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    Question Need help with mounting pumps (with pics)

    Hi guys!
    I'm preparing my first watercool build and have decided to mount pumps this way:

    from outside



    from inside



    This will took 2 bottom bays, and in third bay above pumps will be a 1Tb harddisk.
    In front will be a low RPM fun, blowing to pumps and hard disk.

    Kinda this way



    As u may see, fan blows mostly to tops of the pumps, and a little to the basements of pumps.
    So my question is do i need any clearance between case and pumps (use some supports to rise pumps from the case), or i may mount them directly to the case?
    And also do i need use rubber pad (i have it already)?
    Thx!
    Last edited by rioja; 02-22-2008 at 06:35 PM.

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    you want your pumps in a series?

    you can take up some more space rotate your right pump 90* clockwise and raise the pump in the left and make your connection with some stiff tubing or get fancy and make a manifold im sure you can find some elbows that will work for this situation

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    no, pumps are independent, it's dual loop setup.
    and i can't mount pump horizontaly because of lack of space.
    will be enough front fan blowing to pumps this way, without rising pumps?
    Last edited by rioja; 02-22-2008 at 06:36 PM.

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    Are your reservoirs at or above the suction inlet on your pumps? If so, no problems.

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    yes, they will be 2 inches above inlets.
    ok, so i will mount pumps directly to the case with rubber pad, as shown on pics. hope i won't have any problems with temperature of pumps.

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    The orientation of the pumps are fine. Instead of the gel stuff I might try to get some kind of rubber grommet as a sound isolation coupling. A sponge cut to fit might be a great kind of sound isolation material if implemented right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlueAqua View Post
    The orientation of the pumps are fine. Instead of the gel stuff I might try to get some kind of rubber grommet as a sound isolation coupling. A sponge cut to fit might be a great kind of sound isolation material if implemented right.
    I'm using some extra memory foam from a bed. Works amazingly well for absorbing vibrations
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