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Old 04-15-06   #11 (permalink)
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I still thik you need a bigger rad...lol
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Defintly danger den TDX Link: http://www.frozencpu.com/ex-blc-92.html
Just a question.. whats better this:
http://www.chilledpc.com.au/store/pr...roducts_id=269
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I still thik you need a bigger rad... lol
hehehehehe. I wonder how it will perform...
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I went to bunnings (hardware/DIY store) today and picked up a pump. Unfortunatley the only inline pumps they had were these massive beasts used for pumping water up hills... so i had to settle for a submersible. The pump I chose was a WaterMaster Water Feature Pump (1500lph/396 US Gallons, 2.5m/8.2feet Head).

Since the pump is submersible (has to remain in the water at all times) I picked up a handy little plastic container that i plan on placing it in. Below is a photo of everything I have so far:


If anyone knows of a way to convert a submersible pump to an inline id be very interested.

Well now that i have my pump and radiator all I have to do know is build a box for it all, get some tubing and pick a cpu block.
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Hmm...Does it have an inlet and an outlet?
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Nice going.

If you are looking at the SLIVERPROP waterblock check out www.pccasegear.com.au pged linked..here..for you.
They have them at a cheaper price than www.chilledpc.com.au at the moment. Also consider the APOGEE and STORM waterblocks as they are high performance units. The SILVERPROP's are better served to accept peltier setups with coldplates, but they will perform fine on just water.

BTW: I could have sell you a bigger core (ask tuchan how his is going... )
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Ill post the little manual card thing that came with it:

sorry it is a really poor scan...
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Nice going.

If you are looking at the SLIVERPROP waterblock check out www.pccasegear.com.au pged linked..here..for you.
They have them at a cheaper price than www.chilledpc.com.au at the moment. Also consider the APOGEE and STORM waterblocks as they are high performance units. The SILVERPROP's are better served to accept peltier setups with coldplates, but they will perform fine on just water.
Well if the silverprop stuff are suited more towards pletiers and i wont be using peltiers any time soon.. and the storm is a little bit much so the apogee is looking pretty good...
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Where on the pump can you see that it lets water in to be pumped out?
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Where on the pump can you see that it lets water in to be pumped out?
On the diagram where the thing says regulator is where the water goes in.
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BTW: I could have sell you a bigger core (ask tuchan how his is going... )
My heater core should do alright but if it doesnt ill pm you
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