[Witchdoctor]

What kind of flow rate to you think these pumps can deleiver

Tubulance = WIN

[rickss69]

These are about the only ones I have ever used... http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...oducts_id=4510

[Witchdoctor]

This 900 GPH Beast has win writen all over it

Better not use those plastic clamps with this monster boys and girls

http://www.valuepetsupplies.com/Ehei...LAID=425387448

[Cyberjackal]

Originally Posted by MaadDaawg

well... close but no cupie, kinka my fault for not mentioning the others I have - besides, you forgot the 2 ea 4x120 Feser quads which I believe I DID mention

I've also got a Swifty 2x120 and a Swifty 2x120 stackable which I doubt I'll ever use Keep in mind the 2x120 and 1x120 as well as the 3x140 are all either Feser or Thermochill so they're the nice big thick bad boys, not the skinny little runts like the Swifties :

I had though of three pumps but decided on the following
- The CPU and chipset to to the Feser Monsta Lite up top
- The GPUs go/from first the Feser Duo that I mounted on the back, then to the Thermochill on the bottom of the case.

OR... might split the CPUs and have one GPU and the CPU go to the Monsta and 1 GPU and the chipset go to the double rad setup

Didn't use my DD 2 bay resvs caue I fell in love with this
http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...roduct_id=2025

The pumps screw into the sides and are invisible to the outside world. A third pump and resv would kill the clean but deadly look I'm trying to achieve. :

Nice! Seen a couple pretty sweet Koolance WC setups in person as well. The dual 5.25" drive bay res&pump setups remind me of the CM Aquagate Max. I see they're between 4.6-6GPH in terms of flow with the PMP-450S pump. They pretty awesome at cooling?

Originally Posted by Witchdoctor

This 900 GPH Beast has win writen all over it

Better not use those plastic clamps with this monster boys and girls

http://www.valuepetsupplies.com/Ehei...LAID=425387448

lol that's quite the increase... These 900GPH pumps made for fish tanks have any probs with "forcing leaks" in tubes, joints, or waterblocks?

[Mr.Scott]

Originally Posted by Cyberjackal

lol that's quite the increase... These 900GPH pumps made for fish tanks have any probs with "forcing leaks" in tubes, joints, or waterblocks?

They have no problem forcing leaks in almost anything. If you wind up using one, make sure you use good tube and your shit is tight.

[Witchdoctor]

No doubt about it.

Lucky for me I am a plumber by trade ............

SS clamps =WIN

don't forget to grease those O-rings


For real though with the right block the tubulence caused by flow rates such as this bring abient air to another level.

I have a 655 and it a weak soul, My gold fish doesn't even like it .... lol, but seriously ripping though as many blocks and rads the daawg is talking about here will take a serious pump ....

[MaadDaawg]

Hey! I got one of those

Originally Posted by Witchdoctor

This 900 GPH Beast has win writen all over it

Better not use those plastic clamps with this monster boys and girls

http://www.valuepetsupplies.com/Ehei...LAID=425387448

Planning on using two Laing D5s set on 5 (well, it looks like 2 but it's actually 5) Don't anticipate any problmes but I'll let you know Using a Kryos HP which has higher back pressure than the GTZ, so if that don't work I'll have to get one or two of those eheims you use Rick - Never used anything other eheim on my fish tanks

[Witchdoctor]

serious pump for serious people ...............

I am sure you will be fine, I am just disapointed in the preformance of my 655

[Cyberjackal]

Originally Posted by Witchdoctor

serious pump for serious people ...............

I am sure you will be fine, I am just disapointed in the preformance of my 655

May I ask what model of the 655 you had & what you disliked about it?

Found about 4 or 5 "Uber 655's" a while ago here (I assume it's the same kind?): http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...773876d90688b2