill-cap & o-ring 1 Port plug 1
for
(1) Discharge port located at the “stepped-down” compartment. This port must ALWAYS be connected to the
pump inlet for the MCRES-525™ to operate properly.
(2) Inlet ports can be used interchangeably: in “single inlet” configuration (the most common), or “dual inlet”
configuration when devices are returning to the reservoir in parallel. One port plug is provided to seal one of the
inlets in order to accommodate the most common “single inlet” configuration.
Important! All fittings (except DP-11) require sealant: plumbers tape, or plumbers goop (preferred)
A6-8
1/2" barb to 3/8" NPT, for 1/2"
Inner diameter tubing (3/4" or
5/8" outer diameter) – Order
Separately
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3/8" barb to 3/8" NPT, for
3/8" Inner diameter tubing
(1/2"outer diameter) – Order
separately
Swiftech Fittings & Spare parts
PI011623S
3/8” NPT to ½” tube (outer
diameter) quick-connect
fitting – Order separately
DP-11
Fill-cap & o-ring
Included
P6N
3/8” NPT Port
plug
Included
Installation guidelines
Figure 1: Always leave sufficient slack in the lines to pull enough
of the reservoir out of the drive bay and uncover the fill port.
Figure 2: You can start filling up the reservoir while it is in the drive
bay, using a household funnel.
the reservoir as needed.
the reservoir to its minimum operating level, as shown figure 3.
Then, start-up the pump and top-off
With this method, you will be able to fill-up
Figure 3: The minimum operating fluid level is at the mould
parting line.
Figure 5: Desired (Maximum) operating fluid level Figure 6: Once full, secure the reservoir to the drive-bay with the
Figure 4: If possible or desired, you can also fill the reservoir outside
of the chassis. Tipping it steeply at an angle will allow you to fill-it up at
the maximum operating level as shown figure 5. Do not forget to close
the fill-cap before you re-install the unit into the drive bay!
provided screws.
Installation is complete!
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Installation guide
Parts list
Parts QTY PARTS QTY
MCW6000-P™ water-block 1 Retention clips 2
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1 SP4-BcktSP4 Hold-down plate for Intel Pentium 4 and Xeon
32 SC478Pentium 4 spring clip
1. Preparing your Motherboard
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the CPU.
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary depending on the type of
processor. We recommend visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed instructions.
2. Water-block orientation
For ease of operations during bleeding, the outlet should always be at the highest point (while system is standing upright):
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3. Water-block installation:
Step 2
Step 1
Center the water-block inside the retention
frame. Put both clips in place for the next
step, by simply slipping the hook of each
clip into the holes of the retention frame.
While maintaining the opposite side of the
block to prevent it from tipping over, push
down on the clips’ thumb-tab until the hook
catches the hole in the retention frame.
4. Connecting the water-block(s) to the cooling circuit:
Carefully identify the direction of the flow in your circuit. For the MCW6000 to operate properly,
the fitting located at the center of the water-block
MUST BE USED AS THE INLET.
5. Attaching the tubes:
Step 3
Keep maintaining pressure on the block to
prevent it from tipping over, and hook-down
the second clip.
Installation is complete!
In kit form, the MCW6000™ ships with 2’ of tube already clamped to inlet and outlet. When sold
separately, two worm-drive hose clamps are included.
6. Type of Coolant:
Being entirely made of copper, the MCW6000™ may be used with pure water, and does not
necessitate the use of anti-corrosion agents. The use of an algaecide is nonetheless
recommended in any liquid cooling system, and our HydrX™ additive also performs such
function.
7. Final inspection:
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to
powering up the computer.
Do not test the water-block using city water pressure. This will
bow the top of the housing and render the block unusable (and will void your warranty).
Maximum pressure allowable for testing is 25 psi (1.7 bar)
Tubes attached with the included worm-
drive clamps
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Parts list
Parts QTY PARTS QTY
MCW6000 or 6002-P™ stepped waterblock
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Hold-down plate
"Short arm" side
over socket lever
CRITICAL:
Water-block
"step side" over
socket lever
1
INLET
SPIGOT
4
7
9
3
DISCHARGE
SPIGOT
5
8
10
2
2
Figure 13
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6
1. Preparing your Motherboard
Installation of the retention posts requires removal of the motherboard from the chassis.
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the CPU.
2. Retention Posts installation
Install all the washers in the precise sequence shown in figure 1. The sequence is: Philips screw,
black fiber-washer, motherboard, black fiber-washer, lock-washer, and hex-nut. Using fiberwashers on either side of the motherboard is critical to prevent shorting of the motherboard. Once
the posts are securely fastened to the motherboard, you can re-install it inside the chassis.
3. Purging the water-block
The geometry and keep-out areas surrounding socket LGA 775 require that the MCW6000 & 6002
water-blocks be installed with the discharge spigot facing downwards. In a vertical orientation, this
prevents the water-block from purging appropriately. There are two possible strategies to purge
the water-block:
You can fill-up the circuit and purge the water-block of any air trapped inside BEFORE
fastening it to the motherboard, as shown in figure 3. TIP! If you are using a 12 volts
pump feeding from the computer power-supply,
the cooler is not installed on the CPU. Disconnect the power supply from the
motherboard, and use a power supply tester to start it up independently. This will allow
you to run the pump by itself, and fill-up the circuit. If you do not have a power-supply
tester
you can install the water-block onto the motherboard, but you will need to fill-up the
4. Connecting the water-block(s) to the cooling circuit
Attaching the tubes: In kit form, the MCW6000™ ships with 2’ of tube already clamped
Type of Coolant:
circuit with the computer laying flat on a table, as the water-block purges correctly when
lying horizontally.
Carefully identify the direction of the flow in your circuit. For the MCW6000 to operate
properly, the spigot located at the center of the water-block
(see figure 1 “INLET” spigot).
INLET
to inlet and outlet. When sold separately, two worm-drive hose clamps are included.
with pure water, and do not necessitate the use of anti-corrosion agents. The use of an
algaecide such as our HydrX™ is nonetheless highly recommended.
being entirely made of copper, the MCW6000™ series may be used
do not start-up the computer while
MUST BE USED AS THE
Figure14
Install retention posts
Figure 15
Purge the air from the water-block,
by pointing the discharge spigot
upwards
5. Applying thermal compound to the CPU
Lightly coat the CPU with the provided Céramique™ thermal compound. Follow this link
Place the water-block on the CPU with the step side above the socket lever. The hold-down plate is
asymmetric in order to locate the water-block precisely inside of the “keep out” areas. This guarantees
full compatibility of the water-block with all LGA 775 motherboards. Insert nylon shoulder washer and
spring on each post, and fasten the acorn nuts in a cross pattern
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Apply small amount of compound on
the CPU heat spreader
. Installation is complete!
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your components. Swiftech assumes no liability whatsoever, expressed or implied, for the use of these products, nor their installation. The
following instructions are subject to change without notice. Please visit our web site at www.swiftnets.com
for updates.
The MCW6000-PX can be installed using two different methods:
Using the spring-loaded screws and standoffs included with the water-block (fig. 1 below)
Using the plastic retention frames and spring clips included with most motherboards (fig. 2 page 2)
b SP4-BcktSP4 Holdi ng plate for Intel Pentium 4 and X eon
691772A154-phil6x32x1.125 6-32 x 1 1/4" philips scfrew
7707500.042 diam Heavy Duty spring
84-40 nylon retaining washer 4-40 nylon retaining washer
8
FLUID INLET
FLUID DISC HARGE
2
4
3
Figure 1
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1
ssembly using our
spring-loaded screws
and standoffs
A
16PART NO.DESCRIPTION
1DUAL-XEON-BOARD Motherboard
2RETENTIONPlastic retention frame, included with motherboard
3XEON-CLIPXeon clip included with motherboard
4MCW6000-P-with-bracketMCW6000-P water-block assembly
a MCW6000-FLATMCW6000 waterblock flat base
b SP4-BcktHold-down plate for Intel Pentium 4 and Xeon
3
SSEMBLY USING PLASTIC
FRAME AND SPRING CLIPS
INCLUDED WITH MOTHERBOARD
FLUID INLET
4b
4a
2
1. Preparing your Motherboard:
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the CPU.
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary depending on the type of
processor. We recommend visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed instructions.
FLUID DISCHARGE
1
Figure 2
2. Water-block orientation:
For ease of operations during the filling and bleeding procedures, the outlet should always be at the highest point (while the computer
system is standing upright):
3. Water-block installation:
The MCW6000-PX can be installed using two different methods (also see figure 1 and 2):
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Using the spring-loaded screws and standoffs included with the water-block (fig. 1), or
Using the plastic retention frames and spring slips included with most motherboards
You may use either method at your convenience. For installation with our own spring loaded
screws, follow the instructions below. For installation with Intel’s spring clips, follow the
instructions included in your motherboard manual.
(fig. 2)
4. Installation with spring loaded screws:
emove the motherboard from the chassis, and remove the stock retention plastic
R
frames to expose the mounting holes.
Install the standoffs though the holes, using fiber washers and locknuts as shown in
figure 1.
Tighten the standoffs as shown figure 3, using a ¼” socket tool to drive the standoff,
and a small
pair of pliers to prevent the locknut from spinning. Torque value should
not to exceed 16 in. lbs. In other words just tight, without excessive torque,
otherwise the standoff stem may snap.
Tighten the spring-loaded screws in a crisscross pattern until the screws bottom out
into the standoff. Once there, do not attempt to lock the screws any further, or they
will jam into the standoff, and could prove difficult to remove if you ever need to
uninstall the heatsink.
Water-block installation is now complete.
5. Connecting the water-block(s) to the cooling circuit:
Carefully identify the direction of the flow in your circuit. For the MCW6000 to operate properly, the fitting
located at the center of the water-block
MUST BE USED AS THE INLET. In multi-processor
environments, connect the two blocks in series: For example: pump discharge to inlet of processor 1,
discharge of processor 1 to inlet of processor 2, and discharge of processor 2 to radiator.
6. Attaching the tubes:
In kit form, the MCW6000™ ships with 2’ of tube already clamped to inlet and outlet. When sold
separately, two worm-drive hose clamps are included.
7. Type of Coolant:
Figure 3
Figure 4
Tubes attached with worm-drive
clamps
Being entirely made of copper, the MCW6000™ may be used with pure water, and does not necessitate
the use of anti-corrosion agents. The use of an algaecide is nonetheless recommended in any liquid
cooling system, and our HydrX™ additive also performs such function.
8. Final inspection
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to powering up
the computer.
housing and render the block unusable (and will void your warranty).
Do not test the water-block using city water pressure. This will bow the top of the
Maximum pressure allowable for
testing is 25 psi (1.7 bar)
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Installation guide
Parts QTY PARTS QTY
MCW6000-NX™ water-block 1 6-32 x 7/8” Philips screws 4
Worm drive clamps 2 .600 x .250 Nylon spacer 4
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11 S604-NOCONAMotherboard & CPU assembly
31 spring-backplateretention spring (provided by motherboard vendors)
41 chassis
54 STANDOFF-0.187
61 MCW6000-FLATMCW6000 waterblock flat base
71 SP4-BcktSP4 Holding plate for Intel Pentium 4 and Xeon
94 90272A152-6-32x7-8-philips6-32 x 7/8" (22mm) Philips screw
104 4-40 nylon retaining washer4-40 nylon retaining washer
114 custom_spacer-r1Nylon spacer .600 x .250 (15 x 6mm)
Figure 1
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1. Preparing your Motherboard
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the CPU.
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary depending on the type of
processor. We recommend visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed instructions.
2. Water-block orientation
For ease of operations during the filling and bleeding procedures, the outlet should always be at the highest point (while the
computer system is standing upright):
3. Water-block Installation
The MCW6000-NX water-block uses Intel’s validated retention spring, provided in accordance to Intel specifications by the motherboard
vendors. Installation of the water-block to the processor is identical to that of a standard heatsink, normally described in the
motherboard installation guide. Simply screw down all 4 Philips screws to the chassis standoffs as shown in Figure 1, and installation is
complete.
4. Connecting the water-block(s) to the cooling circuit
Carefully identify the direction of the flow in your circuit. For the MCW6000 to operate properly, the fitting
located at the center of the water-block
MUST BE USED AS THE INLET. In multi-processor environments,
connect the two blocks in series: For example: from pump discharge to inlet of processor 1, discharge of
processor 1 to inlet of processor 2, and discharge of processor 2 to radiator.
5. Attaching the tubes
In kit form, the MCW6000™ ships with 2’ of tube already clamped to inlet and outlet. When sold separately,
two worm-drive hose clamps are included.
6. Type of Coolant
Being entirely made of copper, the MCW6000™ may be used with pure water, and does not necessitate the
use of anti-corrosion agents. The use of an algaecide is nonetheless recommended in any liquid cooling
system, and our HydrX™ additive also performs such function.
7. Final inspection
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to powering up
the computer. Do not test the water-block using city water pressure. This will bow the top of the housing
and render the block unusable (and will void your warranty).
Maximum pressure allowable for testing is
25 psi (1.7 bar)
Troubleshooting help is available on our web site at www.swiftnets.com, or by calling customer support at
562-595-8009.
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Figure 2
Tubes attached with the
included worm-drive clamps
Installation guide
Parts list
Parts QTY PARTS QTY
MCW6000-P™ water-block 1 3T spring/clip assemblies 2
Worm drive clamps 2 SK7 hold-down plate 1
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following instructions are subject to change without notice. Please visit our web site at www.swiftnets.com
for updates.
6-32 x 1.00" philips
3-T c lip
SOFT spring
STIFF spring
metallic color
black color
SK7 hold-down plate
INLE T
Step side over "Cam box"
Figure 1
DISCHARGE
MCW6000-A water-block
socket "Cambox"
socket 462 motherboard
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1. Preparing your Motherboard
2. Water-block orientation
There are 4 possible socket orientations in socket A (socket 462) motherboards:
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the CPU.
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary depending on the type of
processor. We recommend visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed instructions.
Case 1
Most common - OK
Case 2
Most common - OK
In order to bleed correctly during the fill and bleed operations, and
while the system is standing upright, the water-block discharge should
always be at the highest point, as shown in case 1 and 2.
If your block installs as shown in case 1 and 2, then proceed with
installation instructions in paragraph 3.
If due to the socket orientation the water-block is oriented as shown in
case 3 or 4, such as frequently encountered in dual processor boards
for example, then the water-block must be bled PRIOR to installation
onto the socket:
Simply set-up your cooling circuit first, and while filling it up with fluid,
hold the water-block in your hand with the discharge pointing upwards
so that all the air trapped into the block will escape.
Then attach the
water-block onto the socket.
3. Water-block installation
Case 3
Dual processor boards Caution!
Case 1
Case 3
Case 4
Dual processor boards Caution!
Case 2
Case 4
CRITICAL PREAMBLE - MUST READ!
As shown in figure 1 page 1, there is a specific side allocated to each spring: the STIFF spring goes opposite to the socket cam-box, and the
SOFT spring goes on the same side as the socket cam-box. The springs are color-coded to prevent any mistakes: the stiff spring has been
plated with a black zinc coating, while the soft spring is zinc plated in a shiny metallic grey.
You MUST be extremely careful to respect this arrangement!
Not respecting this arrangement will result in unbalanced pressure, and prevent the water-block from sitting flat on the processor,
resulting in high temperatures, and likely damage to the CPU.
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Place the MCW6000-A over the CPU as shown in figure 1 page 1.
The water-block step side MUST be located over the socket cam box. A label affixed
to the base of the water-block clearly identifies which side this is.
The retention clips should snap over each side, and hook onto the socket tabs.
Make sure that the clips are properly aligned to fit snugly underneath the tabs.
Gradually loosen (counter-clockwise) each spring-loaded screw to release the
spring tension, checking that the clips remain engaged underneath the tabs.
TIP: if space permits, hold the clips pressed against the socket while loosening
the screws, as shown in figure 2. This will prevent the clips for disengaging
themselves from underneath the tabs at start-up.
Figure 2
Continue backing off until the head of the screw completely clears the top of
the bracket, as shown figure 3.
Double-check to ensure that the clips have remained underneath the tabs.
Installation on the CPU is now complete!
4. Connecting the water-block(s) to the cooling circuit:
Carefully identify the direction of the flow in your circuit. For the MCW6000 to operate
properly, the fitting located at the center of the water-block
.
INLET
MUST BE USED AS THE
TIP! In multi-processor environments, connect the two blocks in series: For
example: pump discharge to inlet of processor 1, discharge of processor 1 to inlet of
processor 2, and discharge of processor 2 to radiator.
Attaching the tubes:
In kit form, the MCW6000™ ships with 2’ of tube already clamped to inlet and outlet.
When sold separately, two worm-drive hose clamps are included.
5. Type of Coolant:
Being entirely made of copper, the MCW6000™ may be used with pure water, and does not
necessitate the use of anti-corrosion agents. The use of an algaecide is nonetheless
recommended in any liquid cooling system, and our HydrX™ additive also performs such
function.
6. Final inspection:
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to
powering up the computer.
Do not test the water-block using city water pressure. This
will bow the top of the housing and render the block unusable (and will void your warranty).
Maximum pressure allowable for testing is 25 psi (1.7 bar)
Troubleshooting help is available on our web site at www.swiftnets.com
customer support at 562-595-12009.
, or by calling
Figure 3
Tubes attached with worm-drive
clamps
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Installation guide
Parts QTY PARTS QTY
MCW6000™ water-block 1 Spring loaded screw assemblies 2
Worm drive clamps 2 Sk8 hold-down plate 1
NOTE TO USERS: SOME OPTERON MOTHERBOARDS (MSI BRAND) DO NOT USE AMD STANDARD RETENTION MECHANISM. PLEASE USE
INTEL PENTIUM 4 (SOCKET 478) HOLD-DOWN PLATE & CLIPS INSTEAD WITH THESE MOTHERBOARDS.
This product is intended for expert users. Please consult with a qualified technician for installation. Improper installation may result in damage to your
components. Swiftech assumes no liability whatsoever, expressed or implied, for the use of these products, nor their installation. The following
instructions are subject to change without notice. Please visit our web site at www.swiftnets.com
for updates.
4
5
6
ITEM NO.QTY. PART NO.DESCRIPTION
11 MCW6000-R2MCW6000 flat base water-block
21 S754-RETENTION-r2SK8 hold-down plate for AMD K8
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary depending on the type of
processor. We recommend visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed instructions.
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7
8
2
1
3
3
2. Water-block orientation
For ease of operations during bleeding, the outlet should always be at the highest point (while system is standing upright)
3. Water-block installation:
The MCW6000™ simply bolts onto AMD retention frame as shown in figure 1, using the enclosed spring-loaded screws. The tension limiter is
designed to provide appropriate tension to the springs. Do not over-tighten the springs.
4. Retention frame issues:
Most K8 compatible motherboards are shipped with AMD’s validated plastic retention frame and
metallic back-plate. In an effort to spare unnecessary costs to the majority of users, Swiftech does not
include these items with the MCW6000 water-block.
Some motherboards however use non-standard retention systems, and plastic back-plates instead of
the recommended metallic plates described in AMD’s Athlon™ 64 Processor Thermal Design Guide.
For this reason, Swiftech offers an optional retention frame and back plate made to AMD
standards, under Part # AJ00172 shown to the right.
5. Connecting the water-block(s) to the cooling circuit:
Carefully identify the direction of the flow in your circuit. For the MCW6000 to operate properly, the
fitting located at the center of the water-block
MUST BE USED AS THE INLET.
6. Attaching the tubes:
In kit form, the MCW6000™ ships with 2’ of tube already clamped to inlet and outlet. When sold
separately, two worm-drive hose clamps are included.
7. Type of Coolant:
Tubes attached with worm-drive
clamps
Being entirely made of copper, the MCW6000™ may be used with pure water, and does not
necessitate the use of anti-corrosion agents. The use of an algaecide is nonetheless recommended in
any liquid cooling system, and our HydrX™ additive also performs such function.
8. Final inspection:
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to powering
up the computer. Do not test the water-block using city water pressure. This will bow the top of the
housing and render the block unusable (and will void your warranty).
Maximum pressure allowable
for testing is 25 psi (1.7 bar)
Troubleshooting help is available on our web site at www.swiftnets.com
at 562-595-12009.
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This product is intended for expert users only. Please consult with a qualified technician for installation. Improper installation may result in
damage to your components. Swiftech assumes no liability whatsoever, expressed or implied, for the use of these products, nor their
installation. The following instructions are subject to change without notice. Please visit our web site at www.swiftnets.com
Installation diagram
for updates.
MCW50 for
Nvidia Gforce
MCW50 for
TI Radeon
PRE-ASSEMBLED
Nylon washer
Spring
Nylon screw
spacer
2-56 S/S socket
Figure 1
1. Preparing your graphics card
Before installing the block onto the graphics card cut two pieces of tubing of sufficient length to connect to the rest of your circuit, and install them
into the MCW50™ Inlet and outlet. It is
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the GPU (graphics processing unit)
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary depending on the type of
processor. We recommend visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed instructions.
absolutely imperative to use the provided tube inserts with clear vinyl (soft) tubing, as shown below:
screw
Shown here with an MCW50-T™ version
Figure 2
Shown here with an MCW50-T™ version
Nylon retaining
washer
Spring
Nylon screw
spacer
4-40 x 1“
philips screw
Make sure that the tubes are fully inserted into the fitting. The tip of the plastic tube
inserts should be flush with the inlet and outlet openings, as shown above. Inserting the
tubes requires a firm push, accompanied by a twisting motion, and a little bit of grease
around the tubing really helps ☺
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2. Installing the MCW50™ GPU Cooler
The MCW50™ retention mechanism can either use the two diagonal holes featured in many graphics cards such as ATI
Radeon™ 9000 to 9700 families, or the four mounting holes found in NVidia
installed with other graphics processors by using permanent bonding agents, such as thermally conductive epoxies. We
recommend Arctic Silver™ or Arctic Alumina™ epoxy.
Install your block onto the graphics card, as shown in Figure 1 or Figure 2 (p.1) according to your application. A “finger –tight”
lock is sufficient when tightening the spring retention assemblies. Over-tightening will squish the nylon screw spacer body, and
result in uneven pressure over the GPU.
Recommended integration of the MCW50™ in an existing liquid cooling circuit:
Re-install the graphics card in the AGP slot, and proceed with filling and bleeding the cooling circuit.
3. Type of Coolant:
Radiator
Outlet
Inlet
a. For best performance, use 95% distilled water, and 5% Swiftech brand “HydrX” corrosion inhibitor (available here:
b. In ALL cases, you MUST use Distilled water AND a corrosion inhibitor with the MCW50 water-block. Regular automotive
anti-freeze is acceptable. Automotive manufacturers recommend that not less than 25% is used.
c. NEVER use tap water, even for a short-term test.
d. Not following paragraphs b and c above constitutes misuse (*) of the product, and will void your warranty.
CPU
Inlet
MCW50
Outlet
Outlet
Inlet
Pump
Outlet
Inlet
, under the “accessories” section).
GForce™ families of products. It can also be
4. Final inspection
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to powering up the computer. Troubleshooting help
is available on our web site at www.swiftnets.com
, or by calling customer support at 562-595-12009.
Final note concerning removal of the tubing: Push in collet squarely against face of fitting. With the collet held in this
position, the tube can be safely pulled out. Do not attempt to pull the tube out without pushing squarely against the collet. This may result in damaging
the fitting. Further details for using quick-connect fittings are also available here: http://www.johnguest.com/install_6.shtm#disconnect
:
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Installation guide for Intel & AMD platforms
Common parts to both platforms Intel platform specific parts AMD platforms specific parts
Part Qty Part Qty Part Qty
MCW20 ™ assembly 1 Neoprene pads (strip of 4) 1 4-40 x 1 1/2” Philips screws 2
Tube inserts 2 4-40 HOOKS 2 Black fiber washers 6
Arctic Alumina Thermal
compound
4-40 x 3/16” socket screw 0.8120” Spring 2 0.300” Spring 2
Socket wrench tool 2 Long bracket (1.10”) 2 ¼” tension limiters 2
1 Acorn nuts 2 Short bracket (.71”) 2
Knurled knobs 2
This product is intended for expert users. Please consult with a qualified technician for installation. Improper installation may result in
damage to your components. Swiftech assumes no liability whatsoever, expressed or implied, for the use of these products, nor their
installation. The following instructions are subject to change without notice. Please visit our web site at www.swiftnets.com
1. Preparation steps common to both platforms
1 Nylon tension limiter ½” 2 4-40 mini-nuts 2
for updates.
Step 1: Pre-installation assembly schematics
attach the brackets to the water-block with the provided socket wrench tool.
Step 2: Prepare the tubing
a. Prepare two pieces of tubing of sufficient length to connect to the
rest of your circuit. The cuts must be square as shown in figure 1 or
leaks may occur:
Intel
Platforms AMD platforms
Figure 18
Figure 19
b. Install the provided plastic tube inserts at each end of
the tubes, as shown in figure 4: these inserts are absolutely
imperative when using any kind of soft tubing, such as vinyl,
ClearFlex, Tygon, etc.
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Square cut
Figure 20
c. Spread a little bit of greaseor liquid
around the tubing. It helps pushing the
soap
tubes in, particularly with Clearflex
which features a very “sticky” surface.
Figure 22
2. Installation for Intel platforms
a. Prepare your Motherboard
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the processor, using alcohol
Install the 4 neoprene pads as shown figure 8. This
step is only necessary if the processor core is
exposed.
large lid covering the entire area of the chipset),
then the neoprene pads MUST not be installed.
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic
Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary
depending on the type of processor. We recommend
visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed
instructions.
If the chipset features a heat spreader (a
tubing,
Figure 21
Figure 23
d. Fully insert both tubes into the fittings. The tip of the plastic tube inserts should
be flush with the inlet and outlet openings, as shown in figure 4 above. Inserting the
tubes requires a firm push, accompanied by a twisting motion.
Figure 24
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Figure 25
A
b. Install the MCW20-P™ water-block
TIP! It is preferable to have the tubing inserted
into the water-block BEFORE you install the
block onto the motherboard. This is because
pushing the tubes into the block while it is
already installed could exert undue pressure
onto the microprocessor.
Place the MCW20-P™ onto the processor, as
shown in figure 9: hooks should be engaged into
two diagonal motherboard loops first, then install
the nylon tension limiters (flange facing down),
the springs, and tighten the assembly with the
acorn nuts.
Neoprene
pad
MCW20-P
corn nut
Spring
Nylon spacer
Hook
Chipset core
Figure 26
c. Connect the block to the rest of the cooling circuit.
d. Type of Coolant:
a. For best performance, use 95% distilled water, and 5% Swiftech brand “HydrX” corrosion inhibitor (available here:
b. In ALL cases, you MUST use Distilled water AND a corrosion inhibitor with the MCW5002 water-block. Regular automotive anti-freeze
is acceptable. Automotive manufacturers recommend that not less than 25% is used.
c. NEVER use tap water, even for a short-term test.
d. Not following paragraphs b and c above constitutes misuse (*) of the product, and will void your warranty.
e.
Final inspection
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to powering up the computer. If using
Swiftech’s fill-and-bleed kit, such test can be done without any liquid into the circuit. Please refer to the FBK525
Troubleshooting help is available on our web site at www.swiftnets.com
, or by calling customer support at 562-595-12009.
installation guide for details.
3. Installation for AMD platforms
1. Preparing your Motherboard
Remove the motherboard from the chassis
Remove the existing heat sink
Carefully clean the microprocessor, using alcohol
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2. Installing MCW20-A™ water-block
Install the provided screws through the
motherboard, using a black fiber washer on both sides of
the motherboard, and tighten the nuts.
Install the motherboard back into the chassis
Lightly coat the CPU with the included Arctic
Céramique thermal compound. Application will vary
depending on the type of processor. We recommend
visiting http://www.arcticsilver.com for detailed
instructions.
TIP! It is preferable to have the tubing inserted into
the water-block BEFORE you install the block onto the
motherboard. This is because pushing the tubes into the
block while it is already installed could exert undue
pressure onto the microprocessor.
Slide down the MCW20-A over the retention
screws, as shown figure 10, then install the nylon tension
limiters (flange facing down), the springs, and tighten the
assembly with the knurled knobs. Over tightening of the
assembly is prevented by the tension limiter. Users
should be cautious nonetheless, as nylon can be easily
crushed.
4-40 x 1 1/2“ philips screw
Figure 27
3. Connect the block to the rest of the cooling circuit.
The block is designed in such a way that it will bleed itself automatically in any vertical orientation (computer standing-up).
4. Type of Coolant:
i) For best performance, use 95% distilled water, and 5% Swiftech brand “HydrX” corrosion inhibitor (available here:
ii) In ALL cases, you MUST use Distilled water AND a corrosion inhibitor with the MCW5002 water-block. Regular automotive anti-freeze
is acceptable. Automotive manufacturers recommend that not less than 25% is used.
iii) NEVER use tap water, even for a short-term test.
iv) Not following paragraphs b and c above constitutes misuse (*) of the product, and will void your warranty.
5.
Final inspection
Once the installation is completed, it is always a good idea to test the circuit for leaks, prior to powering up the computer. Troubleshooting
help is available on our web site at www.swiftnets.com
, or by calling customer support at 562-595-12009.
Note concerning removal of the tubing in quick-connect fittings: Push in
the collet squarely against the face of the fitting using Swiftech’s tube removal
tool, or a wrench of approximately the same opening diameter as the tube (1/2”
+). The collet is the inner plastic ring protruding from the face of fitting. It fits
loosely into the fitting, and can be moved up and down by approximately 1/8”.
With the collet firmly held against the face of the fitting, the tube can be safely
pulled out. Do not attempt to pull the tube out without pushing squarely against
the collet. This may result in damaging the fitting.
Figure 28
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