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BEST pump i will have my hole system wc NB.SB,CPU MEM,GPU, GPU ram and so on

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Dukemurmur

Dukemurmur

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as stated i need a VERY pwerful pump to run through ALL of those things and still keep nice flow rates...i know that nothing "convential" will do it but give me a pump that will....that wont BREAK the bank.....
 
out of curiosity - why are you WCing all those componants? I'm not even sure they MAKE SB or Mem blocks...
 
Mag 3. High head as well as high flow, and a moderate price (a little less then 50 bucks.)
You will not find better for that price (atleast, from a retail store)
 
Id suggest either multiple pumps in series, or multiple loops.

a single pump capable of doing all that pumping is going to generate alot of heat of its own. requiring an even bigger radiator, then a bigger pump ect ect.

also your temp might increase too much from start to finish of the loop; unless you placed radiators in random spots of the loop to cool it every not and again.

but again, your pump is gonna be dead when you tack on 3 radiators to cool it all.
 
Via Aqua Powerhead 4900 has 14 feet of heat and max flow of something like 1350 gph. You can get one for about $50 on eBay. I, too will be cooling many components, and I will be using this pump.

allblocks.jpg
 
squeakygeek said:
Via Aqua Powerhead 4900 has 14 feet of heat and max flow of something like 1350 gph. You can get one for about $50 on eBay. I, too will be cooling many components, and I will be using this pump.

allblocks.jpg
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Just wondering, are you going to lap those before using them? :D
 
squeakygeek said:
That's what copper looks like after it's been brazed. Notice how pretty the NB block in the top left corner is.
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that is quite sexy, i'd like to be able to cool my whole system like you're doin, but great job on those blocks
 
those are interesting blocks.
Duke: maybe try: res>pump1>rad1>cpu>nb>sb>pump2>rad2>gpu>mem>gpu ram>res
OR you could just run two seperate loops. get a nice dual 5.25 bay res that allows two inputs/outputs and have one loop run through cpu,nb,sb and the other through gpu,mem,gpu ram. each loop with it's own pump and rad.
 
SatanSkin said:
those are interesting blocks.
Duke: maybe try: res>pump1>rad1>cpu>nb>sb>pump2>rad2>gpu>mem>gpu ram>res
OR you could just run two seperate loops. get a nice dual 5.25 bay res that allows two inputs/outputs and have one loop run through cpu,nb,sb and the other through gpu,mem,gpu ram. each loop with it's own pump and rad.
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The order isn't very important. The best thing to do is run them in the order that requires the least amount of tubing.
 
yeah i plan on havving around 3 heater cores in the top of the case with a blower up there to suck cool air in. I am making all of the blocks this sumer or next year when i have acsess to CNC machines. And i only want the minal fans that i have to have at the lowest settings....
 
Go with an Iwaki or a blueline.

I'd think something to the effect of 20' of head work work.

You could run two MCP600's in series too.
 
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