Swiftech MCB-120 "Radbox" - install a 120mm radiator and fan externally

jmke · 30th June 2004, 10:59

"Thinking "outside of the box" is exactly what we did when we started this project. How does one fit a 120mm radiator/fan assembly into a mini or a mid-tower chassis without any modifications to the chassis whatsoever ? "

Enter the patent pending MCB-120™ "Radbox": an external radiator mounting kit for liquid cooled systems. This product is designed to install a 120mm radiator and fan externally to the computer chassis, using the existing 60mm, 80mm, 92mm, or 120mm fan mounting holes! It comes with a custom pass-thru PCI bracket and adapters to route the tubing and fan connector through a PCI slot back into the case.

http://www.swiftnets.com/products/MCB-120.asp

kr15t0f · 30th June 2004, 19:36

nice, simple but handy. I know someone who f*cked up his toppanel of his wavemaster to fit a radiator

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This is a nice solution for all people who don't want to mod there case for a radiator.

wutske · 30th June 2004, 19:41

yes, but not every case has the right holes (for a 120mm fan) to fit it

kr15t0f · 30th June 2004, 19:43

Quote:

Originally posted by HardFreak
yes, but not every case has the right holes (for a 120mm fan) to fit it

it fits 60mm-120mm holes. thats what makes it very nice.

30th June 2004, 10:59	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,423	Swiftech MCB-120 "Radbox" - install a 120mm radiator and fan externally "Thinking "outside of the box" is exactly what we did when we started this project. How does one fit a 120mm radiator/fan assembly into a mini or a mid-tower chassis without any modifications to the chassis whatsoever ? " Enter the patent pending MCB-120™ "Radbox": an external radiator mounting kit for liquid cooled systems. This product is designed to install a 120mm radiator and fan externally to the computer chassis, using the existing 60mm, 80mm, 92mm, or 120mm fan mounting holes! It comes with a custom pass-thru PCI bracket and adapters to route the tubing and fan connector through a PCI slot back into the case. http://www.swiftnets.com/products/MCB-120.asp __________________

30th June 2004, 19:41	#3
wutske Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Apenland Posts: 2,018	yes, but not every case has the right holes (for a 120mm fan) to fit it __________________ /me = Hardfreak My Blog: [W]eblog

30th June 2004, 19:36	#2
kr15t0f Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,600	nice, simple but handy. I know someone who f*cked up his toppanel of his wavemaster to fit a radiator . This is a nice solution for all people who don't want to mod there case for a radiator.