Noob question

Trying to make my mind up from the photo of them side by side on the EK website if the fixing locations are the same spacing on both pumps. Not sure to be honest.
 
What you can't see easily is the different dimensions of the pumps, the 2.2 is much smaller.

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Thats just the code logic of the web site showing you what other people who have looked at that item have either looked at or bought after looking at it.
 
Biffa said:
Thats just the code logic of the web site showing you what other people who have looked at that item have either looked at or bought after looking at it.
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Agh, I assumed it was "You may also be interested in" because they're suitable, I know a few sites do this.

And yeah, seems like it won't fit, I'll wait till that bigger EK res comes in stock.
 
Be interested to see how they perform, as this is the pump/res combo I'm also considering.
 
Martini1991 said:
I'll let you know when the res comes in stock :p
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Cheers!
If you haven't already seen it, this may be of interest. Martin's Liquid Labs gives the pump a glowing review.

http://martinsliquidlab.i4memory.com/Danger-Den_CPX-Pro-Pump-Review.html

Summary:

Pros

  • Excellent All Around Performance
  • Spiral Shaped Volute for High Efficiency and Low Heat Dump
  • 3 pin with RPM monitor (can be used to shut down computer in the event of failure)
  • G 1/4 threading allows user flexibility in barb selection
  • Silent, only 4db gain over ambient
  • Ceramic Shaft Bearing for smooth operation and long life durability
  • More compact than a Laing D5 (MPC 655)
Cons

  • Larger size than the MCP 355
 
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