Water Cooling Pump - Is this suitable?

[LVL1234]

Hello,

Quick question is this an okay pump to use for a 240mm top mounted rad, a 5.25" inch drive bay mounted single reservoir, a CPU water block and (in the future) 2 water cooler GTX 970's?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DC-12V-PC-Liquid-Cooling-Speed-Controllable-Water-Pump-With-steel-stents-SC600-/251791158320?pt=UK_Computing_Water_Cooling&hash=item3a9fec2c30
Thanks In Advance.

 

[Pomosa]

It seems okay, not exactly a brand pump but it should do the trick, From what i can see it connects to your motherboard via a fan header, so make sure you have a 3-pin fanheader free on your motherboard, otherwise you need a splitter or adapter aswell.

When it comes to performance or silence there really isnt enough information, and personally i would go with a pump that have a better reputation. (that being any reputation at all)

 

[LVL1234]

It seems okay, not exactly a brand pump but it should do the trick, From what i can see it connects to your motherboard via a fan header, so make sure you have a 3-pin fanheader free on your motherboard, otherwise you need a splitter or adapter aswell.

When it comes to performance or silence there really isnt enough information, and personally i would go with a pump that have a better reputation. (that being any reputation at all)

Okay, could you recommend anything too me that would be a more reputable brand pump instead? I would pay upto £75 for one. Thanks.

 

[skywere]

i have been using an EK-DCP 4.0 for about 2 years now, it has been running around 8 hours per day and it's still working great

 

[LVL1234]

i have been using an EK-DCP 4.0 for about 2 years now, it has been running around 8 hours per day and it's still working great

Okay, thank you.

 

[skywere]

i have been using an EK-DCP 4.0 for about 2 years now, it has been running around 8 hours per day and it's still working great

Okay, thank you.

no problem!
glad to be of help.