[d3adsy]

Hey. I have been building a water cooling system for my cpu. This is a cpu loop only and i have a question, will this loop work?

Like to hear your thoughts about this. The cpu block is in soldering atm.

 

[iRUSH]

I wouldn't trust it. Curious about its results.

Good luck

 

[d3adsy]

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Originally Posted by iRUSH

Good luck

Many luck is needed

 

[ogblaz]

It will work, just leek test everything before you turn on you pc.

 

[GaMbi2004]

im a bit confused.. im sure the two loose ends will be connected to a CPU block.. but what about the inlet? are you gonna have a tube sticking out like that? or is the T piece being switched with a reservoir?
what radiator is that?

but yea.. it looks like it could work!

 

[d3adsy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GaMbi2004

im a bit confused.. im sure the two loose ends will be connected to a CPU block.. but what about the inlet? are you gonna have a tube sticking out like that? or is the T piece being switched with a reservoir?
what radiator is that?

but yea.. it looks like it could work!

teh tube will be a somewhat reservoir where the air will go cuz i dont have room for actual reservoir and it will be sealed at the end. rad is honda accord heater rad (year 97-98 something something). Tube will not stick out like that.

 

[GaMbi2004]

Interesting!
I think it is gonna work! alternative pump too? and what CPU block are you planing? or are you making your own?

looking forward to results!

 

[d3adsy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GaMbi2004

Interesting!
I think it is gonna work! alternative pump too? and what CPU block are you planing? or are you making your own?

looking forward to results!

Pump is a Bosch PA66-GF30 Mercedes-Benz water/coolant circulation pump and cpu block is custom made by me (cant show pics cuz they are in that same pc on the picture that aint working atm). I would create a build log for this cooling loop but i am not sure that i could manage this.

 

[bmaverick]

Just an FYI, the Bosch pump is not P/N PA66-GF30. That is the plastic material the outer body of the pump is made out of. The PA-66 is Nylon 6/6. The GF-30 is Glass filled 30%. Chances are the part number is 0-392-023-004

The pump that fits in the Mercedes-Benz as an auxiliary coolant pump is the Bosch PAD pump. Corsair used this in their very first WCing kit back in 2003 in a product called the Corsair HydroCool 200.

The pump is alright, however that was replaced later for better flow using the early Laing DDC-1T (aka MCP350) pump.

There are many upset M-B fans out there that really hate this pump due to constant failures.

Here's a performace chart for the pump ...

http://www.metricmind.com/line_art/pad_performance.gif

 

[d3adsy]

Thanks for that information bmaverick and when i tried my pump i was quite pleased by the flow but i dont know if this is enough cuz this is my first WC build.

 

[d3adsy]

Link to my build log