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Originally Posted by greenman100
PC power an coolingshould hold your rails way tighter than they ever have to be
if you're having problems, return the PSU, or investigate.
series is more head, parallel is more flow.
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I know I was just putting a large stress on it. It wasnt the PS (monitored my rails with mbm5, logged it for a week and they stayed within +/- 0.03v for each rail). Awesome PS but the e7505 board I had just sucked and was very picky.
Im hoping that wont be a problem with whatever new board I get (tumwater maybe) but getting a 12vdc power brick to throw two MCP650s on and two 172mm dc fans sounds like a good idea to me. Put a 12vdc relay inline with the PSU switch and I'll be good to go. The brick would be cheap and would make bleeding easier.
Im glad I'll go in series then, thats easier to route and run a fill and bleed setup.
Thanks again.
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When is parrallel pumps ever a good thing?