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    Anyone tried this D5 pump top? O___O

    I'm sure you all have seen it. I just saw it at OCAU tonight and came running here asking if you guys think it shall be good. . . . or completely crapsauce!

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    Pump Expansion Chamber (PEC)


    The pumped version features TWO outlet ports and TWO inlet ports allowing two discrete loops on the same reservoir, pump, and radiator without the use of additional manifolds, “Y’s” or “T’s” which can decrease efficiency in the loop/s. As mentioned earlier it fits the D5 pump and will be available either with or without the pump for those who already own a D5.

    The pump housing features a full 360 degree deep draw helix with an oversized (nearly double the stock D5) primary outlet that feeds an expansion chamber to decrease any pressure drop. The back of the housing is optimized for the dual bay upright mounting position so that water is spun up by a spiral structure that is humped (we buy it dinner first =) and ends in a very sharp edge at the inlet terminus which feeds water into the impeller at a decreased angle that lowers motor loading.


    Although it obviously will not run two loops as well as it would one, it comes closer then you might think, and certainly closer then two loops created with “Y’s” or “T’s” or manifolds. It will outperform a single loop that feeds both a CPU and video card/s in cooling power because all components are getting cooler water—you’re not feeding preheated water from one component into the next component on the chain.

    Users only wanting to run one loop can simply use the included plugs to cap off one pair of ports. The pumped version is a true two bay solution because all four ports face directly rearward. There is no need to use one or more bays above or bellow the reservoir to allow for turning radius on your tubing. Obviously the eight port standard is also a true two bay solution.

    Stay tuned for more pictures/info and Release Dates...
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    EDIT : Errr it might be new.
    EDIT V2 : Cheers RRR for the correction.
    Last edited by MomijiTMO; 10-07-2008 at 03:08 AM.

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    Nice top.

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    Wow. Just look at that!

    The blue leds are sure to mesmerise some...
    I wonder how it would perform, pumping into the res like that?

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    water would probably flow to the path with least resistance...
    i would guess, it would have unequal flow most likely...

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    i cant wait till that top is out ill take 2

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    if this fits in a bay and performs well too it could be a nice investment for many
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    Quote Originally Posted by Giannis86 View Post
    if this fits in a bay and performs well too it could be a nice investment for many
    I`m agree.

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    Yeah it is a double bay combo.

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    Hmmm I think I'll go edit that right now

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    I think its a D5 top not DDC

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    You think correctly

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    Well they have this other item I didn't bother mentioning.



    "Fill/Bleed Trap"

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    super good looking. Very impressive.

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    It looks interesting. At least it's something to dress up the D5. I wonder if it still has the big black screw down ring.

    So is that the size of 2 5.25" bays?

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    I might get this solely as a mounting thing. That would be really easy, to have the reservoir and pump right in a bay.
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    Top port is a must IMO for filling.

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    OMG.. I didn't realize this was for the D5.
    That thing looks awesome.

    One port can be used with a temp sensor. One port is input output. The other can be used as fill.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RealRedRaider View Post
    It does look nice, but IMO, not a top performer...
    Here is what the primochill resevoir states...


    Warranty: The Typhoon reservoir comes with a 1 year limited warranty. Using a coolant based on Ethylene Glycol in our reservoirs will void the warranty due to deterioration of the glue joints. We recommend using a less abrasive coolant like PrimoChill's PC Ice!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RealRedRaider View Post
    It does look nice, but IMO, not a top performer...
    Its more for versatility then anything. Good for users to plug in 2 loops sharing the same res to save space.. looks extremely easy to drain both loops as well..

    also nice to utilize the other ports for temp sensors,LEDS and possible elbow drain valves..

    it's nice to see some innovations rather then refreshes....
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    Quote Originally Posted by RealRedRaider View Post
    To Each Their Own, R3's MANTRA....

    Two Loops on one pump ???
    yea I wouldn't do it either ... but at least we know that the option is there...
    I want to see some pics of it attached to a D5..
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    Quote Originally Posted by RealRedRaider View Post
    To Each Their Own, R3's MANTRA....

    Two Loops on one pump ???
    It looks like 2 loops would be optional......with 2 of the BP low profile jobs that is

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    Quote Originally Posted by KaptCrunch View Post
    how outlet ports located = manifold 1 will push more the other, only bling factor here best use 1port
    Yup... try to run two loops off that thing and you'll, effectively, be running them in parallel. Assuming that the two loops had an identical pressure drop, the flow would be split 50/50 and differences in pressure drop would result in the split being biased to the loop with the lowest pressure drop. Now, running loops in parallel does mean that the total pressure drop is lower but it's not usually enough to compensate for the flow split.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MomijiTMO View Post
    I'm sure you all have seen it. I just saw it at OCAU tonight and came running here asking if you guys think it shall be good. . . . or completely crapsauce!



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    You need to pay more attention MomijiTMO.

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    How does everyone get a temp sensor into an 'empty' plug hole? Do you make one yourself, with sealant, or can you buy a plug with a pre-fitted sensor?
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