Danger den 12V Pump DD12V-D4 any good?

Originally posted by Giblet Plus!
It's pretty good, at least comparable to the swifty MCP600.
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how did you come to this conclusion? anyone know where i can see flow charts of these other pumps?
 
Originally posted by jwill
how did you come to this conclusion? anyone know where i can see flow charts of these other pumps?
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http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=5068
 
Originally posted by Giblet Plus!
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[url]http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=5068[/url] [/B][/QUOTE] danke. :)[i][b]
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(in the product description...)

Also, tuning of your pump flow rates can be done with a rheobus. The rheobus needs to have at least a rating of 18W per channel. The amp draw for each voltage level is shown in Figure 3 below. Just like fan control, if a user wants the lowest sound level possible, the pump voltage can be decreased. This can lead to different CPU temperatures and as a end user, you can control this! The sound levels at various voltages are shown in Figure 4 with both the Eheim 1048 and Hydor L30 as a baseline. Remember, at least 6 Volts is needed to start the pump.
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interesting. never thought about controlling the pump with a rheobus.
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Originally posted by jwill

interesting. never thought about controlling the pump with a rheobus.
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I doubt it would help performance at all. It seems more like a gimmick or a way to reduce pump noise.
 
that looks suspiciously like the pump i saw Cathar recommending a little while ago... i'd try it if i hadn't just got a dp650 pump.

good luck with it if you do try it:)
 
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