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DeadEye · 04-11-2004, 04:22 PM

Hi all, I am new here and totally amazed at the technical level you guys are working at.
Now for my problem, I am totally new to water cooling and trying to do it in an SFF machine brings slightly different problems, which I hope you guys can answer. I want to keep everything internal and looking to keep temps down rather than ultra quiet.

Due to space restriction a very small pump is required to fit. The AquariusII kit is what I was thinking of starting with. The pump spec is:
Water Pressure: 1.2 kg/cm2
Pump Speed: 90 L/hr

Obviously this is quite low. Being a machinist by trade with full workshop facilities including CNC, what design of water block would you propose for a system with low flow rate, that I could either buy or make that would make the best use of this.
Otherwise could you recommend a very small pump that would be a better starting point.
Thanks in advance, guys.

04-11-2004, 04:22 PM	#1
DeadEye Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Nr Oxford, UK Posts: 41	Watercooling a Shuttle Hi all, I am new here and totally amazed at the technical level you guys are working at. Now for my problem, I am totally new to water cooling and trying to do it in an SFF machine brings slightly different problems, which I hope you guys can answer. I want to keep everything internal and looking to keep temps down rather than ultra quiet. Due to space restriction a very small pump is required to fit. The AquariusII kit is what I was thinking of starting with. The pump spec is: Water Pressure: 1.2 kg/cm2 Pump Speed: 90 L/hr Obviously this is quite low. Being a machinist by trade with full workshop facilities including CNC, what design of water block would you propose for a system with low flow rate, that I could either buy or make that would make the best use of this. Otherwise could you recommend a very small pump that would be a better starting point. Thanks in advance, guys.