Quiet watercooling pump?

iamdarkyoshi · July 21, 2015

I have two MCP 355 pumps i want to sell and buy a new pump with. I am running a single loop so one pump is sitting around doing nothing. I have a double and triple 120mm radiator in my build and an i5 2500 and an r9 390x. What should I sell these pumps for and what should I get to replace them?

Oshino Shinobu · July 21, 2015

D5 Vario. Only one you'll ever need. You can run that system on the second power setting, maybe the first.

ManOfGold93 · July 21, 2015

I have a d5 Vario and on the lowest setting I can barely hear it (pushes water still) and on the highest that sucker can push a ton of water

iamdarkyoshi · July 21, 2015

my MCP 355 (removed solder jumper so it is now an MCP 350) is on a rheostat and I can get it quiet but it fails to start at very low RPMS. I think I will add a capacitor to it so it can "jumpstart" itself when power is turned on, and then slow down once running. It is probably putting lots of vibrations into the rather stiff tubing.

Ryoku · July 21, 2015

D5 Vario. Only one you'll ever need. You can run that system on the second power setting, maybe the first.

I have a d5 Vario and on the lowest setting I can barely hear it (pushes water still) and on the highest that sucker can push a ton of water

I have two MCP 355 pumps i want to sell and buy a new pump with. I am running a single loop so one pump is sitting around doing nothing. I have a double and triple 120mm radiator in my build and an i5 2500 and an r9 390x. What should I sell these pumps for and what should I get to replace them?

I'm with the guys above the D5 Vario is nice and quite with a lot of power.