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Limp Gawd
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I NEED a pump that is 1/2" and i would like it to be 12 Volt
Please Help!!!
Please Help!!!
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Cheap watercooling pump
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anonomous09
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The Danger Den Csp Mag can be found on eBay for $35 or $50 from a retailer.
DFI Daishi
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how cheap is cheap? probably one of the best deals going is the via aqua 1300. however, that pump needs two basic mods to quiet it down, is AC (not DC, as you would like) and only works well with fairly low-restriction blocks like the MCW6002.
that being said, it IS really cheap. however, you have not indicated your price range.
DC pumps are almost always expensive.
danner mag 3 is also pretty good for a cheap pump, however you need to be carefull tightening the barbs into it, or it WILL leak. that O-ring on the impeller housing also needs to be seated very carefully in order to seal properly, if you take the pump apart.
that being said, it IS really cheap. however, you have not indicated your price range.
DC pumps are almost always expensive.
danner mag 3 is also pretty good for a cheap pump, however you need to be carefull tightening the barbs into it, or it WILL leak. that O-ring on the impeller housing also needs to be seated very carefully in order to seal properly, if you take the pump apart.
seniorpaul
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I know this dosen't really answer your question, but is your pump REALLY the hardware you want to save pennies on?
urbsnspices
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AC pumps have a little more bang for your buck. But you lose the simplicity of just using your PSU for power. I am running this with a large rad. Surprisingly quiet. There is a few reviews out there..
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