View Full Version : which pumps are best
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
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.
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