Suddenly, I am pretty sure the AIO Pump header has the same voltage/wattage than the other fan headers. Is the W_Pump header in the bigger motherboards that is suitable to plug directly more powerful pumps!
Maybe, using TWO header could work?
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Prototype Free Flow CPU Pump Block
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Maybe, using TWO header could work?
Watching this thread eagerly.
Currently running an EK Predator + 240mm EK rad in my ncase m1, but would love to run a thinner side rad for a bit more air through the case and use a pump/block with the DDC 3.2 pump that I have, over the less effective on in the EK Predator.
I was considering the larger Swiftech unit, but they sadly wanted the purchase price again in postage, so it was a hard sell. Something like this that sits a little lower is always a plus.
Currently running an EK Predator + 240mm EK rad in my ncase m1, but would love to run a thinner side rad for a bit more air through the case and use a pump/block with the DDC 3.2 pump that I have, over the less effective on in the EK Predator.
I was considering the larger Swiftech unit, but they sadly wanted the purchase price again in postage, so it was a hard sell. Something like this that sits a little lower is always a plus.
Have you looked at the EK SPC 60 pump?
Its smaller and quieter than other ddc pumps.
Runs off a motherboard header, uses only 6w where most headers are 12w, doesn't need a heat sink.
Flows .75 gpm through
XSPC Raystorm Pro CPU block, a Swiftech Komodo R9-LE GPU block, a HardwareLabs Black Ice Nemesis GTS 360 radiator, and two sets of Koolance QD3 quick disconnects with 6 Bitspower 1/2" x 3/4" fittings
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews.../pump-flow-rate-and-noise-in-average-loop.jpg
Test data - https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/EKWB/EK-XRES_140_SPC_PWM_Classic/6.html &
http://thermalbench.com/2016/06/30/ek-xtop-spc-60-inc-pump/
Its smaller and quieter than other ddc pumps.
Runs off a motherboard header, uses only 6w where most headers are 12w, doesn't need a heat sink.
Flows .75 gpm through
XSPC Raystorm Pro CPU block, a Swiftech Komodo R9-LE GPU block, a HardwareLabs Black Ice Nemesis GTS 360 radiator, and two sets of Koolance QD3 quick disconnects with 6 Bitspower 1/2" x 3/4" fittings
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews.../pump-flow-rate-and-noise-in-average-loop.jpg
Test data - https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/EKWB/EK-XRES_140_SPC_PWM_Classic/6.html &
http://thermalbench.com/2016/06/30/ek-xtop-spc-60-inc-pump/
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Slow, but not forgotten.
Making prototypes using aluminum. Once designed finalized, will make POM version.
Making prototypes using aluminum. Once designed finalized, will make POM version.
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I have mine ready to rock an hour stress test temp max out to 85 no throttling
Love your solid fitting loop, looks great! I'm guessing that's a pre-release sample?
Just came across this via a link from the Sidearmd T1 thread, awesome work so far.
@Wahaha360 what's your expected timeline in relation to the T1? Planning to release them around the same time to allow for DDC Pump + 3-Slot GPU combo? Otherwise, seems like an Apogee Drive 2 + 2-Slot/3-Fan GPU is in my immediate future.
What was the decided best option for low pro fittings?
@Wahaha360 what's your expected timeline in relation to the T1? Planning to release them around the same time to allow for DDC Pump + 3-Slot GPU combo? Otherwise, seems like an Apogee Drive 2 + 2-Slot/3-Fan GPU is in my immediate future.
What was the decided best option for low pro fittings?
