A Home-Grown Water Cooler for 115 Dollars

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Pump - 5 Liters Of Water A Minute

To keep water flowing through the cooling system at a decent clip, you need a pump. In general, any aquarium pump will do, as long as its flow rate and electrical connections are adequate. We used a centrifugal pump with a maximum flow rate of 300 liters per hour (according to the manufacturer), which is actually more than sufficient. In reality, the flow rate ends up being lower, due to narrow hoses and adapter interference. However, this pump is more than sufficient to cool an AMD Athlon processor at a loss rate of up to 85 percent, depending on the version and clock speed. You could use the same set-up to cool an Intel Pentium III or an AMD K6-2 (Socket 7) effectively. The following pictures show the pump and its inlets from different angles. In addition, we've prepared a table with the pump specs.

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