Enzotech-LUNA CPU waterblock

[twwen2]

Again, I've never said you lied, but we do seem to have one hell of a conundrum here...don't we. You have a test showing a "spike" differential of 236 RPM's between the block (supposedly due to loss of flow/restriction), and I have a test verifying that the DDC 3.x RPM's don't fluctuate due to restriction. ...

I can back that up. I've had a DDC3.2 for about a year now. In my first loop (EK Supreme - CPU only) the rpms read about 4550~4600. Now it's running in a 3-block loop (EK Supreme, NB S-Max, FC-4870) and the rpms are the same as before. I saw no change in rpms between loops of very different restriction. I have the DDC hooked up to my Scythe Kaze meter.

[Waterlogged]

italian review. the cooler has 4 different midplates. the site is usually a good one for reviews.

flow rate:
http://www.nexthardware.com/recensio...a/142_1179.htm

performance:
http://www.nexthardware.com/recensio...a/142_1180.htm

Thanks for the links Odin...performance drops in roughly where it was believed to be. I'm not crazy about the rad they use but that pump is a little beast.

I can back that up. I've had a DDC3.2 for about a year now. In my first loop (EK Supreme - CPU only) the rpms read about 4550~4600. Now it's running in a 3-block loop (EK Supreme, NB S-Max, FC-4870) and the rpms are the same as before. I saw no change in rpms between loops of very different restriction. I have the DDC hooked up to my Scythe Kaze meter.

twwen, looks like you have a pretty high amp PSU for the 3.2 to run @ those RPM's.

First chance I get, I'll be taking the testing of the DDC-2 and DDC 3.2 to the next level with more data. I just need to get my hands on some extra gear first. I'll start a new topic for that so keep an eye open.

[OdinEidolon]

Thanks for the links Odin...performance drops in roughly where it was believed to be. I'm not crazy about the rad they use but that pump is a little beast.

yeah the sanso PDH054 is one of the best pumps around... real 9 meters head pressure!
and its dimensions arent too great, its smaller that a mcp655. It costs around 110€ which isnt too much. and 12V, no need for a meanwell 24V dedicated PSU
i'd really like to see that against an IwakiRD-30

here is a good review on the sanso, from the same site: http://www.nexthardware.com/recensioni/scheda/93.htm

[Waterlogged]

yeah the sanso PDH054 is one of the best pumps around... real 9 meters head pressure!
and its dimensions arent too great, its smaller that a mcp655. It costs around 110€ which isnt too much. and 12V, no need for a meanwell 24V dedicated PSU
i'd really like to see that against an IwakiRD-30

here is a good review on the sanso, from the same site: http://www.nexthardware.com/recensioni/scheda/93.htm

I wouldn't mind surrendering a very small portion of that pressure for a bit more flow...hmm, wonder how hard it'd be to make a new top for that. Hehe...oh Alex....Quoc...any chance of etting some of these pumps?

[G-UNIT91]

yeah the sanso PDH054 is one of the best pumps around... real 9 meters head pressure!
and its dimensions arent too great, its smaller that a mcp655. It costs around 110€ which isnt too much. and 12V, no need for a meanwell 24V dedicated PSU
i'd really like to see that against an IwakiRD-30

here is a good review on the sanso, from the same site: http://www.nexthardware.com/recensioni/scheda/93.htm

Sanso PDH-054 is Iwaki killer!!!

[twwen2]

twwen, looks like you have a pretty high amp PSU for the 3.2 to run @ those RPM's.

HX620 baby!