imnotzoso

I have been checking out the DDC pump/res combo ever since I saw DuckieHo mention it. I am having trouble finding it in stock, and I am not even sure if I am looking at the right things. These are the parts I am looking at from Jab-tech http://www.jab-tech.com/XSPC-Acrylic...C-pr-4123.html - This is just the top to the pump, which is a reservoir, correct? I don't see the DDC pump on Jab-tech, but I think this is the pump http://www.lainginc.com/DDC-2.htm.

The reservoir top replaces the top of the DDC which has the two barbs on it, right? I have only ever used a D5 and bay style reservoir, so I am not sure what I am talking about here. I was planning on purchasing an Armor+ and placing this pump/res combo in the bottom of the case. Would this work? Any input on this setup would be much appreciated, thanks.

OmegaNemesis28

yes

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McStuff

Here's the pump: http://www.petrastechshop.com/ladd1mcin12p.html
And here's the top: http://www.overclock.net/sale/293724...pc-bundle.html

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DuckieHo

I'm selling one.... it's back from RMA. The original one I got was chipped and wouldn't seal.

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imnotzoso

I'm definitely interested once I figure out this setup. Will it work alright to put the pump in the bottom of a case? I know you're suppose to keep the reservoir at the top of your loop to help bleeding, but I want to put it in the bottom.

DuckieHo

With this res/top design, it doesn't matter. Just fill the chamber and turn pump on. Repeat until bleed. Filling it, capping it, and turning it on the side will help accelerate bleeding.

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