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Hi all, slightly noob question coming up. From reading up on the Single vs Double D5 pumps, there are various views as to:
One aspect that is generally accepted as a genuine benefit is being able to run the loop at a lower speed for the same flow rate and pressure, and this therefore translating into a quieter system. Is this reduction in noise a genuine / practical / tangible benefit?
Seems to be a lot of cost and complexity for this privilege. Am speccing a sytem that aims to run cool, and quiet. So curious as to what the lay of the land is.
Any view here on this?
Cheers
- whether pump redundacy is a real consideration or not (single pump failure vs additonal points of failure in the additional loop connections of a dual pump system)
- whether an increased flow rate is actually worth it, due to apparent negligable cooling benefits this brings to the cooling ability of the loop
- the running speed of a single vs double, insofar as noise generation is concerned, when considering fans noise also (ie this may only be a noticable benefit if your system also runs quiet fans)
One aspect that is generally accepted as a genuine benefit is being able to run the loop at a lower speed for the same flow rate and pressure, and this therefore translating into a quieter system. Is this reduction in noise a genuine / practical / tangible benefit?
Seems to be a lot of cost and complexity for this privilege. Am speccing a sytem that aims to run cool, and quiet. So curious as to what the lay of the land is.
Any view here on this?
Cheers
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