Which pump to buy?

[Cru]

Hello people,
I'm most likely going to do a custom loop with a CPU and one GPU block, one 360 rad and one 240 rad (both 60mm) soon.
I'd really like to go with a pump/res combination for the 5.25" bays
so, the question is, will the XSPC X2O 750 be ok for the loop or should i buy something with a D5? (pic related)

 

[FTR.4500MHz]

I would buy the D5 mate. It is very reliable, a good performer and dead silent if dampened correctly.

But combined with a bayres i cant give any personal feedback about vibration or noise because never used that combo. So wait a bit for others to give feedback about that.

The D5 is a reference in the watercooling scene so if you have enough money this isa no brainer !

 

[jamesriley94]

I would buy the D5 mate. It is very reliable, a good performer and dead silent if dampened correctly.

But combined with a bayres i cant give any personal feedback about vibration or noise because never used that combo. So wait a bit for others to give feedback about that.

The D5 is a reference in the watercooling scene so if you have enough money this isa no brainer !

+1.

I wouldn't trust the smaller XSPC pump for anything more than a CPU only loop - and even with that, you're better off going for a D5 to give you room for upgrades.

 

[andrewmchugh]

+1.

I wouldn't trust the smaller XSPC pump for anything more than a CPU only loop - and even with that, you're better off going for a D5 to give you room for upgrades.

Yup always D5 and 850Watt psus, then your sorted of life. (within reason)

 

[OcSurfer]

im very temptesd at teh moment to go with one of the swifttech cpu block pumps, but then that will be for a cramped Matx rig

 

[Master&Puppet]

The 750 is a great pump for a single block but won't cope well with 2. The D5 is the only option here.

 

[Cru]

Alright thanks!