Monday, April 21st 2014

Swiftech Introduces the Apogee XL CPU Waterblock

Rouchon Industries Inc., d/b/a/ Swiftech today announced the release of their new Apogee XL flagship waterblock.

The XL promises enhanced thermal and hydraulic performance compared to its long line of award winning predecessors, and it ships with 4 interchangeable color plates to allow modders to match the block lighting to that of their custom build, a welcome feature for all enthusiast builders.
The Apogee XL is compatible with all current Intel and AMD desktop processors, and ships with installation hardware for both. Legacy Intel processors compatible with socket 775 and 1366 are also supported in option.

"The Apogee XL is manufactured in high volume since it will also be at the core of the upcoming and highly anticipated H220-X CPU cooling kit, and because of these economies of scale, we are able to offer it for sale at a very reasonable $64.95 MSRP", said Gabriel Rouchon, Swiftech's chairman and CEO.

The product is now shipping to Swiftech Channel partners worldwide.
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8 Comments on Swiftech Introduces the Apogee XL CPU Waterblock

#1
Chaitanya
Saw these on their FB page couple of days back. Certainly an interesting looking waterblock. I guess a lot of modders are going to love this new Swiftech block.
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#3
badtaylorx
wow, i like this.

EK take notice, no circles.....
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#4
MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
badtaylorxwow, i like this.

EK take notice, no circles.....
They have a long time ago. Their "Clean" version of the Supremacy blocks.
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#5
thekaidis
Still waiting on that H220X.
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#6
ALMOSTunseen
Wow this is going to look good with MSI Mpower and Big Bang motherboards!
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#7
hyp36rmax
Yes! About time we get some minute coverage of Swiftech's offerings :). I look forward to more and the Komodo GPU Blocks!
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#8
ohyouknow
thekaidisStill waiting on that H220X.
Me as well. I was told early-mid May.
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