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Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 01:17
Sorry I'm writing in english, but my german is really crappy (I'm a Dane).
My question is regarding the capacity of the different Evo radiators. The setup I'm interessed in constructing is:
-Cooling my MB, GeForce4 and CPU
-Cooling my HD's using 5 x Aqua Drives
My question is then how i should construct the system? Is one 12V pump enough? Do i need 2 separate systems? If using one system should I use Evo 360 or is 240 enough?
I'd be really glad to hear from some of you hardcore water-nerds
Best regards,
Lau
My question is regarding the capacity of the different Evo radiators. The setup I'm interessed in constructing is:
-Cooling my MB, GeForce4 and CPU
-Cooling my HD's using 5 x Aqua Drives
My question is then how i should construct the system? Is one 12V pump enough? Do i need 2 separate systems? If using one system should I use Evo 360 or is 240 enough?
I'd be really glad to hear from some of you hardcore water-nerds
Best regards,
Lau
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 01:32
w0w... 5 Aquadrives 
Well, it only makes sense to do active cooling on that, so your choice should be the Evo240 with 2 Fans (Papst is pretty noiseless).
Taking an Evo360 instead only gives you about 2°C better temps (when active cooling).
€: Now reading your 2nd post...
It doesnt make sense to cool everything WITHOUT fans. It would work, but your harddrives would get temps ~50°C, and thats to high. Furthermore, you HAVE TO set up the radiator SEPERATLY (basicly not in your case). It has to stand clearly.
Well, it only makes sense to do active cooling on that, so your choice should be the Evo240 with 2 Fans (Papst is pretty noiseless).
Taking an Evo360 instead only gives you about 2°C better temps (when active cooling).
€: Now reading your 2nd post...
It doesnt make sense to cool everything WITHOUT fans. It would work, but your harddrives would get temps ~50°C, and thats to high. Furthermore, you HAVE TO set up the radiator SEPERATLY (basicly not in your case). It has to stand clearly.
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 01:50
Sounds great!
The problem with sets is that there aren't any with the new 12V pump, which I've really been drulling at~~~
I'm saving the money for it at the moment, but I'll thow a message when I'm ready to go.
Again, thx alot for the help. This is really a great forum!
The problem with sets is that there aren't any with the new 12V pump, which I've really been drulling at
~~~I'm saving the money for it at the moment, but I'll thow a message when I'm ready to go.
Again, thx alot for the help. This is really a great forum!
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 02:19
Zitat von »Nightreaver«
-Cooling my MB, GeForce4 and CPU
-Cooling my HD's using 5 x Aqua Drives
If you really want to cool 5! hdd's, I would suggest 2 seperate Systems (Evo 120 for hdd's). Perhaps its not necessary, but it reduces the risk of heating your hdd's by CPU & GPU.
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 02:29
If you really want to cool 5! hdd's, I would suggest 2 seperate Systems (Evo 120 for hdd's). Perhaps its not necessary, but it reduces the risk of heating your hdd's by CPU & GPU.
Yep, that was also my first impression, but it's a pretty expensive solution. I would do it if I had the money. Just think; my Lian-Li PC70 with 2 AquaTubes in the front.... mmmmmh
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 02:35
...but it's a pretty expensive solution....with 2 AquaTubes in the front.... mmmmmh
Evo 120 and the normal Eheim 1046 (much cheaper and imho good enough) doesn't make the amount so high. It's the 5 Aqua-drives, thats the really expensive part of your whole project!
You don't have to use Aquatube, AC has some other "Ausgleichsbehälter", e.g. the aquainject.
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 02:44
Evo 120 and the normal Eheim 1046 (much cheaper and imho good enough) doesn't make the amount so high. It's the 5 Aqua-drives, thats the really expensive part of your whole project!
Yep, your absolutely right. Then an extra question; is it easy/possible to hook up the Eheim 1046 to the PSU? And don't they uses quite a bit more power (I've got 480Watt to spend).
You don't have to use Aquatube, AC has some other "Ausgleichsbehälter", e.g. the aquainject.
Mmh, but the AquaTubes are really nice and match my case very well.
Btw, thx for your thoughs.
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 03:45
...is it easy/possible to hook up the Eheim 1046 to the PSU? And don't they uses quite a bit more power (I've got 480Watt to spend)...
The standard 230V Eheim 1046 and the "aquastream" are not really different. Its just the voltage they are working with and the (attention, my opinion: more or less usefull) gimmicks of the aquastream
The Standard Eheim 1046 works with 230 Volts so you just have to get the plug out of the case or 230V into the case- imho no problem. I use several sockets outside of the case connected with one switch for PC, Monitor, printer and Eheim ("Steckdosenleiste"). No problem to fill the system. The pump needs about 5 watt.
The "aquastream" uses power from your PSU - but don't care about this 5 watts (similar to standard 1046)...
Now, look at the price. I (not everyone, just I) don't need the gimmicks and I don't care about the "easy-to-install"-12V, that means I would never spend the double amount of money.
Now you have to decide on your own...
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 04:29
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Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 11:56
If you really want to cool 5! hdd's, I would suggest 2 seperate Systems (Evo 120 for hdd's). Perhaps its not necessary, but it reduces the risk of heating your hdd's by CPU & GPU.
Dont do that! There is absolutely no reason for "creating" 2 Systems. HDDs are producing heat at around 5-10W. This is nothing. Just make one system an save some money at this part
The Evo240 will be enough and it will give you good (and quiet) temps, thats for sure!
Re: Question regarding Evo capacity
Montag, 11. August 2003, 12:13
well, i don´t really see the reason to cool HDDs with water (or at all) anyway :
using maybe 1 80mm-Fan (for instance a silen Papst) would be effective enough and still be a quiet solution
well unless you like to use the aquadrives as a silencing device that is... cause as soon as the loud CPU/GPU/NB-fans are gone, you´ll notice how much noise a HDD can produce
speaking of noise: your PSU is probably another source! you should think about modding it with one large 120mm-fan at 7 or 5 volt or (since you appear to be quite wealthy... 5 aquadrives... pfuuh
) buy a watercooled PSU like the aquapower (which has a 230V-plug included) or the coolcurrent. both can be found in ACs shop
using maybe 1 80mm-Fan (for instance a silen Papst) would be effective enough and still be a quiet solution
well unless you like to use the aquadrives as a silencing device that is... cause as soon as the loud CPU/GPU/NB-fans are gone, you´ll notice how much noise a HDD can produce
speaking of noise: your PSU is probably another source! you should think about modding it with one large 120mm-fan at 7 or 5 volt or (since you appear to be quite wealthy... 5 aquadrives... pfuuh
) buy a watercooled PSU like the aquapower (which has a 230V-plug included) or the coolcurrent. both can be found in ACs shop there is no gravity - the world sucks
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