Swiftech MCB-120 "Radbox" External Radiator mount

Pros: Used this box in a custom build, the bottom is removable so, I mounted a 120mm fan to it and use it as a bottom intake fan on my Cosmos 1000.

Cons: Had to remove my bottom 3 HDD bays but its a gaming rig and I dont need them and by no means is this a con on the box.

Overall Review: Did not use it for it's intended use.

Pros: Great for moving a radiator outside a case and freeing up some room, or just adding an extra radiator. It holds a lot for some plastic. I have a Swiftech MCR-320 on it with 3 120mm fans and it holds up fine. It's pretty sturdy.

Cons: Getting the last tiny screw in to the radbox with fans on the radiator.

Overall Review: Great for adding some distance between the case and an attached radiator to get cords out from the MB if needed.

Pros: works as advertised and holds my mcr220

Cons: screws are bad and strip the head easily

Pros: Good for mounting your radiator externally when room in the case is tight. Highly adjustable, easy to line the hoses directly with an empty slot (if you have an 80mm exhaust opening). The radiator is exposed directly to ambient air for better cooling.

Cons: Not really a con, but keep in mind that the screws are American thread pitch, so European radiators will require different screws or modification.

Overall Review: This is "Rev2", which has a better finish and eliminates the metal fittings. (The idea was to minimize the chance for leaks.)

Pros: Works good.

Cons: none

Overall Review: I wasn't gonna get this cause I was going to try to mount the rad in the case, but in the end I decided it would work better outside the case.

Pros: It allows you to gerrie rig a radiator in about 10 minutes.

Cons: It can barely support the MCR320. It can really get in the way of the I/O panel on the right case.

Overall Review: If you need to get up and running like I did- it works. Its worth the time and patience to cut your case, it is not visually appealing when you have to drip loop the hoses further back than the radiator. Costs more external space than it appears. I've since removed my radbox and relocated all my radiator, pump, and res to outside of the case on the motherboard side.

Pros: Can't find any.

Cons: Wanted to use to mount a double 120 to the back of my case and ended up fabricated a custom bracket out of some simple 50 cent brackets from Home Depot.

Overall Review: Don't waste your $$$

Pros: Quick way to attach a radiator, looks good

Cons: Hopeless design and construction. Should have been made from steel or aluminium, if not a thicker plastic. Really doesn't hold the weight of a 3-fan radiator. Offers a temptation to try lifting the computer holding the front and radiator, which would break it instantly. Makes tube routing somewhat fiddly.

Overall Review: Nice idea. Poor execution. Mine is broken (and no, I didn't pick the computer up with it). Any minor shock, such as pushing the computer back against the wall, and this will be the first thing to break.