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LiquidCool · 04-02-2001, 04:56 AM

Well, I have been using a 500gph submersible 12 volt pump for over a year now with my Celeron2/533 at 880 with 1.7 volts. At full load it keeps it 4-5 degrees celcius above ambient. This is with a 10"x5"x1/2" radiator and 1 4-7/8" fan running at 5 volts instead of 12. So there is maybe 25-30 CFM going through the radiator. I can run it all day at 100% with seti or prime and the temps never go any higher.

If you go to my <A HREF="http://liquidcool.org">site</A>

you can see some temp results. I also have these pumps for sale for $19.95 (normaly $29.95) as well as reservoirs and a very nice line of fittings. My fittings don't need any hose clamps and give a perfect leakfree seal but still cost less than a brass fitting with a hose clamp.

04-02-2001, 04:56 AM	#12
LiquidCool Cooling Savant Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Central Florida Posts: 231	Well, I have been using a 500gph submersible 12 volt pump for over a year now with my Celeron2/533 at 880 with 1.7 volts. At full load it keeps it 4-5 degrees celcius above ambient. This is with a 10"x5"x1/2" radiator and 1 4-7/8" fan running at 5 volts instead of 12. So there is maybe 25-30 CFM going through the radiator. I can run it all day at 100% with seti or prime and the temps never go any higher. If you go to my <A HREF="http://liquidcool.org">site</A> you can see some temp results. I also have these pumps for sale for $19.95 (normaly $29.95) as well as reservoirs and a very nice line of fittings. My fittings don't need any hose clamps and give a perfect leakfree seal but still cost less than a brass fitting with a hose clamp.