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Like the post states, which is best. I was told pressure is more important for blocks like this than flow rate.
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Styyn said:It really depends on what other components will be used in the rest of the loop... That said, the Laing D4 (Dangerden's 12v pump) is the pump with the best head and flowrate for its size, but it does have a bit of a whine if you're running an ultra-stealth setup. If you don't need that much flow-to-head or don't want to spend $80US, I'd recommend the MCP600 or the Mag3.
on a side note, dicecca112, I think this is the 6th question of yours I've answered. you have 6 stars. you've gotta start searching, man.
Yes they are.All greenmans choices are good
Umm, I believe the WW was designed with the 1048 in mind as the weakest pump one should use with it.Etacovda said:The WW was designed with an eheim 1048 pump in mind performance wise.
1.6m head, 600lph flow. This is just cpu, rad, pump loop; more pressure is needed to remain 'acceptable' if there are further restrictions.
All greenmans choices are good.
dicecca112 said:I'm sorry but when you work two jobs, I'm kinda tired when I get home, and don't have much time to search. I'm still a newb at this, so I rely on you guys for help.
Ridenow said:Looks like a personal attack to me and not the first transgression.
greenman100 said:nice, you don't have time so you ask us to make time for you
how unselfish
cw823 said:I agree. I love when posts like this are the only emails I get when I check my oc.forum email.
Ridenow said:Looks like a personal attack to me and not the first transgression.