name='PV5150' said:About 1-2% in favour of a push config. Push is generally quieter too. Are you using a shroud?
name='PV5150' said:Just for future reference it may be easier to ask all your water-cooling questions in the one thread. It'll make it easier for our members to answer them all. Personally I'd go with XSPC as it provides better head and flow rate. What are your 2 loops going to contain? As for noise you shouldn't hear the DDC pumps as they are extremely quiet.
That's quite a bit of restriction. You're going to run a DDC Ultra with that yeah?name='Rover3500' said:The first loop will be for mobo and cpu, so it will have ddc pump, pa120.3 rad, EK Multioption RES 250 Rev.2, Fill port, EK nb/sb5 block, EK SB GA-X38 block, EK Mosfet GA X38/48 and I am waiting for the new Swiftech Apogee GTZ cpu block, I thought I would run the mobo and cpu parallel from a Y splitter.
name='PV5150' said:That's quite a bit of restriction. You're going to run a DDC Ultra with that yeah?
name='PV5150' said:Yeah I would. Noise difference between the two pumps - negligible if any.
name='PV5150' said:My pleasure mate. The EK is a great addition to my loop as it makes topping up the fluid so much easier and it looks far better than any bay res in my opinion. Mine is the first revision so I get the vortex thing happening but it has never been a problem, plus it gives me something to look at.I only use two ports because I mounted the res vertically: the bottom port goes straight to the pump; and the other is the inlet. Situated that way I can remove the res while the computer is going and either bleed air from the loop or top it up.