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Nonphixion · 02-01-2004, 04:54 AM

So... higher flow rate = better preformance, as a general rule?

I've heard a lot about Danner's adding the most heat to the water, more-so than any other pump. And the reviews I read only tested the Mag 3, the 9.5 is a pretty big step up from that.
It also uses a different housing than the Mag 3 - 7, so I'm guessing some of the leaking issues wouldn't be as bad.. or they could be worse.

Using a Black Ice Xtreme 2 radiator (rated at 6270 BTU/H) and 2 105 CFM 120mm's. Would the benefit of having a high flowrate pump be outweighed by the heat it might add?

RES > PUMP > CPU > GPU > RAD > RES

pricing.. for anyone curious

$30 > $64 > $56 > $52 > $104 > $30

02-01-2004, 04:54 AM	#1
Nonphixion Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Queens, NY Posts: 7	Overkill at 950GP/H, Danner Mag 9.5? So... higher flow rate = better preformance, as a general rule? I've heard a lot about Danner's adding the most heat to the water, more-so than any other pump. And the reviews I read only tested the Mag 3, the 9.5 is a pretty big step up from that. It also uses a different housing than the Mag 3 - 7, so I'm guessing some of the leaking issues wouldn't be as bad.. or they could be worse. Using a Black Ice Xtreme 2 radiator (rated at 6270 BTU/H) and 2 105 CFM 120mm's. Would the benefit of having a high flowrate pump be outweighed by the heat it might add? RES > PUMP > CPU > GPU > RAD > RES pricing.. for anyone curious $30 > $64 > $56 > $52 > $104 > $30 Last edited by Nonphixion; 02-01-2004 at 05:02 AM.