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fhorst · 02-02-2004, 04:29 PM

Well, I just received my 2 MCP600, "revision 2" and I must say: I'm Impressed! (and I'm not impressed easly)
Quality!!!!!!!
With 2 of these babies in series, "nothing"is gone kill my flow now.
I tried to kill the flow with my thumb on the hose, but I could not stop the flow.

I do have to say that tey are nowhere near silent... But I've read that this will settle in a few days.

Strange. One makes a bit a whoushy noise, the other ratling.

I've also heard that placing the pumps with the inlet poining down is the most silent setup. Is this correct?
(and of course making sure that there is no vibration)

I'm running it now in the kitchen sink, with a dual heatercore attached, to give it some back pressure.

Lateron, it will run with a D-tek heatercore, a D-tek double heatercore, a BIX, White water, DD-Zblock, GPU block and D-tek bay-res.
Hmmm it almost looks like I'm a D-tek fan

02-02-2004, 04:29 PM	#22
fhorst Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Almere, The Netherlands (Europe) Posts: 262	Well, I just received my 2 MCP600, "revision 2" and I must say: I'm Impressed! (and I'm not impressed easly) Quality!!!!!!! With 2 of these babies in series, "nothing"is gone kill my flow now. I tried to kill the flow with my thumb on the hose, but I could not stop the flow. I do have to say that tey are nowhere near silent... But I've read that this will settle in a few days. Strange. One makes a bit a whoushy noise, the other ratling. I've also heard that placing the pumps with the inlet poining down is the most silent setup. Is this correct? (and of course making sure that there is no vibration) I'm running it now in the kitchen sink, with a dual heatercore attached, to give it some back pressure. Lateron, it will run with a D-tek heatercore, a D-tek double heatercore, a BIX, White water, DD-Zblock, GPU block and D-tek bay-res. Hmmm it almost looks like I'm a D-tek fan __________________ If it get's hot, it needs to be watercooled!