I'm asking because I've just started on my second w/c build, and unfortunately cannot use my existing pump/res combo in it!
I only have cpu, gpu, and 2x 240 rads in my loop, but want to be able to expand it, should the need arise, but don't have the budget for one of the Laing range.
and... never skimp on pump. if that dies your system does
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Many thanks for your swift replys, will be adding this to my shopping list immediately!!
BTW, are there any reviews on this pump anywhere, I've looked, but can't find any??
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and... never skimp on pump. if that dies your system does
Respecting your experience, but if the likes of DD and OCZ are both putting their names to the same item, it can't be that bad, surely?? Can it??
I had the first version of the CPX pump about 6,7 years ago(the one with the blue anodized aluminum body) it's internal seal failed and the electricals channeled water into my chassis. I sure hope they've improved the design.
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I had the first version of the CPX pump about 6,7 years ago(the one with the blue anodized aluminum body) it's internal seal failed and the electricals channeled water into my chassis. I sure hope they've improved the design.
I don't think the two pumps are related in any way besides name.
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I had the first version of the CPX pump about 6,7 years ago(the one with the blue anodized aluminum body) it's internal seal failed and the electricals channeled water into my chassis. I sure hope they've improved the design.
I think your confusing the CPX with the CSP-750 made by C-Systems. I haven't been able to access their website for ~2yrs now so it kind of leads me to believe their OOB.