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Old 25-01-18, 08:24 PM
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XSPC Raystorm X4 Pro Kits
Been looking into buying this set. Originally I just wanted a standalone EKWB SPC pump and RES X3 with the rest being XSPC, but it would actually cost quite a bit more than buying this kit instead, so I'm looking for some info I can't seem to find elsewhere.

I'm curious how you adjust the speed on that included D5 pump, as I can so no PWM signal cable, or even a hole for adjusting speed if it's a vario pump. Is it actually a vario pump at all? And if so, does this mean every time I need to adjust the speed I would have to take that cap off? Christ man... Please say it ain't so

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Old 25-01-18, 09:58 PM
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That is not a D5. It's only rated at 600lph.

The block is great.
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Old 25-01-18, 10:18 PM
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Just fit a voltage adjust fan controller to the pump.

That kit may be old, as primarily in the list is socket 1366 and 115X.
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Old 25-01-18, 10:18 PM
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it uses a sata connector for power.
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Old 25-01-18, 10:22 PM
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That is not a D5. It's only rated at 600lph.

The block is great.
Whoops you're correct, I completely missed that. Well R.I.P. the dream, didn't like the 12/16 fittings anyway. I might just end up buying the Raystorm Pro CPU block as a standalone.
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Old 25-01-18, 11:00 PM
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Get yourself some monsoon connectors, they look better and are easier to use.
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I just got the Raystorm V3 RGB block for mine it's certainly an improvement over my old raystorm block
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