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Post subject: MCP355 Vs MCP655 !  Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 6:02 pm |
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Hey everyone! I want a pump but I don't know which between these pumps... If we considers the fact that I'll definitely change the top anyway (whatever of the pump that I will take) which would be better knowing that I will watercool CPU for now and 2 graphics cards later... I use 1/2 tubing and my radiators is 2 swiftech MCR220 (one is a stack version) for informations.
Thanks a lot!
And scuse me I'm not good in english... xD
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Post subject: Re: MCP355 Vs MCP655 ! Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 6:21 pm |
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MCP355 approximately same thing as 655 on setting 3-4. With low restriction CPU block 355 will be ok, so consider if you need smaller size of MCP355 or you can fit 655 w/o any problems.
MCP655-B is same as MCP655 at setting 4.
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Post subject: Re: MCP355 Vs MCP655 ! Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 6:37 pm |
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Ok! So do you know if the Swiftech MCP220 radiators are low restriction rad? And which CPU waterblock are low restriction? Heatkiller or EK supreme HF?
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Post subject: Re: MCP355 Vs MCP655 ! Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 8:30 pm |
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HeatKiller, Supreme LT, Swiftech GTZ are good out of box. Supreme HF has changeable plates, so you can use plate that makes it low restricted.
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