tankhunter8192

there is no standard to wire a matrix, so just the matrix builder knows how the thing would be a function for the calculation of the adress like:
#define ROWS XX #define COLUMS YY int GetAdress(int row, int colum) { if((row<ROWS)&&(rows>=0) { if((colum<COLUMS)&&(colum>=0) { return (colum+COLUMS*(row-1)); } } return -1; //if wrong insert -> ERROR Code } Edit:
the circuit/adresses would be:
|  0 |  1 |  2 |  3 |  4 |  5 |  6 |  7|
----------------------------------------
|  8 |  9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 |
...

i would choose for pumps always D5 aka MCP655. 

how about the thing that Threatripper has a high TDP and the Noctua cooler is a good cooler but not for this high?
On my i9 7960X i have also a Noctua 14 and it burns at 100C without OC while Blender.
Little sidenote: the cooler that you mentioned has no TR4 socket support - it is an small area cooler

yup is right there, the silver part at the bottom is a ball valve that right now has a cap, but I have a barbed fitting and flexible tube to drain it.

I thought they use AiOs as cooling and market them just as water cooling. AiOs would be maintraincefree or just for 2-5 years of use