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pump controllers?

madweazl

madweazl

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I'm building a new computer and was wondering if there was a controller for the pumps? For setup I'm looking at the following:

Rads - 1 420 and 1 240
EK blocks for mobo, cpu, gpu (gotta find something for memory too)
Danger Den DD CPX Pro

Is there a single unit that would control the fans and pump?
 
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yeah, it's possible, you'll need a controller that can handle the power draw though. most controllers you find on more of the mainstream pc parts sites probably won't be able to handle it, but more of the custom cooling sites should have them. I know most of the lamptron controllers should be able to handle it and even be able to handle a second pump on the same channel (some can handle even more), lol.

some modding may be needed for some controllers, just make sure you pay attention to the wattage each channel can handle. also make sure you don't dial down the voltage so low that the pump doesn't start, lol.
 
Looks like the Aquaero is what I'm after. I want to have something that will throttle the pump and radiator based on current temps. Thing has to be whisper quiet :) Ordering a few parts for the tower right now.
 
There's that and the T-Balancer bigNG, although I have experience with neither.

I use a simple Rheobus Extreme (not too bright, but I've resistor-modded all my LEDs anyway).
 
Is it possible to regulate the speed of a variable speed PWM pump using a non PWM controller?

Raz
 
Dont know much about these things yet. I know the other way around can be problematic (ie non PWM hooked to PWM peripheral).
 
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