Re: New pump big enough?
 

Please please tell me this pump is coming out. I'm another 20rz user dying for silence

Re: New pump big enough?
 

Status update? Thanks.

Re: New pump big enough?
 

I am finally looking forward to designing a new WC system using one or both of the blocks I purchased from Cathar. I actually have 1 each of the G4 and G5 and they have only been taken out of the boxes for photos (long story, lets not go there). I would be very interested in also finding out the status of this pump, vaporware or worth waiting for? I have set aside a significant budget for this system and obviously waiting is not much of an issue for me. ;)

Re: New pump big enough?
 

There are many places to get pumps.

RS in the uk stocks stuff by this guys. The top of the range 12v dc pump is 10m max with 50lpm max flow. Cost you about £200 though.
Thttp://www.totton-pumps.co.uk/prod.html

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They state "short time rated applications" - not 100% duty cycle? Also no noise levels listed, any data?

Re: New pump big enough?
 

65watt heat dump?

Re: New pump big enough?
 

i dont know anything it is a suggestion, specs are on the website or you could email them. If ppl are going to spend $300 a block why not a pump too.

Short time probably because they are DC. Email them if you are that interested.

Yes 65w heat dump this is a mans pump. No way around it with these kinds of flow.

It was only a suggestion there are many pumps out there but C systems make good ones and are a nice company so you may want to wait for theirs.

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The stats I need for the pump include dBA but also the heat dump into the coolant. As per the blue table on this page at the cooling-masters review:
http://www.cooling-masters.com/articles-33-13.html
(sorry but english converters are banned at my work so no English URL)
the ratio of watts consumed by the pump vs watts dumped into the coolant varies from between 56% (MCP350 aka Laing DDC) to 82% DangerDen CSP Mag.
In my approximations it is often the case that extra heat dump outweighs benefits from flow rates, making the MCP350 one magic little pump.