Swiftech Launches Drive X2, Drive X2 Prestige AIO Liquid Coolers

[kcarbotte]

Swiftech introduced two new series of all-in-one liquid cooling systems that build upon the success of the company’s H220 X series coolers by using updated components and adding RGB lighting to keep up with the latest trends.

Swiftech Launches Drive X2, Drive X2 Prestige AIO Liquid Coolers : Read more

 

[JonDol]

I don't get it: the Prestige series use Noiseblocker eLoop fans and yet they are noisier that base one (see the H240 X2 models)

 

[Sparky4688]

Slightly off topic for this article, but when will TV's add built in Bluetooth audio support? I would like to send the audio signal to my receiver then boosted to my wireless speakers. Build it in!

 

[Cream_Bean]

Sparky, see this thread as this has previously been discussed and answered regarding sending audio from a non-bluetooth TV to bluetooth speakers. It involves getting a Bluetooth audio transmitter.

http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-2096938/bluetooth-speakers-bluetooth.html

Hope this helps.

Ben

 

[bwhiten]

Slightly off topic for this article, but when will TV's add built in Bluetooth audio support? I would like to send the audio signal to my receiver then boosted to my wireless speakers. Build it in!

Slightly? How in the world can a topic on a liquid cooler be only "slightly" off topic from BT audio to TV?
What am I missing?

 

[Gam3r01]

Good to see swiftech keeping at it. While I do like the larger, more visible res, people still miss the option to do a push/pull setup on these units. Regardless, they look to be strong contenders as well.
However, unless they offer better performance (to justify their price, and also their own comp from the H240x) its going to be a small market at that price.

 

[ammaross]

Slightly off topic for this article, but when will TV's add built in Bluetooth audio support? I would like to send the audio signal to my receiver then boosted to my wireless speakers. Build it in!

Slightly? How in the world can a topic on a liquid cooler be only "slightly" off topic from BT audio to TV?
What am I missing?

Read the ThinkVision TV article that appears below this one...

 

[Lutfij]

Looking forward to some reviews of the redesigned XL block. It should also be a fitting candidate for those looking at an all acrylic block with lighting controls.

 

[comedichistorian]

Shouldn't it be the H240, H280 and H360 instead of H220, 240 and 320? I get that it's two 120 mm fans two 140 and three 120 mm fans but.....yeah. I do like these however, regardless of the silly name choice.

 

[Sparky4688]

Sparky, see this thread as this has previously been discussed and answered regarding sending audio from a non-bluetooth TV to bluetooth speakers. It involves getting a Bluetooth audio transmitter.

http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-2096938/bluetooth-speakers-bluetooth.html

Hope this helps.

Ben

Ben,

Thanks for your response. Since CES introduces new technology each year I was hoping this forum would provide for open discussion on CES issues in general, I think not based on other responses.

But if CES companies are listening - My 2 cents - Build TVs with organic Bluetooth support.... TV's with Audio out: stereo mini jacks, fiber optic, RCA jacks are obsolete...

 

[bwhiten]

Slightly off topic for this article, but when will TV's add built in Bluetooth audio support? I would like to send the audio signal to my receiver then boosted to my wireless speakers. Build it in!

Slightly? How in the world can a topic on a liquid cooler be only "slightly" off topic from BT audio to TV?
What am I missing?

Read the ThinkVision TV article that appears below this one...

Then commenting there would appear more appropriate, don't you think?

 

[rwoody]

Since the prestige version will have compression fittings, I'm assuming I could drain and refill it with whichever color fluid I choose? Say pastel?