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Halo_Master · 12-30-2003, 01:41 PM

Just have to remind you that i live in holland(50Hz) and the head of a md15-R is 2.4M , not 3.4M (=60hz).

I heard the swiftech have a head of 2.2M, so when i put it in series it will have less flowrate but head and pressure will be better than an iwaki.

Mind you, i will be using just one waterblock (swiftech mcw5002PT) which is not a restrictive waterblock.But the external case will be placed under my desk so the pump would have to pump the water to my waterblock which will be placed about 90 cm(about 3 ft or 36 inches) higher than the external case(and pump), and it will be a 2 rad setup(rads in parallel).

Which pump would be the best for this system?

12-30-2003, 01:41 PM	#6
Halo_Master Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Netherlands Posts: 44	Just have to remind you that i live in holland(50Hz) and the head of a md15-R is 2.4M , not 3.4M (=60hz). I heard the swiftech have a head of 2.2M, so when i put it in series it will have less flowrate but head and pressure will be better than an iwaki. Mind you, i will be using just one waterblock (swiftech mcw5002PT) which is not a restrictive waterblock.But the external case will be placed under my desk so the pump would have to pump the water to my waterblock which will be placed about 90 cm(about 3 ft or 36 inches) higher than the external case(and pump), and it will be a 2 rad setup(rads in parallel). Which pump would be the best for this system? __________________ Intel PIV 3200@3840 DFI Lanparty pro875B 1024mb(2x512) ocz pc3700EB(2.5-2-2-5) Lian Li pc6070B Ati Radeon X800XT PE creative audigy 2 Silicon Graphics F180 (18,1 inch TFT) and nec-mitsubischi 930sb(black) jpiperformance V5 external watercooling(black) containing: -iwaki md20R -2x xlr120 rads -swiftech mcw6002