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Pump + res
Hey guys,
I bought this case and it came with a CPU water cooling kit and its pretty good but i don't like the resorvoir or the pump. I'm going to buy a new one and was wondering any suggestions? Are there different pumps that puss water through faster or what? (Sound is not an issue with me, well unless its very irritating). Also, would like a large-ish res and also largish pump  makes me feel better
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I'm guessing that that case has a 3/8th inch water loop. The best pump would be this
Link I just got one, it's amazing, I replaced the same thing you are (the thermaltake res-pump combo) and that thing pushes WAY more water, it's a lot stronger. For a res, that depends on what you like. For a bay reservoir I would suggest this Or you can get a tube style reservoir like this It's small, but I have one of these coming in the mail, looks good and is cheap. Hope that helps!
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cpu loop only or cpu and gpu?
cpu only you can get away with a mcp350/355 (i suggest the petra's ddc top for this one) or a d-tek db1 pump cpu and gpu go with the d5 vario res.. i would say the swiftech microres or any dual 3.5"/5.25" bay res. edit: ddc w/ top ddc w/o top d-tek db1 d5 vario micro res ek150 res(tube style) dual 5.25" res dual 3.5" res
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Most people use the Laing D5 pump or the Swiftech Vario MCP655. Both is as good.
__________________http://www.petrastechshop.com/swmcin12pu.html As for the reservoir, many people use the swiftech micro, but it's really up to you. Just don't get a too small size one. http://www.petrastechshop.com/swmchire.html
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Yeah CPU + GPUs (SLI) and in the future northbridge.
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I'm not from the US i live in AUS and I am wondering do any of those websites mentioned ship overseas? because the aussie websites r crap compared to the US ones.
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just contact PTS, they should ship worldwide if you ask.
if they wont for some reason, there's always www.sidewindercomputers.com
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That pump will mount in one of these drivebay res. combo's.
http://www.overclock.net/sale/292877...ing-stuff.html
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