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floflooo · 04-25-2005, 01:13 AM

A few questions about the CSP750 upgrade program :
- Any idea if there is a time limitation?
- Is it valid for pumps that have been "modded"?
- My pumps come from a group order done by C-systems, can I participate in the upgrade program?

Some comments:
It would be a nice idea to have both side and top inlet on the CSP Mag pumps, as some users may prefer to sacrifice some space to gain some performance or the opposite (though I know that the top inlet is not as restrictive as a 90-degree elbow).
Very restrictive systems are used in Europe. Most of the time, you get between 25-40 gph. For this kind of watercooling circuits, a pump optimize to produce the most possible pressure at let's say 80 gph would be ideal!

04-25-2005, 01:13 AM	#185
floflooo Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: San Diego, USA Posts: 12	A few questions about the CSP750 upgrade program : - Any idea if there is a time limitation? - Is it valid for pumps that have been "modded"? - My pumps come from a group order done by C-systems, can I participate in the upgrade program? Some comments: It would be a nice idea to have both side and top inlet on the CSP Mag pumps, as some users may prefer to sacrifice some space to gain some performance or the opposite (though I know that the top inlet is not as restrictive as a 90-degree elbow). Very restrictive systems are used in Europe. Most of the time, you get between 25-40 gph. For this kind of watercooling circuits, a pump optimize to produce the most possible pressure at let's say 80 gph would be ideal!