Recent content by samyope

Just received mine. Looks great. Is this how the big oring should be installed though ?

Where is that sff forum discount code ? ?

I found this regarding the different DDC pump versions: https://hw-lab.com/summary-of-laing-ddc-pumps.html Be very carefull with DDC rewiring to use a fan header as power, my B450i only provides 1A on the CPU Header, and not 2A like on the Fan header.

Not sure if POM/Acetal is more expansive than acrylic, but I am always afraid of cracking and take the Acetal option when available. Hopefully, if there is enough demand, an Acetal version can be made in the future ?

Can't wait to see the result !

Aren't they all DDCs rebadged Laing pumps ? Except for maybe the DDC310 from Alphacool ?

I used my Eisbaer LT like this, with a small soft tubing protusion coming out of the 3rd port 5/6cm and used it as a tiny res.

Maybe an additionnal inlet where we could plug a hardline tube bended upwards ? Like a T-line reservoir style ?

Looking good... :p

The MCP35X is supposed to be a standard DDC. The MCP50X you got pictured here does not look like a DDC at all.

Oh yeah I know, it is M4 threaded which is great and standard :) I tapped my Apogee Drive 2 top to M4 because there were no threads and I broke one of the protusion on the top where you screw the stock housing with the self-tapping screws. Had to glue the bit that broke with loctite, @August...

I grabbed a cheap Barrow ddc housing that should do it. I will try to tap the Apogee drive to M4 to get rid of the original screws. Disassembly is always a pain with the self tapping screws, I always fear that the little supports will break with the torque.

I think it is standard 20mm M4 screws that you get with any ddc housing, Swiftech uses shitty self tapping screws.

I have a 3-pin to molex adapter for that purpose but you are right, it is convenient to keep the molex for filling the loop.

All of them can if you rewire the molex power to the 4-pin power. I don't know of any that has a 4-pin only by design though. Only thing you have to make sure is that whatever you plug it to can take the load but you are fine with your controller. 2A fan headers on motherboards can take a 12V...