New 12v pump... looks interesting

[quicksilverXP]

Found out about this review on the procooling forums. They're pretty cheap, but the real advantage is a dual pump configuration in parallel for 12v solution at a low cost.

http://www.systemcooling.com/cs_pump-01.html

[zip22]

$69.99 for the dual setup, and that still doesnt seem to perform as well as the common pumps

[thorilan]

actualy from the review the dual pumps performed great

the singles where a little behind the L30 . i wouldnt use those pumps in a single but would definately consider a double setup

[quicksilverXP]

If you read the review closely, the last recommended setup is in parallel, and this is the setup he recommends. Here is the thread where the actual president of c-systems ( I think he's the president) explains the benefit of using these pumps in parallel.

http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/showthread.php?goto=lastpage&t=9625

Originally posted by thorilan
actualy from the review the dual pumps performed great

the singles where a little behind the L30 . i wouldnt use those pumps in a single but would definately consider a double setup

[Shadowcat]

That actually looks really neat... might consider getting 2 instead of my L30.. although I do love my L30 :D

[pauldenton]

That actually looks really neat... might consider getting 2 instead of my L30.. although I do love my L30 :D

retail now handled by dtek...
http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp

[squeakygeek]

I don't see the advantage... you don't have to have a "common base" for a dual pump configuration.

[VAdept]

I just like the 'cool' factor of two pumps. Then again running 2x Gen-X Mak 4's would be pushing it, even in my setup.

[crimedog]

I wouldn't use that tiny thing for performance blocks, but for a little SFF or very simple loop that's excellent :)

[quicksilverXP]

I think performance blocks don't require such huge pumps anymore. With Cathar's new block and the new MCW6000, the need for huge and loud pumps and also tubing is diminishing. I personally would rather have a system with 3/8 tubing and these 2 small pumps running in parallel with Cathar's new block or the MCW6000 just for the convenience of a small watercooling setup. I bet two of these in parallel with 3/8 inch tubing and a low restrictive Fedco 2-342 heatercore and a MCW6000 will match the performance of a Whitewater with a high end pump, 1/2 inch tubing, and a heatercore. Even Cathar himself wants to try to move to high performance blocks with smaller tubing.