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What pump(s) do you plan to use? That sensor does not start to read until 3 l/m.
I am using the Digimesa FHKUC 70 hose, http://www.uptom.cn/data/digmesa/fhku/938-3870AE032_GB.pdf, and am using 165 ppl with no problems to the aquaero. I have not calibrated it in closed loop but did a bucket test and it is giving similar results to closed loop.
I originally had the AC sensor installed, the one that does a 180 ° U Turn with a 5.6 mm nozzle and am getting exactly the same flow reading with this sensor I am using now
It really is not too important to know exactly what the flow is but rather the temps are more important no matter what flow you can achieve. It is prolly better to use the flow sensor as a means of shutting down the PC in the event of blockage in the loop or pump failure more than being able to determine the actual flow. Sorry if I am unable to help you, but the only way to know for sure if 130 ppl is too low is to try it.
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I just bought 2 DDC 3.25's with V2 tops, should have them by mid week, hope they are quiet like the eheims. Planning to split my loop up and put the chipset blocks with the GPU and leave the CPU on its own with the 2 Ultra's.
Right now I have an AC cuplex xt di and BitsPower NB/ SB with 3 mosfets on one loop with 2 aquastream XT Ultra pumps and 3/8" tubing plus feser 480 rad, getting less than 3 l/m flow. I am going with the PMP-400 pumps on the GPU loop.
Good luck with your setup
Sounds like a plan
Where are you getting that sensor from? I had a problem finding a supplier for any Digimesa products at a decent price.
That GPU throws off a ton of heat. It is not impaired by the heat as much as the CPU is. If you are gaming then these two will be dumping heat into the shared loop.
Mebbe consider putting the CPU and GPU on seperate loops and adding the NB and MOSFETS to one or the other or split them between the two.
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