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fatshlink
09-23-01, 08:25 PM
who makes the best pumps for computer water cooling (most reliable) I am looking for something in the 300 gph area. I looked at the Eheim pumps. but i would like to get someting a little more reliable that a fish tank pump

also is their such thing as to mufh flow. i have herd that its safe under 500 g/h and is that us gallons


thanx

Frodo Baggins
09-23-01, 09:33 PM
Erm....what's wrong with an aquarium pump?

fatshlink
09-23-01, 09:37 PM
:rolleyes: well the way that i see it is i care more about my computer than a fish tank. their i would like to get something a little more reliable than a fish tank pump. but i may end up using one still...

Frodo Baggins
09-23-01, 09:45 PM
Uh...well...I'm not exactly the most experience OCer here...but...wtf is wrong with aquarium pumps??

heh, anyways, I have no idea what kind of other pumps exist. You can go right ahead and order a water cooling kit, and you'll see that you'll still get an aquarium pump. I mean, it's a pump for god sakes. There are many kinds, I think the best is the Mag Drive, but heck, I've been testing out the pump I bought for 30 $ canadian 160 GPH and it's been running non stop since 3 days ago

fatshlink
09-23-01, 09:50 PM
meh:o

Frodo Baggins
09-23-01, 09:57 PM
Heh, but you don't have to listen to me or nothing, you can always phone NASA and ask them for a nice water pump they have;)

fatshlink
09-23-01, 09:59 PM
im getting ip in the money rite now nasa pumps well thats getting up in the $20 or so wouldnt you say

Frodo Baggins
09-23-01, 10:00 PM
heh, prolly like 2000 GPH, enough that if a connection slips water will bust a hole through yoru case

fatshlink
09-23-01, 10:05 PM
te eheim 1250 puts out like7317 according to their web site. and by the way that is 7317

Frodo Baggins
09-23-01, 10:17 PM
Heh, you do know that if you have the water flowing so fast, the rad will have no chance of cooling it? Or else your going to have like 5 rads in a row. Jeez, go out and buy a MagDrive 300 GPH pump is way enough IMO. Anything 150 GPH and up is enough for the job, and some ppl can do with 70 GPH and up

Crappy
09-23-01, 10:19 PM
Originally posted by fatshlink
te eheim 1250 puts out like7317 according to their web site. and by the way that is 7317

Thats a typo it's 317gph.

If it was 7317gph it would blow your rad and waterblock apart. and the hose could not take the pressure.

fatshlink
09-23-01, 10:23 PM
yea i know that, just thought iw was funny. a fishtank moter like that would pump a whole fish tank in a few seconds, not to mention a couple of fish:(

Frodo Baggins
09-23-01, 10:23 PM
Yeah..I thought that was unusual.....hehe, blow your waterblock...forget he damn block, that'll blow your fish from here to the north pole

fuzzba11
09-23-01, 10:29 PM
I think everyone uses aquarium pumps...some are far more expensive than others, too, personally I ordered a Rio 600 for like $16, it will get the job done.

fatshlink
09-23-01, 10:39 PM
i was thinking of something around 300 gph because i am going to run copper tubbing around my minifrige.