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2 pumps on a loop question

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jadawgis732

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I have two pumps and a few reservoirs and two rads but I think my 800D is too crowded when I have separate loops for CPU/GPU. I think I want to ditch my EK Multioption 250 and just run one loop using my D5 w/ EK X-TOP and the XSPC X2O 750 dual bay res/pump.

I'm worried about one of the pumps overpowering the other one and damaging the less powerful one though. Is it okay to use two pumps on the same loop if they aren't identical? Thanks.
 
yes you will be fine, your not going to damage a weaker pump unless you have a very very strong pump.
 
It's fine if you do. If they have similar flow rates, they can combine their pressures and improve flow rate throughout your system. You'll want to put your more powerful pump in front of more components than your weaker pump to even things out a bit, but in the end, I doubt it'll affect anything.
 
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