Help with Picking out a Pump

[Makeroflostsouls]

I already have a Koolance Reservoir and Pump, RP-1000BK http://www.koolance.com/water-cooling/product_info.php?product_id=280 That has a Swiftech MCP355 equlivalent in it. Wanted to know if this would have enough flow for 2 x XSPC RX360 rads, cpu block and 2 x 6970 water blocks. Or would I need to bump up to a MCP655/D5. Also going to be using 10mm/3/8 hose. Thanks

 

[silent-circuit]

Should be enough, though I much prefer the D5 / D6 myself.

 

[Makeroflostsouls]

Yea what I was wanting to switch to but can't seem to sell my koolance setup lol So i'm just going to gut it. I just spent a crap load of money on a new sandy bridge setup, 2 rads, new blocks and fittings. So i'm super broke lol So i'm trying to use what I have at this point.

 

[Cruiza]

I'm almost certain your current pump will perform better than a D5 considering the amount of restriction you're dealing with.

 

[Tsumi]

MCP355 > MCP655 when it comes to high restriction loops, and your system is going to be moderate-high restriction. MCP655 excels in low restriction, and is generally more durable/longer lasting.

 

[FaRKle0079]

It'll be borderline 1GPM. Generally you want 1GPM or more. I'd say it's going to depend on which CPU block you choose. If you choose an Supreme HF you'll be fine, but if you choose an Apogee XT you may want less restriction.

 

[Makeroflostsouls]

Probaly going to get the koolance 370 or the Supreme HF.