This is the first Swiftech cooler review we’ve done. The Swiftech H360X3 tries to bypass the Asetek patent with a unique radiator-mounted pump/res solution.
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Article: https://www.gamersnexus.net/hwreviews/3517-swiftech-h360x3-drive-review-benchmark [goes live shortly after video]
The Swiftech H360X3 Drive closed-loop liquid cooler (AIO) is on the bench for review. This unit works to bypass Asetek patents on liquid cooling while also offering new advantages, like a semi-expandable loop, self-contained pump/res combo on the radiator, and coolant coloration stock. The Swiftech H360X3 isn’t particularly cheap, but is at least different, and it gets points for that. We’ll be talking about the Swiftech Drive X3 performance in our closed-loop liquid cooler benchmark.
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Editorial, Testing: Steve Burke
Additional Testing: Jacob Henderson
Video: Josh Svoboda, Andrew Coleman
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