Swiftech STEALTH Released.

[Tyreal]

Swiftech has finally released it's full cover waterblock:

It doesn't cover the VREGs.

Two GTXs in SLI. These STEALTHs look like poor blocks for SLI setups. If you look closely, the board they are using has a huge gap between the two cards to allow the tubing to turn. If you used any other board, you may have problems.

Using T-Fittings for SLI.

Base plate. Pins look similar to the MCW-30 or the Apogee GTX.
"the CNC machined C110 copper base plate is at the heart of Stealth water-block cooling efficiency. Designed and optimized using Computational Fluid Dynamics, it benefits from the same Diamond Pin Matrix technology used in the Award Winning GT and GTX CPU water-blocks. In fact, we use the Apogee GT/GTX base plates with the Stealth, thus guaranteeing the absolute best performance on the market."

"The housing is CNC machined out of billet aluminum and receives two plating treatments for a lifetime protection against corrosion: electroless nickel plating (MIL-C-26074E grade B) and Zinc Cobalt plating (ASTM B 840-99 grade 6). A black die is applied after plating strictly for cosmetic appeal."
Aluminum? Most veteran water coolers know that aluminum should be avoided. Swiftech says that the plating will prevent corrosion. I have my doubts.


http://www.swiftech.com/products/stealth.asp

[stinger608]

Yea, I would think that you would have to use T fittings on most mobo's to run SLi!!!

[Tyreal]

No you don't... I had some pics around here but I can't seem to find them anymore...

I found one. This is a pretty good example:
http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/3...ure1001ub1.jpg

Looks like a huge pain in the ass to change parts. Hence the reason why I only w/c my processor.