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| Koolance RP-980BK Reservoir & Pumps in 5.25" Bay - Black |
| Part #: ex-res-149 |
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Price: $139.99
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Results: 1-3 of 3 |
 Terrible
Reviewer: Quitadamo (1)
The pump never really cooled JUST my Q6600 very much. Then the pump failed after a week and my computer was ruined...Had to replace my motherboard and Videocard. Now I''m on air cooling and it is cooling just as quiet and cooler than this pump ever did. I would NOT recommend this to anyone. A pump that fails after a week is just NOT acceptable.
 Handles the system well.
Reviewer: Grantofhell (8)
This thing is capable of anything you can put to it. It''s having a bit of an issue right now with the display but I am contacting Koolance and no doubt, they will help me to resolve the issue. The unit is great and quality is superior. Not all that loud, but then again, I can''t hear much over my 3K Scythe fans.
Good choice for the price
05-04-2009
Reviewer: S.Davis (1)
Nice unit for the price. It was easy to install and setup. When I cranked up the pump speed to max, it turned my coolant into a milk shake. So keep your reservoir topped off, event tilting it back when filling, to get out the most air you can. This thing really moves the coolant around. It does have an odd noise when set at the lowest level, but I have been running it at the 5-6 setting. I did find my system running hot when gaming with the fan on Auto. My guess is that my thermocouple for the CPU temp is in the draft of a case cooling fan. Thus keeping the temp reading from getting a good fan speed for the actual CPU core temp. When both the fan and pump are running at max, even after gaming for hours, the CPU bios temp is only about 40C. Overall setup being used is this unit, 3/8" tubing, 120mm radiator, cooling just an AMD dual core. When I add a water block to my 9800 GTX vid card, I foresee no problem with this unit handling it.
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