DREWK281

about this pump : http://cgi.ebay.com/Computer-Water-c...QQcmdZViewItem

The Duke

I think if you added "about this pump" more people would know what the post is about

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roningai

if the inlet pipe isn't interchangable u will have a very poor flowing system. unless u can cut it or something, that pump looks like it'll put like 5c of heat in to ur loop as well. just pony up the $80 sum to get a D5.

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DuckieHo

The Via Aqua 1300 is a common budget pump. You can find it in many aquarium stores or other sites for less than $20.

Here's a mod to reduce its noise: http://www.wc101.com/guides/ViaAqua

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ira-k

Via Aqua's aren't bad for a real non-restrictive CPU only loop...I would keep it out of my case or in the bottom since pumps like that tend to be a little leaky around the seal....

How To silence a Via Aqua

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bmaverick

The head pressure is on the wimpy side. If I had my old fish tank, it would do well for it, but not a computer cooling loop. Besides, those little pumps tucker out with too much flow resistance.

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