Hi All
Sorry about my English is not so good :-S
I need a bit help to found a good pump to my system. I am a beginner for water cooling, but I try to learn more and more.
I built my first system about 5 years ago, it was a 13/16mm flexible pvc holes system. Now I try the Acrylic because I love this design.
My pc is about 90% ready and working at the moment with a temporary chine rubbish pump It is looking not bad and function good, but very noise.
My config details: AMD 8350 cpu and XSPC RayStorm WaterBlock V3, Asus gaming pro aura mb, Sapphire radeon R9 290 + Alphacool waterblock, 16GB Corsair ram,
Black Ice Nemesis Radiator GTS 280, Black Ice Nemesis Radiator GTS 240, 10/13mm acrylic tubes. I used about 0,7L liquid in this system at the moment.
I know it is not a nuclear power plant but my budget is not too big.
So what I looking at the moment: A good design and quiet of water pump including reservoir tank.
Please help me to found the better one. My budget is around £150
here are some pics from my built:
Regards,
Yanni
Sorry about my English is not so good :-S
I need a bit help to found a good pump to my system. I am a beginner for water cooling, but I try to learn more and more.
I built my first system about 5 years ago, it was a 13/16mm flexible pvc holes system. Now I try the Acrylic because I love this design.
My pc is about 90% ready and working at the moment with a temporary chine rubbish pump It is looking not bad and function good, but very noise.
My config details: AMD 8350 cpu and XSPC RayStorm WaterBlock V3, Asus gaming pro aura mb, Sapphire radeon R9 290 + Alphacool waterblock, 16GB Corsair ram,
Black Ice Nemesis Radiator GTS 280, Black Ice Nemesis Radiator GTS 240, 10/13mm acrylic tubes. I used about 0,7L liquid in this system at the moment.
I know it is not a nuclear power plant but my budget is not too big.
So what I looking at the moment: A good design and quiet of water pump including reservoir tank.
Please help me to found the better one. My budget is around £150
here are some pics from my built:
Regards,
Yanni